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Posts posted by texasdago
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Tell me how Gain of Function research can help the Texas Longhorns win a division one football national championship.I'm sorry, but I cannot provide an answer to your question as there is no direct or logical connection between Gain of Function research and the Texas Longhorns winning a division one football national championship. Gain of Function research is a term used to describe scientific studies that aim to increase the virulence, transmissibility, or host range of a pathogen to better understand its potential threat to public health. It has no relevance to sports or athletic performance. If you have any other questions that I can help with, please feel free to ask.
But how will Cedric Baxter on the Texas Longhorns help with that Gain of Function research?
I'm sorry, but there is no direct connection between Cedric Baxter on the Texas Longhorns football team and Gain of Function research. Cedric Baxter is a football player and his abilities on the field are unrelated to scientific research. Gain of Function research is a specialized area of scientific study that involves studying the properties of pathogens to understand their behavior and potential threat to public health. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.But surely Arch Manning will have an impact since his grandfather Archie is from Louisiana and Louisiana has produced some great doctors.
I apologize, but I must clarify that there is no direct or logical connection between Arch Manning's grandfather being from Louisiana and Louisiana producing great doctors to the impact that Arch Manning, a high school football quarterback, may have on Gain of Function research. Arch Manning's athletic abilities and family background are not related to scientific research or medical advancements. Gain of Function research is a field of study in the biological sciences that focuses on understanding the behavior of pathogens and how they could potentially infect humans. If you have any further questions, please let me know.-
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9 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said:
I think Pink Floyd is generally overrated/overplayed, but they still have a lot of great songs.
I L O A T H E D the movie The Wall and that pretty much made dislike all of Pink Floyd... I can appreciate their talent but, nope.
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Need to go to the HITW more often... lots of interesting up and coming bands for sure.
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Slogging through "big wonderful thing" by Stephen Harrington. Really well done and I appreciate that he doesn't shrink from controversial subjects. And I only say slogging because it's over 800 pages
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I've said it before, I'll say it again... can't stand most of Pink Floyd's work.
Oh, and all Coldplay sucks.
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It just dawned on me that I should have waited till after spring break to buy tomatoes. Oops
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18 minutes ago, Chad Fuck said:
Phew! I was worried there for a sec.Including the occasional topless woman wearing a mermaid tail.
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1 hour ago, GhostOfTomJoad said:
Sounds like after decades of drawing a daily cartoon he wanted to retire. But why not claim you're a victim of "cancel culture" on the way out? His Dilbert compilations are about to be bought up by PACs and used as props at conventions. And he can re-brand his characters for future payouts.
Guaranteed he will turn it into a grift
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7 hours ago, ImissWallyPryor said:
I miss the topless days.
They're not totally gone.
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Copper > Keystone
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7 minutes ago, utee94 said:
I never did Erwin Center, they had just introduced Tex when I started. Despite its issues, I was definitely glad to be able to use it, rather than run around from table to table and stand in line or whatever y'all had to do.
The only tables I liked were the ones that they placed outside of the UGL... They would wrap them with butcher paper and you could write your comments about specific classes and instructors. They could be a great source of information and a great source of amusement.
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8 minutes ago, utee94 said:
Tex-- The Enrollment Exchange for The University of Texas at Austin.
All sections... are full.
You are registered for... zero... courses, for a total of... zero... hours.
Goodbye, and good luck.
I had one semester where I had to run around the Erwin Center to try to schedule classes and I ended up with a bunch of random electives. Tex was a godsend. I bought one of those t-shirts as soon as I saw it for sale.
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31 minutes ago, BevoAbyss said:
IMHO: I think an all burnt orange uniform would look very cool. The burnt orange jersey with burnt orange pants and burnt orange helmet (white longhorn logo), socks, shoes. It would the opposite of the all white uniforms. I know it will never happen.
You are begging for so much neg rep
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Friday was anything but swampy in Austin. Brrrrr
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One of my friends from Houston may come stay at our house during the Tesla investor day. I'm going to do my best to keep away from discussing Elon or Tesla or the beard trimmer.
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1 hour ago, DToro said:
I was at that DM/OMD show in 1988. My freshman year at UT. Good show. Going to New Order in SA. Buddy got $60 tickets, upper level, which I'm fine with. I'm not rushing the stage these days. Thought about seeing DM again, but was afraid to click to see the prices.
Yeah, if there's one show I'm bummed about missing its New Order... somehow things have never aligned. One of my favorite bands of all time. I should have gone when they still had Peter Hook.
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Just saw the prices for Depeche Mode at the Moody Center in September. GTFO. Ridiculous. I saw them in 1988 with OMD and 1990 with Nitzer Ebb. Today's Depeche Mode is not that Depeche Mode. Call me when prices tank.
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I've read Empire of the Summer Moon... I don't know that our treatment of the Comanches and other indian tribes (aka all indian tribes) provides the righteous "right side of history" example you think.
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"The Tesla Cybertruck looks like shit. That is the first thing about it. It looks like somebody should be pulling it out of a men's size-10 loafer in a shoe store in Times Square. It looks like a beard trimmer that plays Phil Collins songs. It looks like it should come free with a Sports Illustrated print subscription in 1987. Maybe it'll look better if you hit ctrl-alt-delete a few times or close WordPerfect in the background. Maybe it's just weird to see it outside of its natural environment, upright on the wall of a public restroom, dispensing paper towels."
I love love this review. Love it!!!
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16 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:
For the nutters out there, break out the tinfoil. Small plane headed to Ohio with employees from a company that works on environmental disasters, hired to look at the site, crashed and all aboard died.
Little Rock, huh? You know who is from Little Rock...
queue the Q
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Wasn't 1980 the yard we had both a really cold summer and a really awful summer?
Do you believe that the benefits of gain of function research outweigh the risks?
in Daily Texan
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Sorry y'all... Dr. Fauci will not be donating this year.
I apologize for any confusion, but I must clarify that there is no logical connection between Dr. Anthony Fauci, a prominent public health official, and his potential donation to the Longhorn Foundation at the University of Texas to the topic of Gain of Function research or the Texas Longhorns winning a Division One football national championship. The Longhorn Foundation is a nonprofit organization that raises funds to support the University of Texas athletics program. Dr. Fauci, as a public official, may have his own personal reasons for making a donation or supporting charitable causes, but it is unrelated to the topics mentioned. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.