Lost_BiomedE

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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
If the Chinese gov did that after loading up on gold, and backed the chinese currency with a fraction of gold, they would have a much better chance of convincing others to drop the US dollar as a reserve currency. How do you go broke? Slowl
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U.S. eavesdropping agency chief, top deputy expected to depart soon(reuters.com)
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Most deaths from flu epidemics came from secondary infection. The flu has become a political and distribution problem like food. There are some very promising vaccines in the pipeline (including end of Phase 2 or in Phase 3) that protect we
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
" but any joke or comment that doesn't actually violate a state or federal statute will not result in your arrest." How would I know? We have secret laws that are enforced but the offender is not allowed to know what they are
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Still around? I am looking for a drop-in cart with Amazon and Paypal options. I was using Paypal and Google checkout and need to migrate.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
This is how I do it as well. I use 300 microgram time released at sunset. Then a 1000 microgram instant release before bed. The 1000 microgram is not needed for me to get good sleep, but it puts my dosage at where body temp drops can be see
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
I don't trust many, but I do trust Nature's Way, Now Foods, and Jarrows. They do proper batching and testing.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Snus does not require spitting. It is steam cured instead of fire cured and has a good safety profile. Note: If you want a good experience, import it. Do not try Camel snus. Also, you may want to try packets first instead of loose.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
I thought about this situation and concluded that merging late is the right thing to do; however, many drivers also do this 'get ahead' behavior in areas where it is not advantageous to all. What I see, is that the best way to ens
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
I long for an interview like that. I first left the tech industry due to having to deal with HR and the hiring process. I became a chef, where the interview could be moved to having them watch me make a dish or show knife skills. Then out o
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Depends. In a mid-sized company, they expect senior/VP technical lead to have something like an MBA. In a small start-up, founders are generally required to be able to navigate both sides a bit. I would really consider it. You can lear
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Also, IF you were going at that speed, you will have issues breaking while turning. Just like a motorcycle, you will be at a high risk of sliding, so to avoid this, you must straighten out to break hard. I would recommend all bicyclists to
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
In the current environment, if you already have an engineering undergrad, an MBA would do you best. I am not a fan of the programs, but the degree will open doors that are mostly shut for pure engineers. In many areas and locals, not necess
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Maybe it is just my circle of friends, but people seem to be gaining some immunity from media attempts to create a craze. I would bet the headlines and maybe a politician or two would yell it, but I would also guess that the overall reactio
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Telco termination fees have been, and are becoming much more so, a hindrance to innovation. The technical part of telcos should have been turned into dumb utilities by now, with the big providers as mere resellers. Thanks, Michael Powell.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
The same seems to go for names. Many people think good names for companies are ones they are familiar with. Advertising just the sound of a name over and over has a lot of value, it seems.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
None that have lived to tell the tale.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
'The Native Americans gave their land away for beads.' This is one myth sold to us in school. The tribe that sold the land for beads did not own that land. It was the territory of another competing tribe. I will sell you russia fo
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Part of the book 1984 was the complacence of the lower class. I am not targeting any class here but pointing out that a culture of complacency by division was a large warning in that book that is often overlooked.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Deal making and the stock market are probably the fastest. Stocks. The stock market isn't much of a good one without a knowledgeable mentor that can show you how to create and verify an edge. Without this, you will not know if you are
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Yep, here are some possible examples of unpainted and painted (found by Infrared and X-ray spectroscopy): http://io9.com/5616498/ultraviolet-light-reveals-how-ancient...
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
One thing I find interesting about many conspiracy theories is that they are effectively true, even when the conspiracy is false. Many seem to involve not a group of cohorts acting in agreement but a group of influential people with aligned
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
Really, this is exactly what I expect of people wanting to do the right thing when in between a rock and a hard place. I imagine this is what I would do if sincere and in their position. Thanks Google.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
At least this would be a good explanation on why we ended up with the obviously sub-optimal duopoly in internet access/providers.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
So is it implied that he tests on the surface by creating a vacuum inside the sub?
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
30ft may be a good safety limit, but the total pressure is the atmosphere plus 1 atmosphere, due to the water, equaling 2atm.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
The same idea would be an interesting google glass app, virtually draw on the wall. It would be cheaper and potentially more useful...etc, but would not be decorative to those not tuned in, for good or bad.
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
'focuses more on increasing your passive income while maintaining a job and living a healthier lifestyle' Agreed. This has been my philosophy, and it has worked out well. I start in an area where I want to learn the skills required to creat
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
I am surprised that they will no longer offer processing. The whole reason I even used them was to prevent the need to deal with a payment processor (my current store options for customers are google and paypal). I checked out amazon's offe
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by Lost_BiomedE 13y ago
That is an old stock market adage. I wonder how many would translate well: "Pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered" "Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." "End trades that show a loss as soon as possible" "Markets a

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