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NinjaFish
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yes they are feisty little fish. This girl did not put up much of a fight though. Kind of strange for such a nice sized smallmouth.
here is the larger version:
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f204/ryangru/DSCN1286.jpg
and for another angle
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f204/ryangru/DSCN1279-1.jpg
NinjaFish
What is Depression?
1 in 10 of women, and 1 in 20 of men will suffer a major depressive illness at some time in their life. It is a VERY common disorder, but diagnosis is often shrouded in the somatic complaints of headaches, back pain, lack of energy, etc. which are all real and not imagined.
When major depression strikes, you feel as if an alien has invaded your body and taken control. You look in the mirror and ask, "where did I go? Where's the real me?" The scary part is not knowing if you will return. Depression is scary.
schmawy
Tiger Woods Can Walk on Water. He's Just That Good.
I could have taken my drop....1 stroke penalty and possibly got it up and down in 2 strokes. That would have been 3 strokes without walking on water. Although, sometimes I do walk on water in the winter. That's where the old spikes are better than these new soft spikes. They grab into the ice better.
Richard Dawkins Confronts Skeptical High School Students
Yeah, he's the guy I've read about. I'd say he's got a ways to go. Excuse me, I have to go back to my lab, I'm trying to synthesize Charlize Theron using the human genome project template. So far, it's not working very well.
Richard Dawkins Confronts Skeptical High School Students
"We've also shown in lab environments that we can create life from non-life materials."
I missed that development. When did that occur? I've read about artificial "cells" that are capable of single protein synthesis. That's a long way from a building a self-replicating, self-sustaining organism from scratch. I would think that sort of achievement would have made the newspaper. Then again, maybe not my local newspaper.
swampgirl
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKIkSSqwgyI