Crucially, these drugs do not also act on blood vessels, something that has made old-style drugs unpalatable to anybody with heart disease or blood-pressure problems.
By Alan Burdick April 21, 2017 An elusive five-foot-long clam called Kuphus polythalamia reminds us that, in the living world, everything is a vessel for something else.
"Portal" presents, in abstract, what Lawson is doing in every other photograph: I feel a lot of the figures that I use, I want them to be like a pivotal point, or like a vehicle or a vessel for something else.
In other words, with YouTube now offering a subscription service of its own, Vessel needed something that would make it more of a draw for fans.
Maybe Terry Jones is being used as a vessel for something that we are unaware of.
When you come into harmony with yourself, you become a vessel for something greater to come through you.
Those moments of calling in life have a prophetic quality wherein you have the choice to become a vessel for something much greater than yourself.
That humans, perhaps, carry hell because they are hell, and that really the self is just a vessel toward something no one really has a name for.
If pancakes masquerading as dessert — turtle pancakes, $7.95, come with chocolate chips and pecans — don't appeal, consider pancakes as vessels for something savory.
Besides spreading the ocean surface with its own CO2 and residual oil, sea-going vessels create something called "Ship Tracks" that tail off, like vapor trails, in the atmosphere and have the potential for changing the microstructure of marine stratiform clouds.
