A lot of people don't have the stomach for full-blown S&M and it also requires not only the ability to maintain an erection (an increasingly dubious proposition in these perilous times) but also the ability to sustain a role--something which is incidentally one of the most important aspects of the actor's art.
(Here it is, incidentally).
Something of the social order and the system of government can also be incidentally learned.
Which are, incidentally, great.
Which are, incidentally, pretty big.
That way, you're guaranteed a strong bird with a good taste - not for nothing do we say Gallina vecchia fa buon brodo ("Old hen makes good stock" - which, incidentally, is also something one young man might say to another when an attractive, slightly older woman walks past in the village square).
That concept, incidentally, is something that Namo's CEO Gabor Cselle has said in the past was an area that interested him.
My "up-wing" term, incidentally, is derived from something Gary Hart showed me a long time ago.
Unlike other European cities, where the culture seems to revolve around food - and getting drunk and disgracing yourself is merely something that happens incidentally - London's nocturnal economy is fundamentally geared towards such things.
[Incidentally, this is something I highly recommend to any who have the chance to hear such a rare performance.].
The theoretical manipulation of the bottleneck provides some interesting results, but these are somewhat obvious: if you reduce mtDNA content (by increasing degragadation; incidentally this is something not shown in the germ line), you will accelerate segregation and thus lead to the loss of mutations that reach high heteroplasmy levels.
