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Yes, and while you two were doing that, that week I spent with your mom was totally worth it. (And if I get in trouble...making that joke was totally worth it )

"Because It Sucks In The Itsy-bitsy Water Droplets, Adam."

Sitting back and watching you all instead of participating was totally worth it. I now have a plethora of new "nefarious plots" which I can implement at any given time.

MikeD is up . But I've gotta say kudos to Moll for knowing what and where Windermere is.

Getting my sister in trouble for trolling me in college; it was totally worth it!!!

Nevermind. It's too long.

The government confirmed that my conspiracy theory was true--but that's exactly what they want you to think.

You should mod-kill them :P

Child: "Why is the sky blue?" Father: "Because I Said I Thought Indigo Was Dead Anyway"

Sorry to be a bit MIA, Vegas & the food expo are taking up all my time. I'm breaking this tie to EDM - you're up LiD!

Hope this helps, I sometimes have a hard time explaining things.

Hi MikeD. We seem to be converging on a solution. I think we differ only in one case: mmb. See previous post for my analysis of that case. See comment in red inside your spoiler for a question about yours. Thanks.

I understand your frustration of receiving no feedback after a well-reasoned and meticulous post of the solution. It is obvious from your post that you are quite smart, and I think you would fit right in this community. Personally, I generally find puzzles here to be excellent (this topic is an perfect example), and the community here includes some very fastidious, clever, and brilliant logicians. I have found myself more than once awed and humbled by the creativity and the sheer elegance of some puzzles and solutions that the Denizens come up with. I hope you will give Brainden some more time to change your opinion of its worth. I'll have to admit that sometimes it is hard to get some feedback on this board. In this case, however, you could probably initiate some discussions about the correctness of the solution by examining other solutions (bonanova's in for instance) to see whether it is incorrect or whether you missed anything. I have examined both of your solutions, and I believe both have some errors. I may be wrong, and I often am, but I'll include those possible errors here bonanova's solution voider's solution (the spoiler tags are added by me) Having said that, I'll contribute a solution of my own. This solution will give a winning chance of 42/70 or 60%.

Getting in trouble for trolling my brother during his first week in college; it was totally worth it!!!

One article on the immunology of Grave's disease (that's probably too complex) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1906338/?tool=pubmed Another that talks about managing the disease in practice (that's probably also too complex) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC149254/?tool=pubmed Articles in journals are probably more specialized than what you're really after though. If you have a library that has copies of a good medical textbook like Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, or any other Internal Medicine textbook, I think that would be your best bet.

Albert Einstein, Blaise Pascal, and Isaac Newton were playing hide-and-seek. Einstein counted to twenty and Pascal ran off, but Newton just drew a square in the ground around himself with a stick. Einstein turned around, saw Newton, and said, "I've found you!" Newton looked confused. "No," he said, "You've found one Newton per square meter. You've found Pascal!"

The watch I stole was totally worth the money I didn't have. (I have stolen no watches. Or so I told my lawyer...)

But please remember that this is a TMM so try not to mess with the newbies too badly. . .

When we are finished with the earth We'll find out that it was totally worth more than all of our current mirth.

Takin' up Mo's job, since he ain't back yet. *tears up a bit*

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001398/ Basically an overview, I haven't really looked into the link much.