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IcedEarth
United States3661 Posts
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GranDim
Canada1214 Posts
Who would it be? | ||
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OverTheUnder
United States2929 Posts
Im a bass player myself, do you play bass at all? | ||
FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:15 IcedEarth wrote: What's your myspace? :D http://www.myspace.com/30604789 lol | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:21 GranDim wrote: If you had to ban someone with 2k+ posts to not be banned yourself would you do it? Who would it be? I'd really like to ban rpf289 just because he's a mincing little twat | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:22 OverTheUnder wrote: Top 5 Guitarists of all time, in order if u can gogo:D Im a bass player myself, do you play bass at all? top 5 of all time is way too hard to do properly my top 5 guitarists are Randy Rhoads Eddie Van Halen Dave Mustaine Slash Dimebag probably in that order | ||
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camooT
United States1354 Posts
your opinion on folk music | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:24 camooT wrote: can we see the picture of you dancing on the dancefloor in san fran? your opinion on folk music I don't have it, but someone on the forum probably does. Folk music is good if its actually well-written and technically sound. Unfortunately there are too many hacks who write a song about native americans and package it as 'folk' music because they aren't talented enough to do any better. | ||
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ahk-gosu
Korea (South)2099 Posts
and is your name steve?  | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:30 ahk-gosu wrote: if your the fakesteve. who is the real steve? and is your name steve? draeger yes | ||
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FuDDx
United States5018 Posts
ritz or wheat thins? and the last if you could shrink down enough to ride a paper airplane would you ride a glider pappperairplane or a dart papper airplane? speacking of little pepole ever watch the littles carttonn? tails... | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:40 FuDDx wrote: are you not eager for the book A Feast Of Crows ? ritz or wheat thins? and the last if you could shrink down enough to ride a paper airplane would you ride a glider pappperairplane or a dart papper airplane? speacking of little pepole ever watch the littles carttonn? tails... i don't know what half of this means | ||
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hasublack
Finland79 Posts
The holiday will last for a week, so.. i know we are going to have wild sex but, .. hows the sex like and what position are we going to fuck? how many orgasms will she have? thanks fakesteve. | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:46 hasublack wrote: im going to a trip next wednesday, i have this beautiful girl whos really waiting for me. The holiday will last for a week, so.. i know we are going to have wild sex but, .. hows the sex like and what position are we going to fuck? how many orgasms will she have? thanks fakesteve. awkward, and missionary. probably none. | ||
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tiffany
3664 Posts
A patient enters the hospital with an invasive tumor of the midface involving largely skin, cartilage, and bone. The tumor is resected by the head & neck surgeon with clear margins. The patient received postoperative irradiation to ameliorate any residing metastases. The patient possesses a large midface defect. As a tissue engineer, you are working with the reconstructive surgeons to create a construct that will fill the defect. You think that a new form of hydroxyapatite (HA) that you have developed will permit the formation of a three dimensional construct that will integrate well with the patient’s anatomy. The new form of HA is functionalized with osteoblast (OB, bone forming cell) adhesion peptides. The material is denoted HA-OB. An obvious design question is whether HA-OB possesses the mechanical strength required to support the midface. You decide to conduct a uniaxial tensile test of a 2 cm diameter, 3 cm long cylindrical core of HA-OB using an Instron. A 100 kg mass is used as the load. The HA-OB elongates 30%. (a) What is the Young’s modulus for the HA-OB? (b) Based on the Young's modulus you decide that HA-OB meets your mechanical design constraints. A 3D construct is fabricated and is ready for the operating room. What major constraint may limit survival and integration of the construct (which is seeded with osteoblasts) with the patient's anatomy? Explain why. (c) In another application related to bone repair, poly(lactic acid) (PLA) is being investigated for its use in bone pins, as a multifunctional material that helps correct bone defects and fractures. Its two main functions are to provide mechanical support and to release bone growth factors to stimulate growth. What property of PLA can be readily modified to give it the appropriate mechanical strength? Explain why. (d) For this particular application, what relative level of crystallinity (high semicrystalline; low = amorphous) would enable PLA to effectively release the bone growth factors over time? Why? (e) Keeping your answer above in mind, describe the properties of PLA that contribute to its crystallinity and its ability to deliver growth factors in the desired way. What processing conditions could help reinforce these properties in PLA? How do these help? | ||
