March 24th, 2006
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Speaking at a fundraiser for GOP Rep. Mike Sodrel in what may be one of the closest races in the country, Bush attempted to draw a sharp contrast between the two parties’ economic policies.
“We’ve got a record to stand on,” Bush said.
But he said the Democratic record consisted of “loud noises” and votes against tax cuts. |
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- The brain is soft, about the consistency of stiff jello. It needs the protection of the bones of the skull.
- It is entirely dependent on glucose (the simplest form of sugar) and oxygen to function. Cut off either of these, or the blood carrying them, and the brain starts to die.
- It cannot replace cells that die. It can learn to use other cells to perform the functions of cells that have died, up to a point. After an injury, (such as an alcohol binge) some cells are sick but not dead. A person’s functioning may improve, often over several months, as the sick cells recover.
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The human nose secretes about a litre of water a day - TRUE - Erectile tissue inside the nose warms and moistens the air you breathe in, and together with sticky mucus also secreted in the nose, acts as a filter to trap bugs and dirt.
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Posted in Cream of the Jest | By Willie Buck Merle