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by pvaldes 3y ago
My congratulations. Even if it causes some damages or kill somebody, the living conditions for the huge majority will improve dramatically this year. Water means life, and water in the soil is liquid money. Refilling aquifers will be the be
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by pvaldes 3y ago
My bet is that trolls in government, fake news and anti-scientific facts injected in vein 24/7/365, helped a lot to grease that piggy. Accelerated brain decay with the last and current politics in the planet is basically guarantee
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Chemical weapons made in Germany If I remember correctly. There is an easy fix for that. Don't sell chemical weapons to dictators so you don't need to lament later that "Oh, but, but, they used our product against people!&quo
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> the ones I have seen have been tiny I may help here. As expected, the big ones are from adults in the cuttlefish fished commercially: Sepia officinalis in Europe. Around 1-2Kg or so. But the tiny bones are (most probably) also from adu
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Sambucus would love this conditions But the main problem with some nitrogenated substances in soil is the suspicion that they trigger colon cancer
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by pvaldes 3y ago
That would explain the recent Musk expedition
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by pvaldes 3y ago
There are a lot of candidates to cutest rodent ever, specially in the squirrel or bunny departments To pick up something less common, I will say Pacarana, for example. A living relative to the largest ever known rodent (an extinct cow-size
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Removing the door handle is the most logical decision in all the design. Try to put your hands on stainless steel. Any trace of skin oil will left a mess of fingerprints all around the place. Door handles in the cyber-truck would be like ru
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by pvaldes 3y ago
This claim in particular is impressive "Data collected from crossing structures with wildlife fencing throughout North America indicate up to an 86-97% DECREASE in wildlife-vehicle collisions upon affected roadways.”
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> I can't understand anything. Is the typical botanical idiomatic problem. Petiolate : Leaves join the stem by a narrow "tail". oblong-elliptic : Shape of the leaf, self-explanatory, also indicates that the leaf is entir
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by pvaldes 3y ago
This mean (probably) harvesting the young branches of less than 3 years, but this shrubs should be much older. (Maybe in their native climate they grow faster?).
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> you're probably confusing it with the similar-looking oleander Not. Both are very different species. Daphne is definitely in the same league as Nerium in terms of poison. Very innocent looking, very fragrant, very toxic. I would h
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> Why this website? Could educate the public about the need to keep spending more solid money on this kind of things. > Construction will close a portion of the Los Angeles County’s 101 Freeway overnight on weekdays for several weeks
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> ~70 million people read Italian. Billions read English. It does not matter. Researchers interested in old Rome or in old canoes will be able to find it. All articles have abstracts in English and academics do an extensive use of keywor
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Daphne is a complicated material to manipulate. All its parts are very poisonous. Edgeworthia is a little safer, it seems.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Hum. If is E. gardneri then is not culture, is dismantlement of the nepali forests to make money (literally). That would be very sad.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
The photos depict this species[1]. This is the traditional one on Japanese bureaucracy for very important documents so is basically irreplaceable, because historical reasons. Edgeworthia is a relatively small, relatively slow grower so ther
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Most scientists work for free for the journals as reviewers, the same Journals earn also money obviously selling the product and they aren't cheap. They didn't spend a cent into the research done. Somebody else paid for it. How th
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Imagine a world where every piece of poetry, novel or literature would be forced to be written in English. Our literature would be much poor and many new points of view would be dismissed just because "not enough Anglo Saxon". Thi
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Let me guess... Edgeworthia crysantha? EDIT. Yup. I can see the article now. That photo is unmistakable. Is a famous Japanese shrub used since a lot of time. The only difference is the new area of culture it seems. Formerly known as E. papy
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Repaint the product, sell it as new again.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
That would create an incentive to accept less patients, or to reject some patients at the end of the year just to fix the tax totals.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
s/Tributilin/Tributyltin/
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by pvaldes 3y ago
If you put tons of sugar in a dish, people just eat less of it. Maybe Americans don't know if they are hungry or not. Or... maybe, just maybe, the nature of this problem could have multiple roots and is not just so simple as "lets
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Just build a decent coop from the start to keep chicken safe at night, and let the foxes roam freely the planet eating as much mice, voles and rats as they can catch. They love that job. Ms yellowkitty will develop quick the sense to keep a
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by pvaldes 3y ago
Foxes were made for that
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by pvaldes 3y ago
That some painting was burnt.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
"If your children are terrified of the dark, make fun of them with our new ectoplasmic glow in the dark effect. Now shaped as tiny ghostly brides". I would totally buy it.
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by pvaldes 3y ago
> since sugar is more expensive in Europe, they add less of it to the products I guarantee you that we can afford to spend 90 cents of Euro for 1 Kg of sugar. Everybody here with a normal income use as much sugar on the kitchen as they w
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by pvaldes 3y ago
As we had discovered since Leptin research, things that seemed simple and dumb and claimed with loud firm voices were more complex and smart that it seemed in retrospective. Europe has not the same ratio of extreme obesity, while eating bas

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