In Viewpoints 1369260908.413 On 5/22/2013 Jannabelle said: On 5/22/2013 mgm2 said: Good grief, this isn't over yet?????? Not yet, but we are ready for it to be, waiting on the jury. Did I hear something that if the jury cannot agree they may have to impanel another jury? Hyacinth Continue Reading In Viewpoints 1369258270.73 Thanks, I figured it would be removed! Like I said, when they figure out we just cannot accomodate every social cause, and cannot pay any more, they may get it. Until then, forget it! Hyacinth Continue Reading In TV Talk 1369253320.617 I think the storylines really need Phyllis. Perhaps they will recast (although this actress is great in the role). Perhaps they can bring back the original one! Hyacinth Continue Reading In Viewpoints 1369252256.97 I think she meets the criteria for the death penalty. Don't know what they will do though. During her "allocution," she really only talked about herself. How could you stand there and not beg for forgiveness, apologize profusely - knowing it will not make it better, but trying anyway, show remorse, beg for your life, etc. etc.??? I know the jurors didn't see the analysis like many of us did. Did anyone notice this same thing on the jury? Will someone say - she's not even sorry??? If they noticed, she may indeed get the death penalty. Hyacinth Continue Reading In Beauty Banter 1369158850.43 I am pretty much down to Retin-A (the science is there), Vitamin C, and moisturizer. I believe in exfoliating also. Otherwise, unless it's scientifically proven (not consumer studies!), I am simplifying! Hyacinth Continue Reading In Viewpoints 1369079199.77 On 5/20/2013 beammeupscottie said: On 5/20/2013 hyacinth003 said: My understanding is that the patents don't exist for genes in the human body. The patents exist on man-made alterations of a gene that allows them to be worked on in a laboratory. So, they are really NOT the same as our own genes. This is to allow scientific innovation and yes, probably profit, on the end of the research. It's not all bad in my opinion. Hyacinth No, hyacinth. If it is a patented gene you couldn't take it out of your own body, strip it down and study it. That's what I just read anyway. My understanding is th... Continue Reading In TV Talk 1369078416.25 On 5/18/2013 forrestwolf said: Well..........Hunter Tylo did sue and win another suit against another show, so I guess she can rule the roost, and be a c%%o%%c%%k a doodle do......... Guess she knows differently now.......... Yes, go figure. I always thought it was nuts. She retained Gloria Allred to sue Aaron Spelling and won. She was hired to play a bombshell type character. Said character was supposed to run around in bikinis. The actress becomes pregnant, but says she was discriminated against by being let go from the show. Some kind of pregnancy discrimination she alleges. Duh???????? A... Continue Reading In Viewpoints 1369077950.19 My understanding is that the patents don't exist for genes in the human body. The patents exist on man-made alterations of a gene that allows them to be worked on in a laboratory. So, they are really NOT the same as our own genes. This is to allow scientific innovation and yes, probably profit, on the end of the research. It's not all bad in my opinion. Hyacinth Continue Reading
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