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I've seen the slim in person and it's definitely not worth the price points set by Sony; close to $300 in most cases. It is slim but feels very fragile; highly doubt it could survive a fall on any surface. It is a Playstation however with an quality platform-exclusive arsenal of games to boot. - Matt B. - I love this bookThis book has a great concise view of just about everything that you will need to study for the MCAT, I use it every day, when new you also get a digital version of the book for your phone & tablet and a bunch of online resources. The only thing I wish it had was more questions but to have a concise book with all of the material and how to go about solving the problems, this would be a great MCAT book to keep for your pre-MCAT studies.
- JWBatson - Binders in my basementI'm finding such solidarity here that I find myself in tears of relief this morning. I had no idea what to do with all those old three-rings in my basement, many of them Averys. I was perplexed because I am a woman, and therefore I can't think things through on my own to any great extent. I mean, I can cook dinner and clean the toilet, and that sort of appropriate thing. But really, I had no idea what to do with the many binders that had collected over the years. We had stopped using them! Silly us! My husband said we should have smart phones, so those became our new way to store information. Of course I took hubby's advice because he is a man and smarter than me, but now I feel as if I have something to offer to my family beyond the meals and cleaning. I can take us backwards to the days before smart phones and get us organized in BINDERS! And, I have "Governor" Romney to thank for that since he shared with the entire world about his binders of women. Please, girls, don't think binders are only limited to women! I have had quite a revelation. Well, for me, anyway! I am now putting cleaning products into a binder. Then there's the binder for coupons and the binder for household tasks. Gee, I can just flip through my binder and see that the ironing must be done pronto! Oh, and girls, don't skimp on your binder projects. Take it from me: It's worth every penny to invent in binder tab inserts so you can be even more organized. For example, in my cleaner binder I can have separate sections for oven cleaners, for toilet cleaner, for laundry products.... Well, you get the idea! It's a great feeling to be contributing to my family this way and making those binders useful again! Thanks to all you gals out there you have shared such great ideas for ways to use binders. I hope you know how much this means to me since it's truly a way to move my family back a couple decades! Enough with this forward stuff!
- E. A. Lovitt "starmoth" - The Alien was a penny-ante patzer compared to these critters"Whence, thinkest thou, kings and parasites arose?" (Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Queen Mab")."Parasite Rex" is an interesting look at the evolution and biology of parasites--but only for the strong of stomach. In a sense it was comforting to read that we are not the most savage, efficient predators on Earth. Witness the parasite Sacculina that turns crabs into zombies--the slug-like female enters the crab through a convenient leg joint and gradually fills its whole body cavity, even wrapping roots around its host's eyestalks. The crab continues its shadow-crab life, sidling through the surf, eating mussels and clams. However, it stops moulting and growing as these activities would funnel energy away from Sacculina. If the parasite becomes pregnant, it doesn't matter whether the crab started out as male or female--it will brood and hatch the next generation of Sacculina as if the tiny larvae were its own children.Sacculina's life-style is rather hard on the crab, but it is only one of the amazingly efficient (and bizarre) parasites described in this book. Other parasites have adopted Sacculina's method of eliminating their host's unnecessary functions such as reproduction (unnecessary to the parasite, that is) while leaving the host enough brain, nervous system, and digestive tract to go on feeding. I imagine if there were a Sacculina-type parasite for humans, we would soon lose our urge to play football or go swimming. We would lie in front of the TV all day long, stuffing ourselves with---wait a minute, here! Is it possible...?Zimmer also describes the stratagems that potential hosts have evolved to eliminate, or at least confuse the parasites that view them as mobile homes with well-stocked refrigerators:"Consider the leaf-rolling caterpillars. They're pretty ordinary insect larvae with one exception: they fire their droppings like howitzers...What on Earth could have driven the evolution of an anal cannon? Parasites could. When parasitic wasps home in on a larva such as the leaf-roller caterpillar, one of the best clues is the odor of their host's droppings...The intense pressure put on leaf-roller caterpillars by [parasitic] wasps has pushed the evolution of high-pressure fecal firing. By getting their droppings away from them, the caterpillars have a better chance of not being found by wasps."Even plants have evolved defenses against parasites, usually by creating poisonous chemicals that the parasite ingests as it chomps on the plant. Some plants will even emit a scent that attracts predator wasps to the caterpillar that is munching on their leaves (so much for high-pressure fecal cannons).Be sure to read Chapters seven and eight: "The Two-Legged Host; and "How to Live in a Parasitic World," and ponder the statement, "A parasite that has no self-regulation is going to put itself out of existence and may take its host with it."Could we humans be considered parasitic to Earth, itself? "Parasite Rex" has detailed footnotes, a "Further Reading and Selected Bibliography" section, and an index for those readers who would like to pursue this fascinating subject. Carl Zimmer has also written, "At Water's Edge" and is a frequent contributor to "Discover," "National Geographic," "Natural History," "Nature," and "Science."
- Vagabond - Works fine for killing ants.Actually, this product works fine for killing ants, but you have to buy two of them, then use as follows: (1) Place ant on top of piece of ore. (2) Place other piece of ore on top of ant. (3) Squeeze the two pieces of ore together. (4) Ant is now dead.
Works on a variety of household pests. For your neighbors cat, you have to squeeze really hard.