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kingsloi
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Hey, thank you! Just doing my civic duty to better my lil community! NWI gets a bad rap, the smell/pollution is always mentioned, and is what drives a lot of people away. Who knows how much revenue is lost because of the smell. However
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kingsloi
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Oops, I meant 3.5-5L/flush.
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What an interesting idea! Seems like the only way to have any impact is to upset shareholders. I've been working on trying to highlight the issue in Gary/Northwest Indiana by trying to be a "citizen sleuth" by tracking a
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kingsloi
5y ago
Vice did a good documentary on NYC's effort to do just this You Don't Know Shit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiNiBZiR_uA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVGdmE4_h4c https://www.youtu
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5y ago
My wife and I rented a Yurt in Fort Collins, CO, near the foot hills of Wyoming. The owner was super eco-conscious/zero-waste. I've not camped for a while, and haven't used anything other than a toilet for years, but somethin
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5y ago
Hi, your efforts to better understand your daughter's diagnosis are remarkable, and appreciated. A rare disease lights a fire that's almost impossible to extinguish, you want every question answered, there often are none, but it d
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5y ago
all are lower than 800,000
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children%27s_Health_Defense
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5y ago
What about things said by them directly, their Twitter, etc?
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Ah, I didn't know it was synthetic. I'm still confused with marijuana being a schedule I substance. > no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States but there's a FDA approved medicine, so surely there
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kingsloi
5y ago
Not all abortions are "unintended pregnancies" https://www.facebook.com/106201495/posts/953287657793/
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5y ago
Does anyone know if a state hasn't legalised medical marijuana, can medicinal marijuana (such as Marinol) be used in an ICU setting? I've heard marijuana is sometimes given to children diagnosed with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrom
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kingsloi
5y ago
Yes, what a beautiful song! Alton Ellis and his sister Hortense really are timeless. Awesome, I'll check them out! Appreciate it!
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5y ago
Yeah! I'll always remember the "Murrrrrderrrrrrrrrr" in random jungle, hardcore, breakcore ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbPjiJ-4jMA ), etc, years before I knew it was one of Barrington's
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5y ago
Not heard of Zap Pow! Checking them out now. I just replied to a post below, but I'll do it here too, I created a Spotify playlist of roots reggae I played to my lil girl while she was in the hospital. It's full of my/our fav
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I appreciate the recommendations! Roots reggae was the only music I played my baby was in the hospital. So much so, I actually created a Spotify playlist of all of the songs we jammed together to. Let me know what you think https:/&#x
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I'm sure there's a million other reggae artists that I've yet to discover, but nothing personally hits more than roots reggae, I wish there were more of 1970s-1990s Lacksley Castell, Hugh Mundell, Johnny Osbourne, Barrington
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5y ago
I was amazed at how soon I could pick up my baby after her 4 heart surgeries. Obviously, it was a bum scoop as opposed to picking her up under the arms (never had that luxury), and she was medicated, but literally 3-5 days after surgeries,
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5y ago
It definitely does. I agree. Not exactly the same, but I live on the southern shoreline of Lake Michigan, and every year/summer, it claims the lives of many people (mainly swimmers). I've watched coast guard helicopters, drones, b
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Lead, and other heavy metals are still used today in steel production (and other industries), and have been used for so long, that trace amounts can be found in the road sediment, such as in Gary, Indiana (and most of Northwest Indiana). h
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Yeah I agree! I knew the eruption was big (being able to clearly see it from space), but those visuals 1) make me remember how big the Pacific is, 2) how much bigger the eruption was than I originally thought, when overlaid on somewhere I k
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Sorry, it was naive of me to call it a vaccine, it’s just what it was referred to, or RSV shot. There are vaccines for RSV in the works though, hopefully give people better access to preventive medicine
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5y ago
I never associated an abattoir to air pollution (the more you know) but just doing some quick googling, it looks like this sensor would help exactly in measuring pollution from an abattoir! https://www.sciencedirect.com/scie
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5y ago
I'm not running a weather station, I'm running air quality sensors and an AIS antenna. I pull traffic, trains, aircraft, weather, and lake advisories from some public/private APIs and combine all the data. I want to track air
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5y ago
Sure! Here’s website for the AQMesh sensor I just deployed https://www.aqmesh.com/products/aqmesh/ probably explain it better than I could! It has PM1, 2.5, 4, and 10 sensors, and CO, NO, NO2, SO2, and soon to be
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5y ago
That’s awesome! I couldn’t believe it when they first said it was made from pig bladder. We didn’t use all of it... I should’ve asked for the remainder and pit it in a takeout box and kept it for a rainy day
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I’m working on something like Windy.com for my local community in Gary, IN at https://millerbeach.community but with more emphasis on the air quality. I’ve just deployed an AQMesh pod to track NO, NO2, SO2, CO, and soon H2S that
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Interesting that it's a pig heart! I was introduced into "pig bladder ground up into magical pixie dust" aka ACell ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACell ) when it was used to treat my child's heart su
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My little girl was eligible for the RSV vaccine, as she was immunocompromised. It sucks watching/hearing our friend's kids being hospitalised by it, knowing there's a vaccine for it, but it's so expensive ($3000-$6000 &#
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I had similar symptoms in January 2019, I went to Urgent Care and then the ER because of heart arrhythmia, I felt sick, but no major fever. I put it down to anxiety (never suffered with before), but part of me wonders if it was COVID. Out o
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