Positive Shit
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Or, every day is Canada Day!
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Here's some positive cheese...
Rumours are that the Rags and Canucks are in trade talks over sending Meaty thataway
Even more positive is the rags may be sending Brayden Schneider back as a cap clearing move
Can you imagine the stupidity??
Rumours are that the Rags and Canucks are in trade talks over sending Meaty thataway
Even more positive is the rags may be sending Brayden Schneider back as a cap clearing move
Can you imagine the stupidity??
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They sent a 1st round pick instead.....the stupidity got bigger.Cousin Strawberry wrote: ↑Wed Jul 01, 2026 12:53 pm Here's some positive cheese...
Rumours are that the Rags and Canucks are in trade talks over sending Meaty thataway
Even more positive is the rags may be sending Brayden Schneider back as a cap clearing move
Can you imagine the stupidity??
Cue Cornuck.....
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Only Mëds and Cuz can bring negativity with their positivity in the positive thread.
Hold on....did I just do so as well?!

Hold on....did I just do so as well?!
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There's no negativity!! The Rangers doing stupid shit IS positive!!!
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The new oil pipeline from Alberta to the west coast is a go! BC gets substantial financial benefit in the form of billions of dollars worth of investment and Alberta gets their new pipeline. Seems like a win-win situation.
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Book mobile evolution
Over the Internet, you can pretend to be anyone or anything.
I'm amazed that so many people choose to be complete twats.
I'm amazed that so many people choose to be complete twats.
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The Jet Woo Era is over.
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At 25 no less....lots of cool shit still going on out there amid the madness.
Argentinian Biologist Pilar Ferrer has developed a technique for injecting a hydrogel through placental amniotic membrane to reduce the size of damaged areas in the heart after a heart attack. The technique also helps the heart grow new blood vessels and stimulates cell activity at the site of the injury. These results improve the pumping function of the heart and help regenerate tissue. Normally after a heart attack, the tissue heals as non-functional scar tissue. The technique is in trials using sheep, the heart of which closely resembles the anatomy of the human heart.
Pilar is a twenty-five-year-old Ph.D. candidate at Favaloro University in Buenos Aires. She is developing the technique through the University’s Laboratory of Cardiovascular Regenerative Medicine and her own start-up company, Amnova Biotech. She says that the treatment is experimental and in the pre-clinical stage. It has not been used on human hearts.
If safety and effectiveness remain after clinical trials, researchers might start testing the therapy on patients in the next few years. If successful as expected, it will be an advancement in regenerative medicine.
Argentinian Biologist Pilar Ferrer has developed a technique for injecting a hydrogel through placental amniotic membrane to reduce the size of damaged areas in the heart after a heart attack. The technique also helps the heart grow new blood vessels and stimulates cell activity at the site of the injury. These results improve the pumping function of the heart and help regenerate tissue. Normally after a heart attack, the tissue heals as non-functional scar tissue. The technique is in trials using sheep, the heart of which closely resembles the anatomy of the human heart.
Pilar is a twenty-five-year-old Ph.D. candidate at Favaloro University in Buenos Aires. She is developing the technique through the University’s Laboratory of Cardiovascular Regenerative Medicine and her own start-up company, Amnova Biotech. She says that the treatment is experimental and in the pre-clinical stage. It has not been used on human hearts.
If safety and effectiveness remain after clinical trials, researchers might start testing the therapy on patients in the next few years. If successful as expected, it will be an advancement in regenerative medicine.
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Amazing. How long til that weirdo running Argentina defunds her
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The worlds of science and technology are my go-to source for positive news.donlever wrote: ↑Sat Oct 03, 2026 9:45 am At 25 no less....lots of cool shit still going on out there amid the madness.
Argentinian Biologist Pilar Ferrer has developed a technique for injecting a hydrogel through placental amniotic membrane to reduce the size of damaged areas in the heart after a heart attack. The technique also helps the heart grow new blood vessels and stimulates cell activity at the site of the injury. These results improve the pumping function of the heart and help regenerate tissue. Normally after a heart attack, the tissue heals as non-functional scar tissue. The technique is in trials using sheep, the heart of which closely resembles the anatomy of the human heart.
Pilar is a twenty-five-year-old Ph.D. candidate at Favaloro University in Buenos Aires. She is developing the technique through the University’s Laboratory of Cardiovascular Regenerative Medicine and her own start-up company, Amnova Biotech. She says that the treatment is experimental and in the pre-clinical stage. It has not been used on human hearts.
If safety and effectiveness remain after clinical trials, researchers might start testing the therapy on patients in the next few years. If successful as expected, it will be an advancement in regenerative medicine.
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That’s immaterial. They just have to spin it as naturopathic, anti-big pharma, and RFK will get an orange signature on a blank cheque.Cousin Strawberry wrote: ↑Sat Oct 03, 2026 10:05 am Amazing. How long til that weirdo running Argentina defunds her
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