NovemberWest

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Long-lived Salamanders Offer Clues to Aging(livescience.com)
11 points by NovemberWest 13y ago|0 comments
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Sorry, I think I am missing something. How are you correcting the malabsorption issue?
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
This showed up on a list I am on. I don't imagine anyone else would post it here. The information age is fostering patient/family driven health solutions. I think that is noteworthy and relevant to some of the apps people here wri
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Dutch Magic Factory: Our Experience with Cystic Fibrosis(dutchmagicfactory.blogspot.nl)
1 points by NovemberWest 13y ago|3 comments
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
I recommend an egg, small carrots and scallions (fresh, baby onions).
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How to Make Boring Ramen Into Awesome Ramen (JPG)(i.imgur.com)
3 points by NovemberWest 13y ago|1 comments
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
The last sentence leaves out very important points made in the struck-through versions about valuing the time of your audience. I am currently looking for more information-dense delivery mechanisms, among other things. The struck-through ve
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Is there anything you wish you had done different before it got to that point? I am sorry for your loss but these things usually do not just come out of the blue. There is usually a lot of history, history which could have potentially gone
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
I tend to hate stuff like this. He closes with suggesting life is fleeting and you should keep up to date with still living friends. There is no indication he is actually doing that. People routinely have wonderful things to say about the d
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
You could be reacting to something biological. Try cleaning up your sleep space. Wash all bedding, dust, declutter, etc.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Historically, I got a payout once a year of something over $100. This year, I am still way short of hitting a payout. But I would really like more info on traffic, content, etc from the guys reporting serious dough from this.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
where I sought fit This should be: where I saw fit
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Fyi, fineprint: EARN 1 STAR ON EVERY LEVEL TO SCORE A BUY-ONE/GET-ONE FREE CARD FOR A BURRITO, BOWL, SALAD, OR ORDER OF TACOS AT CHIPOTLE. REWARDS ARE LIMITED. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER; VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. Which is not the i
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
A burrito at Chipotle is something upwards of $6 (exact price varies depending on the kind of meat, etc). The drink and chips do not begin to cover it. You only get profit in this scenario is they become repeat customers.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Crap. Upvotes fo not bookmark things for me and ...etcetc..please ignore this comment. Desperate bookmarking technique. Laters guise.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Indianis. Sure. (Indiantis sounds like indianitis, an inflammatory condition, apparently. ;) )
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Hoping someone gets additional assistance is not the same thing as calling them incomptent. I used to have friends in Pakistan and I read a bit about the country in relation to the world economy etc. I drew some alarming conclusions about P
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
I actually know nothing about Git. But thank you for replying. Will check the link. :-)
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Bad idea. If you want to hear "crazy talk" that doesn't involve self mutilation, you are welcome to email me. Best of luck.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Of course they could build a magical city on it with its own source of power that could develop advanced technologies and then sink into the ocean never to be heard from again :-) I propose we dub it Atlantis. Edit: Signed, Captain Obvi
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Kind of OT: I have just opened a free github account to follow a project. Any tips for a painfully pathetic n00b for learning to use github generally?
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
From a different article about the island: When a devastating earthquake struck the remote Awaran district in Pakistan's Baluchistan province on Tuesday, it killed hundreds of people and left thousands homeless, as the government stru
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Thanks, though I think the comparison to religion is probably a lot more accurate than the comparison to language. Wishing for someone to die is generally a level of hostility rooted in something deeper and uglier than communication challen
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Wow. So much hostility. Why? (Serious question. Not snark at all.)
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Given the context of the discussion here, your remark sounds like you are defending the choice this guy made to shoot himself in the foot financially. That was what I was reacting to. I don't think it is ever a good thing to shoot your
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Thank you for your concern. As is typical, off the cuff advice about something you know almost nothing about isn't going to be useful to me. Your remarks smack of jumping to conclusions, probably very erroneous conclusions. Arguing abo
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Oh, gee, it could also be considered heteronormative. Go ahead and have a cow about that too.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
My situation is complicated. I am not making much money but I am "saving" millions kind of by not being sick. Long story. So can't really be too terribly unhappy about it. At some point, the dough will role in but I will know
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
Paying it forward and cutting your own throat are not remotely the same thing.
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by NovemberWest 13y ago
There are always other options. I suggest you watch "Kingdom of Heaven" if you have not yet seen it. Painfully bad movie, totally worth watching all the way through one time in order to see the negotiation scene in context. I have

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