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Cancer Breakthrough. Believe It.
Look, if you can't derive happiness from even two strains of cancer cells being selectively killed off, (without proof of it not working on others) I suspect there is little to derive happiness from. Let's be enthusiastic about this eh?
If you were to make a 2-minute news blip promoting the discovery every time results like these, at such an early stage, were published, then you would need a 1-hour news special every week
This is merely a shameless attempt to publically promote a single possible approach toward more effective cancer treatment midst a sea of similar discoveries.
I'm all for news stories that spur interrest and promote the biomedical sciences and the incredible breakthroughs that are being made on a yearly basis. But this is, unfortunately, not one of them.
The Wire - 100 Lines In 10 Minutes
80s Dating Videos
I hope it turned out well for him
Burger King's 7-Patty Whopper In Japan For Win7 Promo
I still do not understand how this culture, when confronted with the question of how to promote a new computer operating system, responds with "seven-decker hamburger."
Because it is a new american computer operating system. Or, at least that would be my guess
All in all, eating 7 pieces of beef is the perfect way to emulate the bloated Windows Vista experience. While this certainly is an amazing cross-sensory promotion strategy, it seems like a tremendous blunder when trying to sell an OS which tries to distance itself from Vista's bloat.