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Let's Make the Bacteria Explode Upon Clicking Self-Destruct ("APOPTOSIS") Button

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     Good afternoon, and welcome to another blog installation of weekly update discussions.   In these articles, we at   Evolution Through the Ages   like to discuss the major advancements, both company and game features, that Sean and I have been working on during the previous week's timeframe.        Each Sunday morning, Sean and I get together to discuss tasks for the upcoming week. Additionally during these meetings, we sit down and tweak small components of the game in order to make a more biologically accurate or user-friendly gameplay interface. This week, Sean and I began by integrating a new biological feature into our game; the apoptosis feature.   Apoptosis Update      Apoptosis, or programmed-cellular death, is a mechanistic tool that cellular organisms are able to utilize.  Utilizing this feature, users are able to induce cellular "self-destruct"; where selected organisms will implode into themselves.  This will result in the death of the sele

Synchronizing into a Single Unified Front Once More

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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Sean and I met at our local Starbucks shop in Slidell, Louisiana today to synchronize our efforts back into a single unified front. The points of discussion for today were the continued discussions for the potential restructuring of the overall mission of our company ( Evolution Through the Ages LLC ); as well as the updating for the Kanboard game feature upgrade scheduling tool for the future game launch feature sequences.        With regard to the overall restructuring of our company's mission, we are currently undergoing a trial run for the structuring of how this blog could be potentially expanded upon in the foreseeable future. Once a week, we will have a specialist from a local analytical chemistry laboratory review a scholarly