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  • bosenbio on 07 Nov 23
     
    Steroids are the general name of a large class of cyclopentane-dense fully hydrogenated phenanthrene derivatives widely distributed in the biological world, also known as Steroids and Steroids. Steroid compounds do not contain bound fatty acids and are non-saponifiable lipids; these compounds belong to isoprenoid substances, which are generated by cyclization of triterpenes and then by internal molecular reorganization and chemical modifications.
  • bosenbio on 26 Jun 24
     
    Steroids are hormones that are naturally produced in the body. Steroid drugs are man-made and similar to the natural hormones made in the body. Steroids used to treat diseases are called corticoSteroids. They are different from the anabolic Steroids used by some athletes and bodybuilders. Anabolic Steroids have very different effects. Bosen Bio is one of the Steroid manufacturers in China which can offer types of Steroid wholesale.
Jeff Johnson

Soup.io A Simple Yet Feature-Packed Blogging Platform - 0 views

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Soup.io blogging platform Tumblr Twitter

shared by Jeff Johnson on 14 Dec 08 - Cached
  • Jeff Johnson on 14 Dec 08
     
    When I was trying Soup.io earlier today, I described it on Twitter as Tumblr on steroids. Soup.io is a blogging platform that is intuitive and easy to start using, yet it also offers some great features that we've come to expect from a blogging platform.
Dennis OConnor

Internet Search Challenge: Coolhunting Web 2.0 - 0 views

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coolhunting web2.0 search

shared by Dennis OConnor on 01 Feb 09 - Cached
  • The basis of coolhunting is that you can use Web 2.0 tools to locate creative swarms of individuals who are developing new ideas before they reach a tipping point. Web 2.0 forums, chat, bulletin boards, etc. (even emails) afford a window into the communication patterns of people who are engaged in creative swarms.
  • That means when searching Web 2.0 for information, at least 80% of people are at a distinct disadvantage. Without being involved in a conversation, they don't earn the trust of the individuals who are involved.
  • I highly recommend reading the book Coolhunting by Peter Gloor and Scott Cooper if you want to know more about social network analysis, swarm creativity, collaborative innovation networks and so on. There are some very powerful search tools in this field that are like Google on steroids. I'll blog about that later.
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