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Seriously! Today is in the high 60s (Fahrenheit) and there's not a cloud in the sky. The boy toy and I opened the windows in the condo, but I still wanted to be outside, so I decided to check out the surroundings. The front of my south-facing condo, while deliciously sunny, is still too bright for me to read the screen comfortably, but the screen looks acceptable now that I've moved my table and chair to the east side of the building. Of course, now I need a jacket because I'm not basking in the sun, but at least I'm under a pure blue sky and enjoying the nice day while worrying about stuff like "spectral resolution" and "cyclic AMP."
I think I found a mistake in the references of a review paper. The paragraph of text was about optical properties of cancer cells, but its footnote pointed to an article about coronary artery disease. Even though I haven't taken a biology class since the Ford administration, **I** can tell that those are different diseases.....
I think I found a mistake in the references of a review paper. The paragraph of text was about optical properties of cancer cells, but its footnote pointed to an article about coronary artery disease. Even though I haven't taken a biology class since the Ford administration, **I** can tell that those are different diseases.....
