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afarrell1 @afarrell1 (258) • United States 29 Nov 10

I came across a site today for charitable things, they list all sorts of stuff you can do based on your level of commitment, but as I was glancing through the list I came across "cord blood donation". It seems pretty simple, the...

charitable gift

stem cells

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afarrell1 anytime we learn something new it's a good thing. I do know people have said if it's possible to harvest and save them you should just in case something were to happen, but you are right I think now it is to costly. Part of that cost though is because it is a...

30 Nov 10

afarrell1 @afarrell1 (258) • United States 29 Nov 10

I came across a site today for charitable things, they list all sorts of stuff you can do based on your level of commitment, but as I was glancing through the list I came across "cord blood donation". It seems pretty simple, the...

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afarrell1 I think it's a great alternative too. when you think about it what comes from the cord is what was also in the baby so it would be the same cells and be just as viable right?

30 Nov 10

afarrell1 @afarrell1 (258) • United States 29 Nov 10

I came across a site today for charitable things, they list all sorts of stuff you can do based on your level of commitment, but as I was glancing through the list I came across "cord blood donation". It seems pretty simple, the...

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afarrell1 If you believe that life begins at conception, we are killing people.. but that's an old argument and away from the point. I think the cord cells would probably be just as good as embryonic cells since they are really from the same fetal source? the site I...

30 Nov 10

afarrell1 @afarrell1 (258) • United States 29 Nov 10

I just qualified for a medical study for binge eating. My eating habits are bad which is why I tried to sign up for the study. The girl who was qualifying me asked if I was depressed I told her no I was not clinically depressed....

binge eating

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afarrell1 I guess I'll find out as the study goes on. It really doesn't mater what it is, I've done it with grapes, rice balls, crackers, anything really. and I'm not hungry or necessarily bored. I think it has maybe just become habit.

29 Nov 10

ladybugmagic @ladybugmagic (3978) • United States 28 Nov 10

Marijuana/Hemp is a very versatile plant. People's articles in support of industrializing hemp always state there are 25,000 uses. Can you tell me some? I know of a handful, like medicine, paper, fuel, textiles, food. Can...

marijuana

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afarrell1 Hemp is a very versatile plant, and getting Hemp products is really pretty easy - I have a hemp purse that I absolutely love when I'm going to do something I need a sturdy bag for. Hemp is grown to have next to no THC so there's no point in trying to get high...

29 Nov 10

tigeraunt @tigeraunt (6326) • Philippines 29 Nov 10

hi mylotters, an indian friend invited me for dinner last sunday and i was served indian food by his wife. served were roti, dal-fry, curry and kheer, also fried rice. it had spices and chili. my tears almost rolled to my...

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afarrell1 I love Indian food and since I can cook most of it myself I can control how hot it is. My husband always know's though when we are having Indian for dinner because it makes the house smell very exotic.

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afarrell1 @afarrell1 (258) • United States 29 Nov 10

I just qualified for a medical study for binge eating. My eating habits are bad which is why I tried to sign up for the study. The girl who was qualifying me asked if I was depressed I told her no I was not clinically depressed....

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chayapathys @chayapathys (2111) • India 28 Nov 10

People are classified into vegetarians , non-vegetarians and some are vegons.People who take meat are considered as non-vegetarians.Vegons do not take milk also as they consider it as another form of blood.They live purely on...

good luck

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afarrell1 we do both so we are "flexitarians" :) I had to learn how to cook for my vegetarian daughter, and then began incorporating it into meals for the rest of my carnivorous bunch. instead of ground beef we use TSP. we have at least one meat free night, free from...

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