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9y ago
So a good friend of mine got LSD induced psychosis. It wasn't permanent but for about a month he was exhibiting symptoms and he was totally off the deep end for about a week or so. Friends had to bring him to the hospital days later an
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9y ago
Best we have is http://backgroundchecks.org/justdeleteme/
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9y ago
A very important part of a good apology is, in no unclear terms, acknowledging what you did wrong - they do not do that, it's extremely vague and only hints at "we weren’t explicit enough." Explicit about what? Why were peo
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9y ago
Krebs has sources contact him all the time.
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9y ago
>Upper middle class is retirement and educational savings, and not living paycheck to paycheck. For the love of God! Give me a break! If you can't somehow manage to do that while making over $100k you are living way way way above yo
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9y ago
What exactly is your definition of "middle class" and "upper middle class?" "Should have no problem getting $1M by age 55" is totally not just "middle class." by my definition its "rich as fuck.&
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9y ago
I don't mean to be rude when I say this but you are very out of touch with reality and what's a good income. $100k - $200k a year puts you, individually , over, at the very minimum , the 75th percentile income for American hous
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9y ago
That's China, not Russia and while its almost indisputable that age falsification happened nobody was that young, more like 14. I think one even confessed to being underage a few years later. Its worth noting the age limit for gymnasti
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It's not even just hospitals The American Association of Men in Nursing: http://www.aamn.org/ The Campaign for Nursing’s Future: https://www.discovernursing.com/men-in-nursing Minority Nurse: http:&#x
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>This, incidentally, blows out of the water the argument made by some feminists that women don't do STEM because of conditioning in nasty patriarchal societies. No, it absolutely does not. You suggest "overall society might aff
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9y ago
YouTube is owned by Google so Google isn't going to block their own ads.
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9y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2016/8/4/12373776/2012-macbook-pro-s... http://www.zdnet.com/article/apples-disgracefully-outdated-m...
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9y ago
My US keyboard doesn't have a £ or € key which I'd imagine a British one to need at least £.
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9y ago
Consumer machines have WiFi pretty standard now, my desktop has WiFi. It came that way from the manufacturer. Not everyone wants to rewire their house to where they want their computer.
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9y ago
Um no... I call then tabletop RPGs because that's just what they are called. It's just terminology, like the World Series is called the "World Series" and the winners are called "World Champions" despite not ac
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9y ago
I can't imagine finely chopped/pulverized fruits/veggies lose vitiman content any slower than juiced fruits/veggies.
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That's not how I have ever heard the term used and Wikipedia agrees with me. >A tabletop role-playing game (or pen-and-paper role-playing game) is a form of role-playing game (RPG) in which the participants describe their characters
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9y ago
Useless machines have even started with Keurig. "Owners Of Discontinued Keurig Rivo Having Trouble Buying Coffee Pods That Will Work" https://consumerist.com/2017/02/27/owners-of-discontinued-ke...
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9y ago
Yeah so I don't know what's going on. For some bizarre reason they didn't cut one open before squeezing. So we don't know.
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>My understanding is that Vanguard's expense ratio is the best Not true. http://www.investors.com/etfs-and-funds/look-whos-got-the-lo... >The $96.4 billion Fidelity 500 Index Fund (FUSEX), which tracks the S
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9y ago
Keurig can't be described as "mess free." We have one and work and the machine spews coffee all over itself and, of course, the place you put the pods and the spout gets all gunked up and nobody cleans it. It's pretty gr
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9y ago
My supermarket sells precut fruits and veggies already.
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If that's such a concern a weight sensor with automatic shutoff would be much cheaper and just as effective. My $20 pot has an automatic timed shutoff.
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Yeah, I'm surprised they didn't cut one open to exam the contents. That being said, I think a rolling pin would probably work on leafy greens.
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9y ago
It's apparently "single-serving packets of chopped fruits and vegetables"
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They say it's "single-serving packets of chopped fruits and vegetables" not juice.
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Already done. >The device also reads a QR code printed on the back of each produce pack and checks the source against an online database to ensure the contents haven’t expired or been recalled, the person said.
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9y ago
Wow, I can't even... this is comedy gold: >four tons of force >delivered weekly >QR code >online database >patent-pending >400 custom parts >scanner >microprocessor >wireless chip >wireless antenna >rev
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9y ago
I've built my wealth significantly with index funds. "Get rich?" No, but that's not my goal because getting rich requires a ton more risk, usually leverage, and tons of work.
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9y ago
Fidelity offers commission free trades on both their ETFs as well as iShares ETFs. If you're only indexing that's all you need. They also have a crap ton of commission free mutual funds, IIRC.
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