Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 25

Today | Me

[Darksheare]

LOL, uh oh.


Written about a nightmare after waking up wrapped in the sheets and hanging half on the floor:

My sweating face
eyes agleam
Am I asleep?
Is this a dream?
My darkest fears
Reality
Crawling around
the sheets again
Screaming inside my mind
my friend
Feeling cold
I cannot scream
Cannot wake,
Do not dream!
Am I asleep?
is this a dream?
Crawling around
the sheets again
Screaming inside my mind
my friend
Creeping mist
dampened face
I see my foe
and he is me
It cannot be
That evil gleam...

[sweetliberty]

"Describes the truth about some who have fantasies of shark-ka-bobs and other incendiary things"

It's an illusion, you know. In reality, Sharkey gets kabobed because he desires to be kabobed and "tricksey" wimmin are really just being accommodating.

[Darksheare]

Goodnight, have a good evening.

[sweetliberty]

"Even Darks fears them."

Sounds like an admission of fear from the shark to me.

[restornu]

I'm surprised to find you through all this maze...

maybe another thread would be user friendly just poems/lyrics making it more felicitous or diminish to a url address

[Darksheare]

-sorry-

[phantomworker]

But we were so prolific!

[restornu]

HeeHeeHEeee............gotya!:(

[restornu]

http://www.m90.org/

[restornu]

Do you feel like you are being manipulated in the news, also in promoting the NWO agenda with emotion by anger and fear?

What is the Hegelian Dialectic?

How many times has common sence started you in the face and you knew the answer to the situation...

Yet those elected seem to be deaf and dumb to certain solutions!

Like closing of the boarders or holding a party accountable for abusive behaviour that divides the nation and not pulling it to gather!

The law never stays focus on the original complaint it nit picks at areas that fail to connect the dots!

Are we going down the road to Soylent Green?

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Scientists aim to beat flu with genetically modified chickens
By Mark Henderson, Science Correspondent

THE long-term threat of an avian flu pandemic could be greatly reduced by a project to produce genetically modified chickens that can resist lethal strains of the virus.

British scientists are genetically engineering chickens to protect them against the H5N1 virus that has devastated poultry farms in the Far East, with a view to replacing stocks with birds that are not susceptible to influenza.

The technique should also offer protection against many other strains of flu with the potential to start a human pandemic, such as the H7 subgroup that was responsible for an outbreak in Dutch poultry in 2003.

If chicken populations were to be replaced with transgenic birds that were resistant to flu, it would remove a reservoir of the virus and make it much harder for it to spread to humans and trigger a pandemic.

The team, led by Laurence Tiley, Professor of Molecular Virology at Cambridge University, and Helen Sang, of the Roslin Institute, near Edinburgh, has already shown that chicken cells can be protected against flu by inserting small pieces of genetic material.

The researchers are now ready to begin a similar procedure with eggs and the first experiments are expected within weeks. Any breakthrough, however, will come too late to have an impact on the present outbreak of H5N1.

Even if the technique works, it will be several years before it can be used to stock farms and it also faces important regulatory hurdles and a battle to win over public opinion. If these obstacles are overcome and farmers are willing to adopt GM chickens, the entire world stock could be replaced fairly quickly.

“Once we have regulatory approval, we believe it will only take between four and five years to breed enough chickens to replace the entire world population,” Professor Tiley said. “Developing flu-resistant chickens has clear benefits for human health and animal welfare, as we wouldn’t have to slaughter chickens around the world. Chickens provide a link between the wild bird population, where avian influenza thrives, and humans, where new pandemic strains can emerge. Removing that bridge will dramatically reduce the risk posed by avian viruses.”

The research team is following three parallel approaches. One involves inserting a working copy of a gene that makes an antiviral protein called Mx, which is defective in many chicken breeds, and should improve their ability to fight off H5N1 and other strains.

The second approach is to harness a technique called RNA interference, in which small fragments of the genetic signalling chemical RNA are used to disrupt the workings of the flu virus.

By engineering chicken cells to make small RNA molecules that confuse the flu virus, the scientists hope to confer resistance to a wide variety of strains. The third strategy is similar to the second, but involves using RNA molecules as decoys, which trick the flu virus into copying them rather than itself. All three could potentially be incorporated in the same GM chickens.

[restornu]

I forgot this link...

What is the Hegelian Dialectic?
http://nord.twu.net/acl/dialectic.html

[Cardhu]

Good morning everyone.

New hair for Condi

[grannie9]

Good morning Cardhu, all. Fancy hair-do's on Condi. Nice catch. ;) She looks great as Janet Jackson...and it's a funny one too.

Hallowween is here, folks..;)

[grannie9]

Boo!

[null and void]

I like the Cousin It...

[phantomworker]

OMG! My fav is 2nd row, 2nd from the right. The serious one, with the hair swooped back on top.

[null and void]

AKA the Don King

[phantomworker]

Isn't the Don King, the 2nd from the left? Or do I have my directions off again? Who's the 2nd from the right?

[phantomworker]

You're lucky I missed this post last night, dude! I might have had you wrapped around an axle. Just kidding. LOL

[null and void]

No, I was backwards. Pompadour. Hmmmmmm. James Dean? Elvis?