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If it gets above about 45c (113F), the bacteria that live at everyday temperatures (mesophiles) will be replaced by thermophilic, or heat loving bacteria that can continue to thrive to 70c (158F) or even beyond, it is one of life's little mysteries.
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- 15-01-2010, 06:28 PM #32
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Discomfort from pancreatitis is another common form of appetite loss in dogs.
Its from my dogs diet and disease book that I got to help me cope with my little mutts diabetes mellitus that she got diagnosed with last year.
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Place the violas and chamomile flowers in a glass bowl.
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- 15-01-2010, 06:54 PM #34
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'The last photograph, in other words, of the old (the young) William Rackham.'
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the bones of children are still quite flexible as they are not yet fully formed
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'In fact, I think it was when I was squeezing up to let someone else in beside me that I first noticed the pencil case.'
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro.Last edited by Jeanied; 16-01-2010 at 08:09 AM.
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- 15-01-2010, 08:48 PM #38
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Alexanders has, for the most part retreated to the coastal fringes of Britain where it lingers as though awaiting a ship to return to its meditteranean home.
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Aran possibly and .... sleeve?
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The weeks and the years are fine. It's the days I can't cope with!
- 15-01-2010, 09:18 PM #40
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Here's one observer you know about; there may be others you fail to detect.
It was in italics in the book, so......Last edited by Hilary B; 15-01-2010 at 09:19 PM. Reason: mistyped a bit
Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white.
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The only exceptions to this rule are lean cuts of meat, lamb and pork which may be just over the 5% yardstick, some brands of multigrain bread and oily fish, such as salmon, herrings and mackerel.
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'Not a breath blowing', said Jem.
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Both dogs were pitch black and grew huge and shaggy and slept in a heap, quite literally on top of one another.
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Okay, so the nearest 'book' is the January edition of the Sky magazine - sorryWe find out how the artists took Bolt from original concept to animated star.Bumpkin - Queen of Chocolate and Masteress of Pumpkins
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A wooden wedge was shoved after it and hammered into place to keep the shaped boulder tight against the loam and powder.
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