Today's accomplishments so far

[maradydd]

• Wrote a bunch of emails
• Made a table
• Did not eated it

Comments

[dv-girl.livejournal.com]

FWIW, I suggest

select * from table where descriptions like "%food%"

rather than just eating the table.

[vatine]

Lots of food! Especially for NetHack players.

[jrtom.livejournal.com]

Using the "*" wildcard in instances of that select statement is how I got my reputation as a garbage hound. Other people may wish to be more selective. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Did you ever get a resolution? I am in the same boat?

[bunnykitteh.livejournal.com]

U haz geeks in ur f'list! LOL

I'm afraid that processed junk gets returned as a match for being "like '%food%'"... how about:

select * from table
left join whole_foods_reference
on table.item_name = whole_foods_reference.item_name
where table.descriptions like "%food%"

Except this will only return basic ingredients.

Mmm this food is problematic.

about that book

[(Anonymous)]

hey how are you, I am sending to your email account the book, that you requested, the art of programing volumen 2, the name of the email is art of programing, maybe is the one you are looking for, if it is great, i read the article about your home lab, and i am very glad you are doing what are you doing. I have been looking on line the way to built the DNA analizer, but i have not find anything, if you can help me, that will be great.

Which is better, inverted or upright microscope?

[(Anonymous)]

Which is better inverted Zeiss IM or upright Nikon Fluophot microscope? The Nikon has a 100W UV lamp house for reflected light. The Zeiss IM is a classic 50 pounds inverted with lost of room on the stage. Any suggestions, Meredith Patterson? - Lawsen Lew; turtleman_2@juno.com