Body
* All bodies are compressible because of the inherent atomic structure of materials
  - deform somewhat on contact
  - fall with constant acceleration
  - have attraction for one another, which is called gravitation
* All body cells other than germ cells, or the protoplasm of such a body cell
  - fluids that contain lymphocytes can harbor the virus
  - processes speed up and nutrients are used up at a greater rate
* Any body orbits other bodies due to the effects of gravity.
* Bodies Move Graceful garments accommodate body shapes that change as the wearer moves
  - appear as sources of noise in the frequency domain
* Bodies are an opportunity and a tool through which the inner soul can be discovered
  - basic to our nature
  - fueled by calories
* Bodies are located in coffins
  - funerals
  - graveyards
  - made of cells
  - material and souls immaterial
  - messages
  - natural objects
* Bodies are part of addresses
  - narration
  - physical entities
  - social groups
  - structures
  - systems
* Bodies are used for assists
  - food
  - walking
  - can mummify if they are frozen or if they are buried in wet, boggy soil
* Bodies change as they grow older
  - with age
  - come in all shapes and sizes
  - communicate through emotion and physical sensation
  - decay but souls live on, awaiting the resurrection and the judgment day
  - decompose quickly in the subtropical climate
  - develop stronger muscles as the result of anaerobic exercise
* Bodies die in each generation, but genes are transmitted on through time
  - only because of sin
  - dissolve like fat in the sun
  - falling in fluid media actually fall with constant speed once they reach terminal speed
  - fly and people die
* Bodies grow at different rates
  - rapidly during childhood
  - vessels
* Bodies have bones
  - organs
  - skeletons
  - tissue
  - having the same temperature can nevertheless contain different quantities of heat
* Bodies includes abdomens
  - airways
  - ankles
  - arms
  - arses
  - backs
  - bellies
  - bloodstreams
  - brains
  - butts
  - calf bones
  - chests
  - corpi
  - diaphragms
  - elbows
  - faces
  - feet
  - hands
  - heads
  - hearts
  - hips
  - knees
  - legs
  - livers
* Bodies includes lymph glands
  - nodes
  - neck bones
  - necks
  - neurons
  - pancreases
  - pharynxs
  - posteriors
  - scruffs
  - sections
  - shinbones
  - shoulder joints
  - shoulders
  - skulls
  - spleen
  - thighs
  - throats
  - thymuses
  - tracheae
  - waists
  - windpipes
  - wrists
  - including fuselages are important because they produce drag, lift and moment
  - like to move naturally
  - lose heat in damp clothing
  - often respond to stimulus even when the mind is resistant
  - only require so much protein for growth, repair and replacement
  - react differently to different things
  - respond with a yeasty smell and fungal infections
  - say when they're hungry
  - shrink tremendously when mummified
* Changes Straight talk about the changes that happen during puberty to boys and girls.
* Every body attracts every other body with a force proportional to the distance between
  - continues in a state of rest or of uniform velocity unless acted on by an external force
  - different size and shape
  - gets old, every body gets sick, every body dies
* Every body has a beginning
  - different sensitivity to magnets
* Every body is accelrated under the action of other bodies
  - different, every woman is unique, and for that matter, every birth is unique
  - moved sometimes more slowly, sometimes more quickly
* Every body needs plenty of hydration, and water is the best source of that hydration
  - some bones
  - pulsates, that is to say it undergoes alternate expansion and contraction
  - reacts to drugs and treatment differently
  - sees the sun
* Most bodies are embalmed , if they have to be on display or lie in state for a funeral
  - grow vessels
  - lie close to the plane of the ecliptic
  - body cleansers today are actually synthetic detergent products
* Review the idea that the whole body or just body parts can move.
* Some bodies accumulate enough heat to drive geologic processes such as volcanism and tectonics.
* Some bodies are better at surviving and reproducing than others
  - female, all bodies have female energy
  - emerge from chrysalises
  - help birds
* Some body diagrams illustrate magnitudes
  - show forces
* Stops explores the muscular, circulatory, reproductive systems.
* There are many different body systems.
* aches and congestion accompanied with swollen lymph nodes and general foul humor.
* becomes very efficient at making and storing fat.
* blood bag permanently subjected to malaria, typhoid, and fungus attacks.
* blows can lead to broken ribs and internal bleeding.
* can also synthesize when all nutrients are available
  - convert it to fat
  - have aliments- germs, worms, so can social systems
  - obtain Vitamin D from sunlight
* changes along with the aging
  - cause embarrassment and self-consciousness
  - in girls at puberty due in part to estrogens
  - when potassium is deficient are described
* consists of filaments of cells called Hyphae
  - matters which dissolve in time to their original form
* contains an internal cavity and a mouth
  - no internal cavity
  - polysaccharise storage material and a refractile inorganic crystalline material
* cools quickly in water due to higher body surface and low subcutaneous fat.
* decreases the binding capacity of hemoglobin.
* depends on the amount of alcohol, glycerin and extract in wine.
* describes the weight of a wine in the mouth.
* disintegrates in water at bottom.
* features allow field estimation of a deer's age while still alive.
* fluids management for infants normal part of the day
  - reviews cellular components found in urine and other fluids
  - such and spittle and blood can carry disease and infectious material
* gripping traps are dangerous and illegal in some states for catching coyotes.
* has more than two cell layers, tissues and organs.
* is actually micro particles of insoluble coffee fiber suspended in water
  - athletic in appearance
  - born with balance
  - called plasmodium, it grows on decaying leaves, twigs etc
  - composed of atoms, vivified by atoms of pneuma
  - flexible and turns on the light when squeezed
  - heated by heat generated by metabolic processes
  - made up of different parts
  - material and the soul is pure consciousness
  - natural contour of shell
  - that mouthfeel or sense of thickness when the coffee is tasted
* is the basis for wounds
  - material aspect of mind, mind the immaterial aspect of body
  - tactile impression of the weight of the brewed beverage in the mouth
  - term used to describe any formula of clay
  - used for resisting damage and some forms of magic
* leads, like arm leads, can be light or strong.
* list of terminals and nonterminals.
* living organism which replenishes muscle vs. depletion.
* mass of hyphae.
* means karma , and karma means body.
* meridians that benefit from oyster shell are the liver and kidney.
* obese, usually C-shaped on heat relaxation.
* oils from handling can attract dirt, dust and soiling.
* part and parcel of our ego.
* produces enzymes to destroy extra dopamine.
* refers to the mouth feel or thickness of the brew
  - substance of a wine
* regulates amount in different regions by vasoconstriction.
* shapes start to change.
* starts to become fluid.
* surfing in shallow water can be very dangerous.
* tattooing in many Pacific Island cultures has great significance.
* term that covers a lot of ground.
* tissues with the highest rate of formation in younger pigs are bone and muscle.
* wraps help firm body tissue and tighten skin, especially after weight loss.
+ Embalming: Death customs :: Ancient Egypt
  * Embalming' is the act of preserving a dead body, so it will not decompose. Most bodies are embalmed, if they have to be on display or lie in state for a funeral. Embalming is similar to mummification, which is what ancient people in Peru and Egypt did to their dead. Embalming is different from taxidermy, where you only preserve the skin.