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by batter 9y ago
Those who can't get Tamiflu/Oseltamivir: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.... You can buy it anywhere on web to make you own spray (100 g will be enough for whole family for at
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by batter 9y ago
For arthritis i would advise simple and cheap solution: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/7889887
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by batter 9y ago
I don't think Kazakhstan is currently on US radar. But for Russian's it's definitely attractive territory to steal. They're just waiting when country will be weakened like Ukraine to steal everything possible. Nothing ba
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by batter 9y ago
If you don't want Russians to come 'protecting' russian-speaking people and stealing part of you territory (like in case of Ukraine/Georgia) you should be as far from them as possible. This tactic worked fine for Hitler
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I'm not sure it applies to US where Health Insurance is rather russian roulette when you need coverage. Not sure about Aetna, but BlueCross is pretty clear: "BCBSNC will provide coverage for testing serum vitamin D levels when it
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by batter 9y ago
It worked so 'well' that it lost part of it's territory. From Budapest Memorandum Wiki: 'The memorandum included security assurances against threats or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independ
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by batter 9y ago
Who said you should blindly trust doctors? Pretty often you'll feel like Don Quixote when dealing with US healthcare.
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by batter 9y ago
There's obviously some mistake, "Russia Today" should be along with "Thrillist", "NowThis News", and "Dodo" and not reputable news like CNN or Fox.
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by batter 9y ago
And still: “This work is new and this type of clinical trial is expensive,” he said. “We did not have enough funding to do a larger study. And even with the funding we were able to raise, we had to go $500,000 in debt to complete the trial.
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by batter 9y ago
I will just leave it here in case someone will want to employ copper pots: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10383875
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by batter 9y ago
I would donate even if my company wouldn't donate. But for me the goal has high priority. Not just abstract charity. Implementation matters (Country wide): - system for healthcare with centralized health records (Hospitals/Insuran
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by batter 9y ago
One of the reasons? https://www.slashgear.com/microsoft-claims-collecting-royalt...
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by batter 9y ago
"The success of the attack is thought to be due to a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows" It's really 'good' day for Microsoft. Europe realizing that Microsoft is not that good and cheap: https://news.yco
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by batter 9y ago
When you have no time for your family they become someone's else side/main project. Sometimes it's good. But mostly - not. That's why i don't have side projects besides my family.
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by batter 9y ago
i have used OSGI in projects and find it useful to see bundles states, Camel routes/endpoints, lot's of other useful stuff. But i have never seen it working properly in PROD enterprise application. Sadly my eclipse is just confir
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by batter 9y ago
Just recently bought fish in Whole Foods. From store to home ~ 25 minutes. Just after that time fish was smelling awful. So i'm not buy fish anymore there.
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by batter 9y ago
Doesn't it makes you wonder why MS created that situation on the first place? MS have no one to blame except themself and their 'legacy code'.
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by batter 10y ago
No wonder they crushed EV1, they didn't know how to start it.
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by batter 10y ago
I had problem with my right hand. Majorly due to mouse usage. I'm not typing much (even being software developer). I have also tried different physical activities but it's only solving problem temporally. So my lifehack: switch mo