Wait, wait. Okay.

Spike growth

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I mean, you can imagine if this original drawing of a cell, you might have a synapse here, a synapse here, a synapse there.

What about the clasp?

When the wax surrounding the nail melts, the nail clatters onto a plate below.

The nail fell.

The buckle remains in situ.

Three Pull the pin.

That process is called a synapse.

The clasp is a bit tricky.

And it is here, in this synapse, that the neuron's electrical information can be modulated, amplified, blocked altogether or translated to another informational process.

Turn each middle screw and cast puck together making sure the puck is centered under the screw

It is a type of glucose clamp technique.

SJ I don't think it's there.

He asks, Might not the cotter pin have been defective?

In order to clamp in the desired center of stroke

See if you can fix this clasp.

SJ I think it's under my right hand.

SJ Under my right hand.

AND THE RlGHT FRONT SCREW well above the pads

Set each screw by tightening an additional 10 degrees

So, now you don't know where the spike is, and I don't know where it is either, OK.

Now you don't know where the spike is, and I don't know where it is either.

I'm just pointing out, that maybe the nail is causing

Adjust the screw until the bubble is centered in the vial

Of course, I'm not bright about doing things but if you'll just bend the nail down, maybe I'll slip off and...

Always be sure to clamp with the jaws against the boring ring

We clamp it at the center of the jaws leaving adequate clearance for the cutting path

The health club is fastened to the garage with a C clamp, for Cleveland.

And I've used the word synapse already actually, maybe I haven't.

KB Now, Steve, do you think it's here? Yes or no?

Mm hmm. KB Now, Steve, do you think it's here?

KB OK. Do you think it's here, yes or no?

I think what you need is to get the nail out

If you want to get rid of me, screw you. I can blow up the whole thing.

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It was powerful enough that it jolted me back to reality and I remembered to pull the pin.

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Up drawbridge! Down portcullis! Trumpets, sound every man to post!

Now, Steve, you know where the spike is, but nobody else, does? Correct?

Do you think the spike is under your left hand, or under your right hand?

Now, Steve, you know where the spike is, but nobody else, does?

Do you think the spike is under your left or your right hand?

Hand tighten each screw onto the puck until the puck stops turning