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Scoring Appearances - You're more right, most of the time, yet when you're wrong, it's time to concede.

I recently had an encounter of a chance nature over text message. A guy contacted me about a transaction that began, over craigslist, of which there had been scarcely any such thing going on, in my life, as far as craigslist goes. I was going to purchase a laptop from him, at a given price. When I showed up to meet him, though, he quoted me $400 over what I was expecting to pay, which was the scraping edge of my budget, set aside for the computer in question.  I couldn't purchase the computer, obviously, given the discrepancy. I was legitimately confused, but then again, I felt; "whatever. He's just saying that it's such and such price, and he figures something or other about it."  In Elizabeth Kübler-Ross' séminal work (in the field of psychology), the first stage of loss is disbelief. I didn't quite believe the guy was being genuine, or that I was unsober enough, from then, until the time I met him, after I'd traveled out a good distance to meet him,

Reblog from Google News: - a species of fish that farms algae has been found to farm shrimp as well, to help run their farm.

I found this account of a charming fish to be endearing. The fish farms both algae and shrimp, and it defends its shrimp farm from intruders and predators.

From Twitter: @nybooks - some timely reviews of algae-related literature, and some anecdotes on life, given algae.

A nice, moderately quick read about some algae anecdote and book reviews.

A |perhaps| reiteration, and | or formative statement and roadmap aspirations of, as the establishment.

A rumination upon the prevailing inspirational purpose of my establishment - to harness the inherent potassium iodide constituent product of seaweed and algae for its acute radiation overdose potential, with the aim of producing a viable [at first] short-term antibiotic product, through ionic mineral infusions and nutritive | nurturing environment farming techniques of imbuing the tap | freshwater growing medium with supplements and additives, in order to produce a breakthrough growth spurt or stark biological reaction to such a growing medium; wherefore we find, as beach goers, the washed-up algae upon the shores, and rolling inland, amongst the waves, the true virtuous natural environment of algae is diverse, yet similarly highly dependent upon nutrients of the deep sea ocean floor, where the organisms grow (albeit, their growing medium and sustainable livelihoods are diverse, as stated previously; some of the specimens I’ve procured, here, in Southern California, from the Pacific Oc