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Does this mean salt lakes down under are pink in general due to presence of algae? I thought algae green in color.
Here are some question for extra credits -
Is algae plural?
if yes, what is the singular form?
and why not algas?
If no, what is the plural form?
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Old is Gold.
Gold off 20% from all time high.
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^cool...I thought it is the SALTIEST out of them all....
And tastes the sweatiest.
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And the thread killer strikes again.
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LOL…no no…not at all 
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A dead heart beats again, thanks to the efforts of scientists at the University of Minnesota. To rebuild and reanimate the organ, which was harvested from a rat, scientists first stripped the old heart cells away with a detergent typically found in shampoos. That left behind a collagen matrix—the protein fibers that hold groups of cells together and help give organs their overall shape—which they then reseeded with heart cells from a newborn rat. They attached the organ to electrodes and waited. Then it happened: The heart started to beat regularly.
The reanimation technique is now being tested on pig hearts, which are much closer in structure to human hearts than are rat hearts. Organs from built-to-order collagen matrices could help treat the five million Americans who suffer from heart failure and the some 2,600 patients currently waiting for transplant donors.
****I didn’t insert the picture for people who preferred not to see it. Click on the link to see the pic.
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^ wow. Wonder what makes all include at 75 deg - all in parallel. The reddish color - is that for a Caucasian from the west? Would an African ear hair be black?
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^ You are 
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Pygmy marmoset females have two litters each year and give birth to twins 70% of the time. For the first two weeks when the mortality rate is highest, pygmy marmoset babies will be constantly carried by the mother, but after that time, raising offspring is a communal affair. The pygmy marmoset (Cebuella pygmaea) is one of the world’s smallest monkeys – hence it is also called the dwarf monkey – and is a native of the South American.
So cute!!!
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buy one get one free :hmmm:
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^
you can carry them around in your pocket!
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I see a commercial application - finger bells, the equivalent of bar bells. Especially handy for spin bowlers - to strengthen fingers with the mini- monkeys hanging on. Put one on for quick repititions. Two or 3 on each finger to add bulk to finger muscles. Curls, reverse curls.
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^aap gol gol ghoomna band kariyein :p
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Karein
Kariye
no kariyein
Poor Mr. Khan
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^:cb:
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Dragon Falls are part of the Angel Falls located in Venezuela. This Venezuela waterfalls are biggest in the world with height of little above 3,200 ft.
Waterfalls drops from the edge of Auyantepui mountain in the Canaima National Park. Whole region is under UNESCO World Heritage.
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^Nice! I love waterfalls 
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What are watterfals?
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^:rotfl: I didn’t notice that
