In Regards to Boyce's Post, But a New Idea...

[TCLEFT]

Here's a Thought

I'd be willing to take some of the copies of my films/reports and have a "Ritual Burning" when we all get together. Maybe if everyone brought a little piece of that diagnosis and incinerated the crap out of it, it might be therapeutic.
We can call it a "Great Balls a Fire" Party!

[Fed]

If I could just take one of Fed's lab sample and burn it with acid I would feel better.

Bill, I'll kill some off for you today. They are colon cancer cells, but cancer nonetheless.

I'd be willing to take some of the copies of my films/reports and have a "Ritual Burning" when we all get together. Maybe if everyone brought a little piece of that diagnosis and incinerated the crap out of it, it might be therapeutic.
We can call it a "Great Balls a Fire" Party!

What a fantastic idea! And the name of the shindig is great, to boot!

[dadmo]

Mark:
What a great idea.

[Russell's Mom]

pictures

I love it! After visiting Russell, (could post this in the libido post) I would have to say "Great Balls of Fire" ring true to a different picture right now. Some very interesting pictures tacked onto his drum set!! None the less, I would think that a gathering of this sort would gather the crowds that join together at Burning Man!! I chuckled while reading this....first smile for a while now. Good reports yesterday from two MDs...hope this lasts!!! Thanks for sharing, Russell's Mom, Sharon

[dadmo]

Fed:
I thought about you a lot today. I feel better just knowing that you blasted a few cells today. If I could only get a tweezer around their little cell necks.

[Fed]

Fed:
I thought about you a lot today. I feel better just knowing that you blasted a few cells today. If I could only get a tweezer around their little cell necks.

For your enjoyment, I've attached a picture of a dying (apoptotic, to the scientists) osteosarcoma cancer cell that I blasted with one of my compounds (colored green) several months ago. The blue is the condensed and mangled DNA, a product of the cell death process.

[dannysbrother]

For your enjoyment, I've attached a picture of a dying (apoptotic, to the scientists) osteosarcoma cancer cell that I blasted with one of my compounds (colored green) several months ago. The blue is the condensed and mangled DNA, a product of the cell death process.

Wow.

Looks good to me.

-M

[djmac]

For your enjoyment, I've attached a picture of a dying (apoptotic, to the scientists) osteosarcoma cancer cell that I blasted with one of my compounds (colored green) several months ago. The blue is the condensed and mangled DNA, a product of the cell death process.

Fed,

Are you distributing unpublished data?

djm

[dadmo]

I don't want to sound too sick but I printed that out and stuck push pins in it all day.

[Fed]

Are you distributing unpublished data?

Ha! This data would never make it into a paper (it's from one of our weaker compounds), but I thought the picture was neat.

I don't want to sound too sick but I printed that out and stuck push pins in it all day.

Nothing sick about that. You can probably draw a bullseye on top of it and use it for target practice .

[dadmo]

This is going to be the first of several posting about this. Anyone interested in attending TCLEFT inspired "Great Balls Of Fire" party in NJ on Aug. 11 let me know and bring copies of you reports to burn.

[TCLEFT]

Ooh, PICK ME!
Pick Me!