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SCAQTony
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Being fat is hard; being fit is hard too. You get your abs in the kitchen, not on a treadmill. Also, exercising so one can get away with indulging a higher caloric count sounds dangerous and reads like "exercise bulimia." Sweating
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I think the error in the report is that enemies would go for city centers rather than military bases and centralized power grids. Destroying millions of people and valuable assets is not going to make an attacking country wealthy or win any
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San Francisco has been a boom/bust town since the gold rush. San Francisco's economic focal point, which has lasted there for a century or so, is tourism. Have you heard about that sinking luxury condo skyscraper in S.F.? The terr
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Nonetheless, $200-billion has been added to the money supply. (See FRED M2 Index link below from September 19 to the present) $200-billion could have been implemented for more worthy projects than the repo market. In my opinion, the FED nee
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$100-billion handed over to banks for overnight loans! The top 15 largest banks now hold a combined total of $13.7 trillion in assets. Like they really needed it. Congress did not okay this, nor did the Fed need any permission due to their
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The water supply for billions of people is drying up
(massivesci.com)
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Where $800 of Bitcoin [Illegally] Buys You $10k Cash
(forbes.com)
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The question that should be asked is what technology companies bought that information and was that info sold to human resources departments?
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Fire needs a flammable source, heat, and oxygen. I suspect the enclosed cannister space hampered the O2 and the mud hampered the combustible material. Mud does seem plausible.
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Neutralizing Tear Gas
(popularmechanics.com)
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That is a good question, I found a video where someone is using a Swift trainer and at the 2:52 mark they are out of the seat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-3-6KDu1fY
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Perhaps a better investment would be to buy a road bike for $2,000. Spend $245 on a trainer and gear. Finally, get the subscription to the classes, and now you have both Peleton classes and a road bike.
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There is a Sci-fi story somewhere in that comment. i.e., Bioengineered kidney solves some globalize freshwater catastrophe; or does it?
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But what do you do with the salt and brine that is toxic to soil used in the farming? The wind will scatter the salt in all directions.
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The law plainly defines free speech and intent. From "Justia": "...A conspiracy occurs when two or more people agree to commit an illegal act and take some step toward its completion. Conspiracy is an inchoate crime because i
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What would be the "ne plus ultra" of irony is that a hyper-advanced civilization had a policy of leaving us alone because they greatly feared us due to the fact we were thousands of times taller than they are.
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The trademark "Grindr" does not exactly resonate that goal. Sexual Lexis defines "Grinder" as #4. A man in the act of copulation. http://www.sex-lexis.com/Sex-Dictionary/grinder
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For the Hong Kong protesters to be successful perhaps they have to "export" their values and demands to be applicable for the rest of China rather than their microcosm. I suspect Guangzhou, Shenzen, Dongguan may have no sympathy f
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I could only see this working in a safe harbor or a port. The ocean is not a serene place for a floating platform unless the platform is elevated above potential water lines such as a wind turbine or offshore oil rig.
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One buyer, in particular, most likely will stop buying and that is China.
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Paraphrasing Jean-Paul Sartre here: We are condemned to have a free will. Everything we do, we own and are entirely responsible for the cause and the effect. But more importantly, what we do shows other people how they should act. Ipso fact
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Thank you for the photo; this is the best one I have seen. I suspect the ropes could not secure each of those rudders in place for a transatlantic crossing even in moderate seas.
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It's hard to believe that a stern mounted oar-rudder would be a viable steering mechanism to make a 5,700 nautical mile trip from Rome to Rio de Janeiro especially since the "New World" is 1,000 miles closer. Europe had to wa
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"...Measles was declared eliminated (absence of continuous disease transmission for greater than 12 months) from the United States in 2000. ..." Measles History from the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/measles/about&
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Maybe the out of Arica theory should be revisited? Post the Zanclean flood when the Mediterranean basin was subtropical it appears there were hominids "all over creation." That is to say Australia, Kenya, Philippines and even a H
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Watson should rebrand then. You can't have a colossal failure such as the one reported by Stat News: “multiple examples of unsafe and incorrect treatment recommendations.” — [Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center] and expect to move o
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Nasa wants to land astronauts on Mars by 2033
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They were so close to nailing "...tuck in your baby" but they had to add a phone booth. LOL
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I did not appreciate modern architecture until I bought a home. I get it now. A dream home is a house you can clean with a squeegee; especially the kitchen and the bathroom.
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Of the three I would say Facebook is the most destructive. I don't see articles on Live Science or Science Daily decrying the mental health effects of Amazon or Google, just unfair monopoly implications at Bloomberg and other business
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