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by Para2016 9y ago
The poachers aren't killed for their hunting crime, they are dangerous murderers. Here's 2 links: https://www.iucn.org/content/rising-murder-toll-park-rangers... http://www.poachingfacts.com/p
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by Para2016 9y ago
Uber/lyft/taxi are still a thing, man.
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by Para2016 9y ago
It's not just him.
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by Para2016 9y ago
Probably not as dystopian as the pornography industry is going to get with AR, VR, dolls, etc. There can be good utility for ads without being dystopian. Like furniture sets you want buy to preview in your new empty apartment - not items yo
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by Para2016 9y ago
It might be interesting to have AR product advertising. Using your phone's camera and scanning your house/apartment perhaps you see a TV you are interested in buying hanging on your wall. Or a cool new car in your driveway. Maybe
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by Para2016 9y ago
Glad I could help.
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by Para2016 9y ago
No.
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by Para2016 9y ago
Do you have evidence that a carbon tax would be more efficient in the US?
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by Para2016 9y ago
Yea bud, I'm sure you're out there "resisting".
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by Para2016 9y ago
I wouldn't tell the employer. I'm guessing they don't care about you and they will take your idea, use it, maybe get rid of you without any compensation for creating the automation. The job you've been hired for is being
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by Para2016 9y ago
That's good advice. I'm just a puny resident but I totally agree with your doctor. I won't comment on chiropractors in general, but just on the neck manipulation part, which is a risk factor for arterial dissection. Here&#x27
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by Para2016 9y ago
>a quick jerking of the head Please don't ever let anyone do that again. The two vertebral arteries that supply blood to your posterior brain (occipital lobe, cerebellum, medulla, pons) are encased in your cervical/neck vertebr
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by Para2016 9y ago
Yea, they can't spend 200k a year over 5 years as mature working adults. That's just preposterous right? You two in this thread sound like children. Grow up.
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by Para2016 9y ago
Yea, and people who build efficient highway systems and affordable cars for the public! Those Nazi wankers! /s
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by Para2016 9y ago
As another commenter pointed out, to be in the top 20% a household only needs to earn $112k a year. That's like 2 teachers getting married, or 2 nurses, or 2 mid level office workers/government workers. And this college fund impli
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by Para2016 9y ago
The copper plate on bathroom doors is for this.
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by Para2016 9y ago
That's a great point, what a terrible situation.
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by Para2016 9y ago
I think the school bullied him. "The dean told Walgren that they believed Corey had left the building. She said they asked if there was any reason to believe he would hurt himself." The school went overboard in trying to scare him
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by Para2016 9y ago
How about you read TFA before sounding off with your jingoistic nonsense. The particular spies weren't preparing for some kind of invasion or attack. They were also Chinese themselves and not given a trial. One of them was even gunned
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by Para2016 9y ago
This is a false equivalency. Odd couple of very anti-American commenters in this thread already.
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by Para2016 9y ago
This comment should be dead.
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by Para2016 9y ago
The article mentioned that thicker skins on the apples make them less palatable when the interior is soggy/grainy textured. Personally, I like thicker skins but only on Jazz apples, which are tart and sweet. Red delicious are inferior
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by Para2016 9y ago
There are a ton of them, that's true. I do have one issue with a lot of them though. Many of them try to come into the US system just for the pay and they don't have a debt burden at all. For example, many of the FMG I have spoken
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by Para2016 9y ago
Oh yea? A lot of them can barely pass STEP 2 CS which just tests your ability to communicate in English and whether you can make two empathetic statements per patient encounter. You think FMG are on the same level as American educated MD&#x
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by Para2016 9y ago
I just wanted to reply to this comment with the NRMP match data for 2016. It's a pdf that we all use when applying for residency. Perhaps some people might find the information regarding each specialty's available positions/a
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by Para2016 9y ago
You can't be serious..
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by Para2016 9y ago
Ah gotcha. He wasn't a medical student then, most likely a resident. Residents are doctors though, if they perform a service such as anesthesia or other procedure they will likely bill. For example, an Anesthesia resident will perform
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by Para2016 9y ago
Pretty cool! I was curious, in the article it mentions difficulties navigating through glass environments, could they combine visual information with sonar to avoid crashing into glass and other transparent barriers?
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by Para2016 9y ago
I'm a medical student, we are assured that the hospital can't bill for us. It would be enlightening to see an itemized bill showing that our presence is actually billed for. I've never heard of it happening so I think proof i
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by Para2016 9y ago
Could you provide proof that you were charged because a student was in your room or in the operating room?

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