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@Paladin Don't give up your day job, M-W let us both down today, sorry. Prescience Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster PRESCIENT Synonyms: 31 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times, don't Drink (coffee in my case) when using the computer. So maybe after I say it for the one thousandth and first time, I will take my own advice. Yes, I am finishing this post with my spare (and completely dry) keyboard.

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I am not sure what is wrong, I just checked and chapter 9 has been posted.

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Happy New Year to you all I know just what you mean @Bill W (Slim pickings for day one) Just the facts: Chronoscopy Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster Chronoscope Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

When I first read this, it was just after midnight and had no comments yet. To all of you that beat me to it, I wish you all a Happy New Year. This was another great chapter. Mark, which was the reason I did not post a comment as soon as I read it. Your story was the first I saw here at GA in this new year. I once told you (decade +) why I joined this site, it was as true then as it is now. -------------------------------- sandrewn 22,630 Posted February 25, 2013 Mr Arbour, another great chapter. So exactly when/how did Granger find out Winkler spoke Spanish (suprise)? I have been following your stories for several years now. Finally I couldn't remain silent any more, so I took the plunge and signed on so that I could voice my concerns of those who perport to be your followers. Where the heck are you all ? If Mark doesn't post you whine and now that he is (thank you ever so much) where are your comments? Many of you are yourselves supposedly Authors and know of the importance of feed back good or bad. Even a two word post of well done, is preferable to the silent indiference I have noted of late. Thank you Mark please keep it up. -------------------------------- I said it then and I'll say it again, Thank you Mark please keep it up. sandrewn I do have to admit, the size of your fan club and their numerous comments, is really impressive. Have a great year.

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Spiders have blue blood One of the most interesting spider facts is about their blood. We often assume all living things have red blood because humans have red blood. However, there are some animals with different colors of blood. For instance, snails have blue blood, skinks and leeches have green blood, and beetles have yellow blood. Mammals have hemoglobin, which transports oxygen to the cells. Hemoglobin has an iron atom that absorbs all light colors other than one and only shows the color red. Hence, the red color of blood in mammals. In spiders, it is different. Spiders, like snails, have blue blood. Their blood is blue because hemocyanin, the compound that transports oxygen, has an atom of copper, unlike mammals. The hemocyanin in their blood absorbs all colors except blue, making their blood blue.

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