during this trip to the grocery store it’s vital to stay wary of charlatans peddling “affordable meat products” that are “made with real meat,” such as Steak-umm or Tyson. many people are uneducated and extra susceptible to marketing. please counter falsities if you see them with both data and proper seasoning.
lmao. I haven't heard that response before and i love it. Yall beating us on census response rate right now too. I've spent a ton of time and Michigan and love it up there, Ohio in me gotta make me talk trash though cheers.
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This is the most coherent I've heard Biden so far.
i'm not sure how India will fair. last I heard on the BBC, the upper/middle class is prepared well enough but that the government was locking down crowded slums, and confining residents to the small homes they typically share with large groups of people. Hopefully it does not hit them as bad as it has elsewhere, but I think like you said that hey are just behind. What do you all see as an end solution to the current state we are in? Without an adequate treatment or vaccine, I'm not sure how we are supposed to end social distancing and economic shutdown caused by it. From what I've picked up it doesn't sound like a treatment or vaccine will be available soon.
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Cool read, kinda of curious why the article says when the outfit is described above Their head gear was particularly unusual: Plague doctors wore spectacles, de Lorme continued, and a mask with a nose “half a foot long, shaped like a beak, filled with perfume with only two holes, one on each side near the nostrils, but that can suffice to breathe and carry along with the air one breathes the impression of the [herbs] enclosed further along in the beak.” It's not modern P.P.E. but I don't see how it wasn't beneficial stillUltimately, the plague doctors’ outfits—and methods—didn’t make much of a difference. “Unfortunately,” writes historian Frank M. Snowden, “the therapeutic strategies of early modern plague doctors did little to prolong life, relieve suffering, or effect a cure.”
He described an outfit that included a coat covered in scented wax, breeches connected to boots, a tucked-in shirt, and a hat and gloves made of goat leather. Plague doctors also carried a rod that allowed them to poke (or fend off) victims.
Wow, nice job.
i heard an interview on NPR saying the virus was mutating at 1/5 the rate of influenza. The pathologist . The virologist being interviewed said it suggested, hopefully, that vaccines would be effective for 2-3 years. I wish I could find the source, but it is close to bed time for me.
Im planning to turn and old dresser into a dehydrator cabinet this weekend. Will post pics after
I saw that Stanford runs a similar project as well https://foldingathome.org/
No need to apologize, i was just confused is all.
Did SARS change anything? This article reads like nonsense to me but maybe I'm to dumb to understand it.
I'm not sure I understand. I was referring to the last sentence of the quote above in the original post.
Is it really unavoidable?
Two artists I enjoy recently have released some new stuff and I've enjoyed it HIp Hop Dark Jazz/Ambient Jazz/Jazz Noir/whatever you want to call slow brooding music where not much happens I enjoy how many older artists I find through YouTube's recommendation algorithm
Disappointing to read. Seems to be a running trend with celebrities of old, and seems to be as popular for it to be well known and documented at the time.
If the same companies are buying the data does the source matter?
Here is a map of approximately all satellites orbiting earth currently.
It looks cool. Anyone using a truck for utility purposes will probably tear it up though. I feel like wear and tear will show up easier on a sleek design like that.
Big news for anyone interested in crypto. Another nail in the coffin for public acceptance as a currency to. I know blockchain and the stuff it allows like Oracle contacts are catching on. I think, at least from my casual observation of crypto, that it wont be used as a currency beyond anonymous transactions and investment. I wonder if there will be data supporting manipulation before this instance the article talks about.
Do it and decide for yourself. It helps me when i'm scatterbrained and is good practice for being aware of your emotions and nixing the negative ones before they get to far along. Videos like this are idiotic considering it's a subjective experience.
Pessimist sees the worse in everything, more at 11.
I agree that another company will by the assets and fill the gap in the market left. The human cost of the transition is hard to swallow though. It brings up the question, If we have let certain companies gain such control on the health of the nation, what amount of sacrifice is too much to re establish independence from them? The first step at would be to change monopoly on production of a drug maybe, but that's a whole other rabbit whole with its own drawbacks. My post was influenced by emotion. You're right, it's a complicated issue. I'm not sure there will be an easy solution.
https://www.jnj.com/johnson-johnson-reports-2018-fourth-quarter-results Maybe if all 50 states can make a case it will be something of impact. I'm of the opinion J&J, and the other 2 corporations charged in Oklahoma, should be barred from doing business in America. Let a competitor come in who isn't going to create a drug epidemic that will be a burden on families, hospitals, and taxpayers for the next 20+ years if not longer. It could be argued they've created a problem that will never be solved completely if you consider the addiction rates of those raised in homes with a parent who is an addict. I'm not sure if it is possible to bar someone from operating in America but in a perfect world it would be.Worldwide sales for the full-year 2018 were $81.6 billion
I enjoyed the history portion of the article. I'd never went to put myself in a situation where something electronic malfunctioning prevents me getting to something I need to. If I need to see who is coming and going I'd use a camera. I cant say my opinion wouldn't change if it concerned a business and the people coming and going werent just friends and family.
That app sounds enjoyable to use. What is the name of it?
What policies are you referencing?
Pretty fair review. I enjoyed how much research he put into subcultures and fashion through the series. How much is real or embellished i dont know, but that few things I've looked up have held true to descriptions in the books.