A Feast of Observations About Diet

A moveable feast.

FEAST Workshop

Phagocytosis: Invitation to a Feast

experience, it is apparent that odor memories are fundamentally different from other memories; however, the phenomenon has proved to be notoriously difficult to study under controlled laboratory conditions. Yeshurun et al.’s [3] approach of combining associative memory tests with functional magnetic resonance imaging allowed them to study how odor memories are different at the neuronal level. T...

Feast or famine? A response to two recent RFC's about network information

In RFC 514, Will Kantrowitz returns to the theme of his superb RFC 459. There are too many people spending too much time asking for too much information about Network Hosts. In RFC 519, John Pickens returns to the theme of his rather querulous RFC 369. It’s not easy to learn how to use network Hosts. On the one hand, it would seem that there’s a veritable feast of information going around; on t...

Observations on the Normal Diet

What is the normal diet ? How much solid food is required daily by a healthy adult, and what should be the relative proportions of the organic constituents ? The tables compiled by physiologists on these important points contain striking discrepancies which can be easily accounted for; some of the statistics being taken from barracks, workhouses, and other institutions where great economy has t...