Cheers, Andrew
finsen at optusnet.com.au wrote:
>Out of interest, I wonder how you get a "shallow, saline, artic" lake.
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>Doesn't "shallow" and "artic" together imply "high precipitation" (relative to volume) and
>this in turn implies "not saline"?
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>Jut curious and wondering out loud if there is a bit of "sales pitch" going on?
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>caio
>Graeme
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>>>Sorry guys, I was just going by the text on the label, which states
>>>that Cyclop-eeze are bio-engineered and culutured micro-crustaceans,
>>>grown in a pristine, shallow, arctic salt lake. Perhaps this
>>>information is erroneous.
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>> Cyclops are naturally occuring but the ones in cyclop-eeze are in fact
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>>bio-engineered. http://www.cyclop-eeze.com/ Bioenegineered doesn't mean
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>>"dangerous".
>> Liz
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