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It sounds like my mailbox before I got married. They would actually quit delivering it, because they couldn't get anymore mail into the box. They would leave notes and stuff on the mailbox door and the mail inside looked like it went through a trash compactor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Los Tiburones
Since she just jumped up in my lap ... guess it's about time I came clean and revealed my mistress ...
"Daddy's girl"
http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...agejpeg_26.jpg
Beautiful cat! Caleco....mosaic genes...female....(There goes that damn zoology popping right out of me again). Now tell me, Daddy, http://www.coloradohandyman.com/eighteyes.jpg is that rodentia a little one or a big one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Los Tiburones
A couple more ...
The "Girl" not only kicks rat butt around here, she is also the worlds oldest kitten ... The story goes ... She followed us home on Hallowen about 10 years ago, we tried to shake her but to no avail ... So ridiculously cute and hilarious, stole our hearts and despite my landlords adamancy about "No pets" (We go way back to construction days - so he kind of, eventually, just looked the other way) ... The other love of my life ...
http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...0705081655.jpg
http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...616080559a.jpg
I need a better camera ...
I love that eucaryotic gene expression. She looks like a kitten! She looks like a fun cat. Was that a rat or a big mouse?
Ah ... I forgot all about that Bill! Damn, you are the most interesting man in the world!Quote:
Originally Posted by billhart22
That rodent was a big-un! Fortunately for him, he lived .. at least another day. She is brutal with them ... flings them around like cat toys and then ... Let's just say if she could operate the BBQ ... I didn't even know we had rats until she adopted herself into the family! She get's them all the time, ... birds don't far well around these parts ... Got a pigeon one time, good size ... it's a quirky thing ... If I catch her in the act I do what I can, a few make it back out of here, had that pigeon croak in my hands, it was in so much shock ... Love animals so ... I got another picture that is just ... not really fit for here. The most bizzare thing I have seen yet, with another rat, can send it via email ... basically a rat stuck in a half inch slot in one of those plastic chairs in the background ... to this day I still cannot figure out how in the world it got in that position ... Anyway ...
Sure, email it! I am into gore! I would like to see it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Los Tiburones
Ok, I love big words but ... huh? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by billhart22
Our mouses aren't that big! He was a keeper in cat-speak, big old rat.
She is a riot Bill, even after all this time ... I swear she has single handedly keep us together over the years ... she sleeps in my dresser drawer, I built a "loft" over my monitor at one point so she could keep her butt warm (Complete with carpet and air holes for the warm air to ventilate up to her) Beyond spolied ... Man, I am like a proud Papa ain't I?
One more and I got to hit the sack. The wife took this one on her camera phone last year and it looked so much to me like a painting, that I had it blown up and framed, gave it to her for Christmas ... This year it will probably go out on Christmas cards ...
http://i757.photobucket.com/albums/x...s/photo007.jpg
Will do! After that freaky kid thing ... go figure! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by billhart22
Have a great night Bill, will send it off for breakfast in the morning ...
Have a great night, Tib. That is a beautiful picture! I will look for the rat in the morning. :)
Hey Tib,
I looked up a definition and example of eucaryotic gene expression in Calico cats for you.
here goes. Reference link: http://www.ajpe.org/legacy/pdfs/aj5802204.pdf
Here are some details. It is not that hard to follow...I hope...just use a little imagination:
THE CASE OF THE CALICO CAT
This is a cat with the coat color commonly referred to as
calico. (A colored overhead, slide, or best of all, a living,
purring cat in the classroom, is shown at this point.) Those
of you who have had such a cat know one crucial fact about
them; they must be spayed, or you will end up with lots of
pretty calico kittens. In other words, all calico cats are
female. The coat color is a result of the sex of the cat, and not
the other way around.
Recall that there are two X-chromosomes in each cell in
this cat, one maternal and one paternal, except for the germ
cells, the eggs, which are haploid. On each X-chromosome,
there is a gene that can code for either yellow or black coat
color. During the development of the cat embryo, at the
stage of 64 cells, one of the two X-chromosomes in each cell
is inactivated, leaving only one X in working order. This Xsilencing
is random within the embryo, with the choice of
which X is inactivated in a particular cell unaffected by the
choice of that cell’s neighbors. From that point on in the
development of the cat embryo, all the daughter cells of each
of the original 64 will continue to have that same X-chromosome
inactivated, and so the same active gene for coat color,
either black or yellow, depending on that initial inactivation.
In general, these “sister” cells tend to remain close to each
other during later stages of embryonic development. The
graphic result of such a patchwork of clones of cells, expressing
either black or yellow coat color, is this strikingly marked
animal.
Only female cats have two X-chromosomes; only female
cats can demonstrate the calico coloring. The white
coat color often seen in calico cats in addition to the yellow
and black patches is a result of an autosomal influence on the
final coat markings
Night! ;)
I just received an email from Dread (Jim)...he said to keep the good eye on QASP and buy it cheap! He is currently into playing with MESA. Do your own opinions...DD
Time to sell your souls - one of the best set of charts I've seen... if you can't beat them, join them.... this one is a text book ascending triangle... prior to breakout, it pulled back within the triangle to the 61.8% fib retractment. Look at the monthly too...
http://www.scripps.edu/~davess/siri10/NITE.png
Dave, It looks like they had a cup and handle right before this triangle. It started last june. Do you see it the same way? Do you think it is important to look at a stocks past to make sure it follows patterns to their natural end? For example, I can look at a penny stock today and see an ascending triangle and think it is going to break out, but in the past, all "patterns" were just coincidences which broke down into chaos. Or is it just pennies that act like that? Do most of the big board stocks follow the patterns pretty well?
spng should hit .216 today per the level II
supposedly the short interest in spng is bought in at .29...we are closing in on that...probably where the breakout will be...but I doubt we see that before october...i do think we see that in october...
i skim yazoo for some nit pickins..heres a thought
Quote:
Originally Posted by yazoo
way to go tib did you buy thanks alot! jk...if you're looking for a spng buy nows the time .184
Good Morning guys,
Starting day 2, trying to sell MGLG @ .0006. It might be as hard as selling EVFL at .0002. We'll see what happens.
I have two computers cranked up this morning and I am watching all kinds of things. If it is going to be as boring as yesterday, I just may do some plumbing or work on one of my websites.
I have too much energy to just sit around.
Have a good one and good luck to all! :)
Any thoughts on whats going on with behl? Im in a lot higher than most(.09) and nothing seems to be stopping this downtend even what I have considered to be great news.