AuryGlenz

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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
They could simply automatically raise fees depending on chargeback rate. It’s not a particularly hard problem to solve.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’ve had a full thyroid panel quite a few times. I wouldn’t doubt it’s invoked but it would be more downstream, so to speak. Thanks though.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
He wasn’t able to as their clinic simply doesn’t run any of those tests. I didn’t pursue it further as life/trying to have a baby got in the way, but at some point I’ll pick it back up for my own health if nothing else No spinal imagi
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
In addition to the links dTal commented with, your own link says this: "While it is true that the spike protein has 'superantigen' properties, which means it has the POTENTIAL to cause adverse effects, we know that it doesn’t
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
~something~ is one of the worst diagnoses to have. I had a bad concussion when I was 12 and ever since (I’m 33 now) I’ve had issues. Fatigue is the big one, but I also lost 2 inches of height, my feet shrunk two sizes, and my hands are as s
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Pandemrix was also similar to previous vaccines but caused an increase in narcolepsy, no? Immune systems are complicated.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
We know that the spike protein itself causes damage. For adults that’s almost never an issue, but I feel like the overarching recommendation that pregnant women get the vaccine is misguided. It doesn’t make much sense to get it if they’ve a
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Alcohol would be the big one.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Scientists think that up to 50% of cancer might come from alcohol consumptions, but it’s apparently quite hard to study.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I agree, but maybe that’s because it gives me a headache. At least, I think it does. I can never remember which sweeteners do - some do, some don’t. I don’t eat them enough to keep track.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
What addictive chemicals are you referencing here? Sugar? Salt? I still can’t believe they limited salt for school lunches. If you want kids to eat the meals they need to taste good, and for 99.9% of kids and teenagers the amount of salt
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Thats’s funny, Florida isn’t underwater and Mt. Kilimanjaro still has snow. That movie was nothing more than modern day, “the end is nigh” doomsaying. Is man made global warming real? Almost certainly, but it’s hard to call a documentary v
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
As a Minnesotan I concur, but most people don’t put winter tires on. It’s infuriating. For those not in the know, the rubber is formulated to be softer at cold temperatures. Summer/performance tires get ridiculously hard and all-season
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
You want to keep "verticals," as in walls, straight - but usually you'd rather show more of the floor than the ceiling. Being able to shift the lens up or down while keeping it level lets you do this. You can just tilt the c
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
It’s a bit of both. I’ve done some real estate photography, and realtors get stupid excited about ultra wide angle shots. Me? I tried to stay as tight as I could. I think it looks…classier? One other thing to keep in mind is that lenses ar
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
There’s actually a good reason for photoshopping in a fire in the fireplace. When doing real estate photography you generally want to do something to ensure that the windows aren’t overexposed and blown out. The two options are to light the
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Right, but aren't you assuming that the delta variant can't go from vaccinated to vaccinated effectively? I don't think we really have solid data on this yet but it seems possible, at the very least. If that is happening, an
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Right, and my father that has lupus absolutely got the vaccine. I, however, don't - and don't want to get lupus. It's a small risk, probably the same as getting sick normally, but it's still a risk with basically no be
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I wasn't saying it doesn't exist, I was just saying that "blah blah percentage of people think they have long COVID" is a useless statistic. In an alternate universe where the media took and ran with the 5G conspiracy th
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
Self reported data on things like this is absolutely useless, even though I’ve had lingering taste issues myself. If the media is constantly talking about long COVID it’s no surprise that people will think “gee, I have been kind of tired si
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
The vaccines aren’t safe for everyone. Lupus runs in my family, I already have an autoimmune condition, and I’ve already had COVID. For me, getting the vaccine would be all risk (even if it’s unlikely) with no gain.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
In a world where the delta variant can infect fully vaccinated people fairly easily, aren’t the vaccinated the real problem? The unvaccinated aren’t putting any particular pressure on the virus when it comes to evolving around the vaccines
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
The unit didn't have a dishwasher and they decided to put one in themselves. When someone has an issue my dad is there ASAP. My entire point was that if landlords did nothing most apartment buildings would be unlivable in a matter of
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
If you saw a typical apartment unit after people moved out you wouldn’t be asking that. My parents own a 12 unit apartment building in a small town, and my dad is up there multiple times a week. There’s regular stuff like cleaning hallways
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I have a friend that (I’m 99% certain) has undiagnosed ADD. He’s basically a textbook case, he’s been in college since 2006 and still doesn’t have his bachelor’s despite being fairly intelligent. If your experience is like mine you’ll expla
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
That very well could be balanced out somewhat by vaccinated people being less careful than non-vaccinated, and possibly by them being more likely to be asymptomatic (but still spreaders).
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
The mediation HCG is processed from pregnant women’s urine and has been shown to potentially contain prions. I took it for years. Yay. The sad thing is there’s a recombinant version that would be safe, but it also costs thousands of dollars
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I’m in a rural area (the nearest town’s population is about 1,000) and I know someone that has T-mobile’s home internet, fwiw.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
I live on non-zoned land. So do my parents and at least 2 of my friends. You're basically saying that nobody should live in rural areas or risk having their life's work wiped out (or worse) at the whim of the government.
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by AuryGlenz 5y ago
It’s not that simple, people can and will legally fight it. Even if they’re given fair market price for the land (big if), the rest of their land’s/home’s value will be reduced. Nobody wants a train going right next to their house for

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