### day:

Short day
* increase sensitivity to methadone inhibition of male copulatory behavior.
* means less overall heat from the sun.
* plants flower in response to long nights.
* tend to speed flower production while long days delays flowering.

Sick day
* are for the express purpose of illness.
* can be difficult for kids with diabetes.

Sunny day
* are best for observing translucence
  - especially important after cutting to retain nutrients through proper drying
* can quickly turn foggy and rainy.

Tomorrow
* are days
  - futures
* includes daylight
  - daytimes
  - hours
  - middays
  - midnights
  - mins
  - minutes
  - mornings
  - nighttime
  - noons
* is the day when the evil become good
  - weak become strong
  - legal holiday that began as Decoration Day in memory of dead servicemen of all wars
  - progression of the past and present directing the future
* major holiday in the United States.

Warm day
* are best, as many insects become dormant in cold weather.
* dehydrate flowers.

### day:

Winter day
* Most winter days are sunny and there is never any frost.
* allow day-long ski trips and sled rides in the mountains.
* are cold and evening temperatures can dip below zero
  - colder because of the Earth's axis tilt
  - cool, and at night temperatures often drop below freezing
  - generally a combination of warm sun and crisp air
  - short, dark, cold - made tolerable only by passing powder storms
  - shorter than summer days
  - sunny with night temperatures often below zero
* are usually balmy and sunny, with temperatures dropping after the sun sets
  - very similar to summer days with only a slight difference in temperature
* are warm - the onset of night bringing dew and frost to supplement our low rainfall
  - and nights are cool, with heavy frost common in the desert
  - warm, but the temperature often falls below freezing at night
* can be cold.
* end quickly.

### dead food:

Cooked food
* are easier to digest
  - often oily or buttery, which can also attract pests
* can loose much of their vitamin content.
* causes allergies.
* has practically no nutritional value.
* is dead food
  - easier to break down in the body
  - enzyme deficient
  - located in ovens
  - potentially more hazardous than raw food
  - prepared food
* places a constant strain on the human digestive system.
* require enormous bodily resources, especially enzymes, to be digested.
* retain about half the vitamin C of raw foods.
* slows down the digestive process, leaving potential bacteria in the body too long.
* suppress the immune system.

### dead food | cooked food:

Grilled food
* can be high in carcinogens due to exposure to an open flame
  - contain two groups of carcinogenic compounds
* is cooked food

Dead organic source of energy
* All sources of energy have environmental costs as well as benefits
  - negative impacts on the environment
* Some source of energy is needed for all organisms to stay alive and grow.
* Source of energy is dead organic matter.
* Sources of energy are either renewable or nonrenewable.

Dead organism
* Most dead organisms contain compounds
  - nitrogen compounds
* are swept into seas and swamps then settle to the bottom with the sediments.
* decay quickly in the hot, moist rain forest environment.
* tend to fall apart.

### dead-end tubes:

Malpighian tubule
* are dead-end tubes
  - excretory organs found in a. earthworms
  - projections from the digestive tract, between the midgut and the hindgut
  - rudimentary and some muscles are missing or disrupted
  - tubular outgrowths of the gut
* help to excrete the wastes from the body.
* increases a thousandfold or more.
* is isomotic to the hemolymph, but of different composition.