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by ithought 11y ago
If I remember correctly, when Provigil became generic, they bought the company producing the generic form. They also slightly changed the drug and patented a new form as Nuvigil. Last year, I asked my physician's assistant (I have nev
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by ithought 11y ago
How is that an ad hominem attack? Most cops aren't properly trained to shoot a gun. Some have 1 training session per year and they have to hit 70% on a target 3 yards away. Most don't seem to know how to react in a confrontation
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by ithought 12y ago
The bank has about $6.3 billion in assets and in 2012 had a net profit of $117.4 million. They finally made their financial records public in 2013. http://news.yahoo.com/whats-vatican-banks-balance-sheet-1458... http:&#x2
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by ithought 12y ago
Not true. It was founded and is headquartered at CUA. While this is about Catholic Charities of Baltimore, their national office is Catholic Charities USA- >Catholic Charities began with the establishment of the Catholic Church in Ameri
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by ithought 12y ago
I think the Vatican was crowdfunded in the same way the British Royal Family was. Theft, war, deception, destruction; then some analogous leaseback deal to legitimize everything. I'm not sure the Vatican's revenue but I suppose a
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by ithought 12y ago
In 2010, Catholic Charities received $2.9 billion from the US Government. This represents about 62% of their revenue. Only 3% ($140 million) came from passing the hat around inside of churches. The rest was from in-kind contributions, in
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by ithought 12y ago
Something can be both necessary and the wrong implementation. Is it necessary for NSA to do everything it is doing? Also, IronNet intends to charge clients $1 million per month according to another article. My position is that, if someone
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by ithought 12y ago
His punishment is either punitive or hysterically motivated. In my experience, people who have been threatened by either federal agents or prosecutors feel like they are being punished for personal reasons outside of the crime. Asserting y
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by ithought 12y ago
Of course, the Constitution doesn't grant rights. Do you have a natural right to be left alone if you so choose? Do you have a natural right to not be a witness against yourself? It seems a society based on popular sovereignty shoul
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by ithought 12y ago
Of course, the Constitution doesn't grant rights. Do you have a natural right to be left alone if you so choose? Do you have a natural right to not be a witness against yourself? It seems a society based on popular sovereignty shoul
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by ithought 12y ago
But it reads like a satirical manifesto. He certainly appears to be trying to be funny and wrote it as the Co-CEO. Ending with: >Now that you know what we're about, start a free 14-day trial at Giganews.com and join the King of Th
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by ithought 12y ago
I'll agree not to charge you with a felony and potentially lock in you in cage if you agree not to have a third party examine the facts of this case, and instead plead to a misdemeanor and pay a fine. Is there any possible reform for
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by ithought 12y ago
Thanks. Can you recommend a book? So the claim that on a ketogenic diet your brain only needs 5% of energy from protein (to make glucose) and the rest from fats and ketones is wrong?
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by ithought 12y ago
I do not believe that is true. I can eat greasy hamburgers minus the bun and feel completely fine. I thought the body would use fat and ketones to convert to energy and only convert a very small percentage of protein to glucose. From the
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by ithought 12y ago
What about inflammation? What happens to my body when I eat 800 calories of pancakes, syrup and hash browns, and start to sweat, feel sick and get tired?
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by ithought 12y ago
I marvel out how perfect this story is in various ways. No real resolution to it, no motive, no discernible point. The unfolding of it all and the brutally abrupt ending; "We are not friends", seemed predictable shocking and sad
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by ithought 12y ago
As another point, the book Burning Money from the Chairman of Reagan's Committee on Cost Control, J. Peter Grace: "The Federal government is Burning Money and it is your money. An actual case. One day the US Navy decided to buy a
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by ithought 12y ago
All due respect to them, I'd like to know how many carbs are my wine. If this device can do that, it's the only possible reason I'd buy it.
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by ithought 12y ago
Wine.
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by ithought 12y ago
Their first domain was RapExegesis.com which has to be one of the worst all time domain names.
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by ithought 12y ago
Interesting comment. I like the idea of Soylent but would never use it because of the malodextrin and sucralose. If it had some other (better) complex carbohydrate and stevia, then I might consider it.
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by ithought 12y ago
You're right and my comment was off-base. I was just annoyed by the video release of Dre bragging about being a billionaire. Also it's somewhat interesting that he sued Napster and intended to sue college students and universiti
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by ithought 12y ago
It's interesting that Dre didn't create his music (*sampled), didn't write his lyrics and didn't come up with the idea for the headphones yet is celebrated as a genius. It was Monster's idea and then Jimmy Iovine p
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by ithought 12y ago
The cost of the F22 would go down if we just crashed every one on its first flight.
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by ithought 12y ago
There's at least some evidence to suggest that non-profits in the early to mid 20th century negatively influenced education via the American Historical Association (historians.org)- http://www.realityzone.com/hiddenagen
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by ithought 12y ago
When I log into my Flickr account, it says my account has been recycled after too much inactivity. My URL username is different than my account name and I'm unsure if it's actually linked to another Yahoo account. But that accou
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by ithought 12y ago
His federal conviction was overturned then they later recharged him for the same incident in state court. Also Congressman Lamar Smith, who sponsored SOPA, amended the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 with the Theft of Trade Secrets Clarific
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by ithought 12y ago
If they did know, they would not admit it. Maybe they didn't know. But we certainly do not have the right to know if they did know or not. This means something.
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by ithought 12y ago
Perhaps they're using the etymological root of aware, which is "wary", and they mean they were unconcerned with its existence as they were unwary/unaware of any possible dangers with it since it was unknown to hostile fo
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by ithought 14y ago
Sometimes the hardest thing to do in politics is nothing.

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