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FuDDx
United States5018 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:41 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote: i don't know what half of this means All right ill try to be understandable. Do you prefer Ritz crackers or wheat thins crackers (maybe you dont have these)? Feast Of Crows is the 4th book in George R.R. Martins Song of Ice and Fire set.(great books read them) the 4th book was supposed to have been out more than 2 years ago. If for some reason you could shrink yourself so small you could ride on a papper airplane would you prefer a straight fast flying one or one that would spiral and glide floating and weaving on the air? Do you like chiuahuas?(sp) | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:55 tiffany wrote: a problem from my homework set: A patient enters the hospital with an invasive tumor of the midface involving largely skin, cartilage, and bone. The tumor is resected by the head & neck surgeon with clear margins. The patient received postoperative irradiation to ameliorate any residing metastases. The patient possesses a large midface defect. As a tissue engineer, you are working with the reconstructive surgeons to create a construct that will fill the defect. You think that a new form of hydroxyapatite (HA) that you have developed will permit the formation of a three dimensional construct that will integrate well with the patient’s anatomy. The new form of HA is functionalized with osteoblast (OB, bone forming cell) adhesion peptides. The material is denoted HA-OB. An obvious design question is whether HA-OB possesses the mechanical strength required to support the midface. You decide to conduct a uniaxial tensile test of a 2 cm diameter, 3 cm long cylindrical core of HA-OB using an Instron. A 100 kg mass is used as the load. The HA-OB elongates 30%. (a) What is the Young’s modulus for the HA-OB? (b) Based on the Young's modulus you decide that HA-OB meets your mechanical design constraints. A 3D construct is fabricated and is ready for the operating room. What major constraint may limit survival and integration of the construct (which is seeded with osteoblasts) with the patient's anatomy? Explain why. (c) In another application related to bone repair, poly(lactic acid) (PLA) is being investigated for its use in bone pins, as a multifunctional material that helps correct bone defects and fractures. Its two main functions are to provide mechanical support and to release bone growth factors to stimulate growth. What property of PLA can be readily modified to give it the appropriate mechanical strength? Explain why. (d) For this particular application, what relative level of crystallinity (high semicrystalline; low = amorphous) would enable PLA to effectively release the bone growth factors over time? Why? (e) Keeping your answer above in mind, describe the properties of PLA that contribute to its crystallinity and its ability to deliver growth factors in the desired way. What processing conditions could help reinforce these properties in PLA? How do these help? the patient is fucked euthanasia | ||
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FakeSteve[TPR]
Valhalla18444 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:58 FuDDx wrote: All right ill try to be understandable. Do you prefer Ritz crackers or wheat thins crackers (maybe you dont have these)? Feast Of Crows is the 4th book in George R.R. Martins Song of Ice and Fire set.(great books read them) the 4th book was supposed to have been out more than 2 years ago. If for some reason you could shrink yourself so small you could ride on a papper airplane would you prefer a straight fast flying one or one that would spiral and glide floating and weaving on the air? Do you like chiuahuas?(sp) Ritz, I eat a lot of them. Never heard of him. The fast one. I fucking hate chihuahuas. | ||
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1INK
United States630 Posts
On September 28 2005 00:40 FuDDx wrote: ritz or wheat thins? i can answer this one wheat thins oh shit he decided to answer it i figures i asks a question just so post isnt useless are the subs in FF7 AC the least bit confusing? (no spoiler please) | ||
BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
Today, I arose from my peaceful slumber to the sound of teeth chewing through my various plants. I pushed the marble statue of myself down the stairs, so the beasts would think I'd fallen down, and hopefully would continue munching, blissfully unaware that I was climbing onto the roof with my electronic crossbow. (its cool, it has a cell phone and mp3 player). Yet when I got to the roof, they were nowhere to be seen, like jewish people at a "manual labor" festival. My question for you, Sir, is how do I rid myself and my bountiful garden of these creatures? | ||
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