loons2

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by loons2 6y ago
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/04/commenta...
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by loons2 6y ago
Most of the time I just read the article. When I do read comments, it's almost always after having read the article.
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by loons2 6y ago
Actual healine: The Latest: WHO expert clarifies remarks on virus spread Obviously if you're asymptomatic, you're not a patient.
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by loons2 6y ago
My thought exactly. I had the measles and mumps because I'm from before the time of the vaccines. Old people (of whom I curiously do not consider myself a member) never had those vaccines.
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by loons2 6y ago
I've had an active PayPal account since 2000. They've never sent me a card. Could you have unintentionally clicked something on an eBay page or similar?
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by loons2 6y ago
Not even funny. Just ridiculous.
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by loons2 6y ago
How far will this idiocy go?
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by loons2 6y ago
One of those "solutions" that's worse than the "problem."
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by loons2 6y ago
And that was almost three years ago. Imagine how much more influence he's managed to exert just in the last 4 months.
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by loons2 7y ago
Reminds me of the good ol' days when you could download additional RAM.
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by loons2 7y ago
Let them sell off that stock they bought back and/or fail. New airlines would emerge... when/if the demand ever picks back up to what it was end of '19.
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by loons2 7y ago
Delete. Recover wasted money.
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by loons2 7y ago
Freedom of Speech: Dead in Britain
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by loons2 7y ago
This story is over 5 years old.
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by loons2 7y ago
Having lived on several reservations myself, I can confirm. Indians' first preference is to be called by their clan or tribe. When those are not known, Indian is the preferred term.
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by loons2 7y ago
Your actions, dictated by your subconscious, are at odds with what your conscious mind thinks is best. To bring the two into alignment, something needs to be reframed. You can either convince your subconscious that the current behavior is
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by loons2 7y ago
I don't have a smart tv or a smart phone. Last thing in the world I need is an Auto Alexa.
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by loons2 7y ago
> and concrete also releases CO2 when it cures. As it cures, Portland cement ABSORBS "nearly a quarter" the CO2 used to produce it. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/11/cement-soaks-greenho...
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by loons2 7y ago
First hit on wm search: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sceptre-50-Class-4K-Ultra-HD-2160... Is smart: N We have that size in that brand, but an older 1080p model.
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by loons2 7y ago
If I inform death penalty advocates that their position is "morally unacceptable," is that also a textbook example of hate?
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by loons2 7y ago
The title is essentially clickbait... which doesn't negate the content. I didn't go through and look at all of them, but here are 4 of the source studies which certainly didn't require any FOIA. https://doi.org&#x2
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by loons2 7y ago
You're not a singer. ;-)
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by loons2 7y ago
I'm not so sure. An audience feels the music much more intensely if the artist is feeling it. If the artist merely performs it, the audience doesn't feel it nearly as much. Great radio lab episode! re: hearing something awful b
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by loons2 7y ago
I used to work in a machine shop in Florida that had no air conditioning. Summer time was always barely bearable. A woman who worked there would sometimes complain about the heat, sweat beading on her forehead. I'd think of a certain
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by loons2 7y ago
Sure they have. > Next month, provisions of the Patriot Act — specifically, Section 215 — are set to expire, raising questions about potential reforms. “Now that Congress is considering reauthorizing Section 215, it needs to write a proh
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by loons2 7y ago
A Mrs. Powel of Philadelphia asked Benjamin Franklin, "Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?" With no hesitation whatsoever, Franklin responded, "A republic, if you can keep it."
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by loons2 7y ago
That story is about Fitbit, which I don't have. I check my pulse against a stopwatch during the same minute that Chinese no-name is counting my pulse, and the result is the same.
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by loons2 7y ago
Step counts as well as the fitbit. Heart rate is simple. How can it mess that up? Blood pressure is relative. You don't expect it to be accurate without a cuff. Same with O2. Those can show whether you're higher or lower &qu
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by loons2 7y ago
My $10 Chinese smartwatch actually does more than my wife's fitbit. The fitbit app syncs with her weight-watcher's account, which is the only reason she bought it, and is the only thing it can do that mine can't.
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by loons2 7y ago
Bought my chinese no-name (it probably does have a name if I saved the box, but there's no brand on the device itself) for $10. Time, stepcount, calories, distance, heart rate, BP, O2 sat, sports functions, sleep, etc. The watch does

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