Posts by Michael Taylor7

Unfortunately, I only have these snippets available:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...=pubmed_docsum

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract

northernskipper41 said:Well, it’s relatively short, sure, but it still feels incredibly long when you consider their diet is now over 50% fat.
Because of those Omega-3 fatty acids, they don't run into the usual issues with heart health or blood vessels. In short,

Look, from what I understand, the fats themselves aren't the issue—it's more about the mercury buildup in the fish.
Actually, something just came out today regarding Omega-3 fatty acids.
http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/rapid...85.47v1?hrss=1

northernskipper41 said:They eat tons of bluefish, so you can just answer the rest later.

A short lifespan?

Steven Green2 said:You really think I'm an idiot?

🙂

I didn't mean it like that.

Steven Green2 said:And if you're actually interested in cholesterol, just use Google.

Honestly, I trust what I learn in my university lectures way more than anything I stumble upon while searching online. You find all sorts of things on the web—someone misinterprets a study or completely misses the point, and then...

Steven Green2, tell me, what's the actual purpose of cholesterol in the body?
And what about those folks in the Arctic? They aren't exactly dropping dead from heart disease.

dustycanyon6 said:Pasteurized milk isn't healthy

So, why exactly is pasteurized milk considered unhealthy?
Do you actually know what pasteurization even is?

redowl90 said:It can't be a remake if it's based on a true story from back in '93 or '94... 😉

Regardless, you probably meant 1958, right?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085991/

Check out the Japanese version; I actually thought it was pretty good.

Actually, there was an eighties Japanese film called Eight Below that followed basically the same plot idea.
Is this supposed to be a remake now?

I’m pretty happy with my entire collection, but here’s my personal take on some favorites:
The Mummy - Goldsmith - a really solid score.
The Mummy Returns - Silvestri
Thomas Newman - A Series of Unfortunate Events - absolutely brilliant, such an incredible atmosphere.
Batman Begins - James Newton Howard and Hans Zimmer - just top-tier stuff.
GATTACA - M. Nyman - honestly, what more can I say? It's fantastic.
Star Wars - all of them—obviously great.
Indiana Jones - all of them—can't go wrong there.
Harry Potter - the whole series - Williams is totally in his element here.
The Last of the Mohicans - that main theme is just breathtaking.
Jan Hammer - Miami Vice - you can't beat Crockett's Theme!
Vangelis - Blade Runner
- -II- Esper Edition
- Los Angeles 2019 - a great mix from the Blade Runner score
- Blade Runner Limited Edition
Conquest of Paradise - absolutely majestic, feels like you're setting sail.
Antarctica - gives me chills! It actually feels like snow is falling around you.👍
Chariots of Fire - I mean, enough said.
Bounty - the main and closing titles make me feel like I'm right there on the ship.👍
l'apocalypse des animaux - la petite fille de la mer👍

2001: A Space Odyssey - a total classic.
Laylabyrinth - reminds me so much of that Bowie album.
Interview with the Vampire - quite good.
Jurassic Park - Williams at his best.
Lord of the Rings - Enya brings that magic.
A Beautiful Mind - listening to this makes me want to dive straight into calculus and cubic splines.😬
Das Boot - hmmmmmmmmm... hard to put into words.
The Chronicles of Narnia - very well done,

Trevor Rabin - National Treasure - pretty solid.
- Gone in 60 Seconds - the track "The Last Car" is great.👍
Full Metal Alchemist - all three soundtracks are great.👍 👍 👍

Danny Elfman: What can I even say about him?
Beetlejuice
Edward Scissorhands
Batman Returns
L'Etrange Noel De Mr Jack
The Nightmare Before Christmas
Extreme Measures
Mars Attacks!
A Simple Plan
Instinct
Sleepy Hollow
Big Fish
Spider-Man 2
I have a feeling I'm still missing some gems; I definitely need to go hunting for more.