I thought he was a great musician. Hope he and Graham Nash made amends.Loved him.
Deja Vu by CSNY was a top 10 all time album.
We're going to start loosing a lot of these great musicians over the next 5-10 years. All the guys that are still alive from the 60's and 70's rock bands are now in their 70's and 80's.
Sad.
Yep. Crosby definitely had lots of issues also.Donated sperm to Melissa Etheridge and partner, who had a son that later died of an opioid overdose...
This DVD/show is excellent. Stephen Stills just shreds a guitar solo in Suite Judy Blue Eyes.
I would have fapped for Etheridge back in the day, too.Donated sperm to Melissa Etheridge and partner, who had a son that later died of an opioid overdose...
Anita Pointer (January 23, 1948 – December 31, 2022)Fist Jeff Beck, and now this. Who will be number three?
Lisa Marie already caught the dead.Fist Jeff Beck, and now this. Who will be number three?
Fist Jeff Beck, and ...........
I heard you actually did for Karen Kubby so they would finally extend First Avenue and Scott Blvd...I would have fapped for Etheridge back in the day, too.
Is that Eugene Levy?!I heard you actually did for Karen Kubby so they would finally extend First Avenue and Scott Blvd...
He did your mom in a gas station bathroom and left her in some random town on the way to his next tour stop?He was an asshole.
meh F him. He slagged a lot of other musicians, probably because he was fat and bald. He couldn't even help himself to slag EVH on twitter after he died. He was a shitty human being. So F him.He did your mom in a gas station bathroom and left her in some random town on the way to his next tour stop?
Are you saying he didn’t teach his children well?meh F him. He slagged a lot of other musicians, probably because he was fat and bald. He couldn't even help himself to slag EVH on twitter after he died. He was a shitty human being. So F him.
Donated sperm to Melissa Etheridge and partner, who had a son that later died of an opioid overdose...
I can inject you full of stem cells. You'll make 200 minimum.If he could make it to 81 with his lifestyle, I should make it to 114 minimum…
What will have to be done so that stem cells are widely available for all kinds of therapy? Can stem cells be used to grow more stem cells?I can inject you full of stem cells. You'll make 200 minimum.
Donated sperm to Melissa Etheridge and partner, who had a son that later died of an opioid overdose...
I remember years ago when it was publicly revealed that Crosby was indeed the sperm donor, one of the late night comedians quipped, “When they poor kid grows up he’s not gonna know whether to smoke the grass - or eat it”.Donated sperm to Melissa Etheridge and partner, who had a son that later died of an opioid overdose...
It depends on the therapy. For some, a replacement of just stem cells work. For most tissue damage, we usually convert the stem cells into the tissue precursors and then use those. And yes, we can use stem cells to grow more of themselves or change them to other stem cells.What will have to be done so that stem cells are widely available for all kinds of therapy? Can stem cells be used to grow more stem cells?
Are stemcells themselves in short supply though? That's what I had always thought... or maybe it's that the therapy is tricky and not very efficient... those expensive and not widespread. (or both)It depends on the therapy. For some, a replacement of just stem cells work. For most tissue damage, we usually convert the stem cells into the tissue precursors and then use those. And yes, we can use stem cells to grow more of themselves or change them to other stem cells.
We can grow a whole new you just with one vial of your blood or a couple of cm of your skin. Those cells live forever, long after you have died.
No, they aren't. Way back, early 2000's, the focus was on embryonic stem cells. Now, we can custom make your own. What will it take for therapy? Cash and the fda.Are stemcells themselves in short supply though? That's what I had always thought... or maybe it's that the therapy is tricky and not very efficient... those expensive and not widespread. (or both)
I'm just wondering what it will take to get stem-cell related therapies to become widely available.
Thanks, I was stuck back in the early 2000s.No, they aren't. Way back, early 2000's, the focus was on embryonic stem cells. Now, we can custom make your own. What will it take for therapy? Cash and the fda.
No worries. If you are in the C'ville area, I'd be happy to give you a nickel tour.Thanks, I was stuck back in the early 2000s.