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changing the speed at which you breath changes the PH level of your blood, and in turn allows different enzymes in your body to function at different levels.  Body temperature also has a direct relation to the funcion of the enzymes in your body, but you can't control that as easy as your ph level.
every enzyme in your body has an optimal ph level and temp, most will work outside that range, but work much better when in that range.

source: Biotechnology III class in High School.

8/10  I liked it,


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMAEuqtA4h0
This is the first vinyl I ever owned
but it was stolen from me, along with my multi color duct tape jacket I had made.

be a man, use your hand.

and i've slept in the rain before, it very rarely rains here, and back then all the surrounding land around my house was citrus groves, so it would smell SOOOOOOO good when it would rain, as if desert rain doesn't smell good enough as it is.

sometimes it'll rain here without the water ever reaching the ground. (evaporates on the way down)
and sometimes there is warm-ish rain, which feels really good to be outside in.

Does anyone else have those moments where you become super aware of your breathing,
and then can't figure out how to breath without focusing on breathing, because if you try to not focus on breathing you stop breathing, so you have to think about breathing until you start breathing without thinking about it?

I woke up today and my foot hurts, a lot, I think I might have pulled a muscle in my sleep? or was abducted by aliens and they did something to my right foot only.  But I can barely walk, it doesn't hurt to put weight on, but it hurts to move my foot, so walking hurts because the foot is moving.  It's really quite painful.

Quote from: Valid_Dark on February 06, 2012, 02:33:35 am

I just see a single point?

What're you using to graph it?

Quote from: Frumple on February 06, 2012, 02:38:40 am

Quote from: Vector on February 06, 2012, 02:30:13 am

(Though if I were doing it, I'd probably define x = tcost, y = tsint, z = t^t)

I see cos, sin, and a little pyramid flipping everyone off. So edgy.

Also, you're awesome.

my mind.


x = ( f(t) = t*cos(t))
y = ( f(t) = t*sin(t))
z = ( f(t) = t^t)
maybe?
idk, when I see a variable thats not part of a function I always assume it's a single value.

and I agree, Frumple is quite awesome.

thank you *said in a sing-song tone*

I had heard it was an extended library, but never looked into / never asked what was different from it and the standard library.
and I thought visual studio was the IDE and visual c++ was what c++ was referred to when written in visual studio,
or am I wrong?  I don't know anything about visual studio/visual c++