So, when do we get to buy the glove?

And what do you use for a heat/cooling source? Surely it’s not just a heat exchanger with the ambient air. He’s in a room that’s 104 degrees and then in a tank of 60 degree water.

And who’s going to volunteer for human trials on the re-animation stuff?

When Allah says it’s the Quote of the Day and then adds “Awesome,” I guess I should listen. This reads like every superhero story you’ve ever read. Mark Roth never expected his research to have military applications. He was a……

You can quote me on that.

The host had to don a breathing mask because the cavern’s air was full of hydrogen sulfide, which binds to mitochondria and impedes the body’s ability to use oxygen. “Oh my gosh,” Roth thought. “We can de-animate people.”

You don’t need hydrogen sulfide to “de-animate” people, an M16A2 works quite effectively.

/sarcasm

/sarcasm

Is it big enough to stick your head in?

Not one word about the numerous and impressive gains already made since the change of tactics there, or the fact that we’re seeing these gains even before the majority of the new Troops have shown up.

Not. One. Word.

Why is that, I wonder?

An enterprising (and down in the ratings) network just might be able to stage an enormous comeback simply by reporting the truth, for a change. I can’t wait till things are going so undeniably well that the various and sundry ‘news organizations’ start eating themselves by pointing out the incompetence and naked bias of their competitors.

Much faster, please.

She wants his number.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwisatz_Haderach

“He says he REEEAAAAAAALYYY wants to talk to you…..”

By 2001, military strategists had determined that the best way to deal with emerging transnational threats was with small groups of fast-moving soldiers, not hulking pieces of military hardware. But small groups rarely travel with medics — they have to be hardy enough to survive on their own. So what goes on in Grahn’s dank little lab at Stanford is part of a much larger push to radically improve the performance, mental capacity, and resilience of American troops — to let them run harder and longer, operate without sleep, overcome deadly injury, and tap the potential of their unconscious minds.

Sounds a whole lot like Rummy’s idea of the military, now don’t it!

OK, I’ll settle for the hand warmer.

USDA researchers are picking through pig feces to find out how swine digest cellulose.With the right bacterial assistance,troops could process more of their rations-or munch on something otherwise inedible.

Anyone ever eaten an MRE? I thought it WAS pig poop anyways.
I like the thought of “the glove” simply to help me keep up with the granddaughters.Super grandma,yeah,that works ;-)