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Annie's isn't even that much healthier. Made it for my wife, she prefers KD. We been dabbling from scratch, much better results
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I was surprised too Haven't heard that name back to warez days ~ 20 or years ago. I remember when flashfxp became the rage to transfer between from dump sites
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Thanks, you are correct.
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I wonder if they meant CBG instead of CBD, as there were similar articles in 2020 for antibacterial properties, possibly work against mrsa Unless they meant full spectrum cbd which includes cbg, CBN, minor THC, and other properties besides
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It wasn't specific to MRI clinics, but they elimited two tiered healthcare opti9ns as some perception it benefited the wealthy, and would attract doctors to privatized healthcare, further impacting public healthcare. Same thing for non
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BC banned private MRI clinics a year ago. They did however bring some under the provincial healthcare fold, so general turnaround times have improved with more scanners... And they are running more often (they weren't running 24/7
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In Canada don't think there is a limit. I buy Costco's kirkland branded acetaminophen and ibuprofen. it's like 500 pills in a 2 pack, 500mg pills (extra strength) like every 1-2 years You can purchase over the counter, most g
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It was one of those stores that had all the premium brands (vs Eaton's back in the day). Those brands established their own store fronts, while HBC tried to continue to be all. Massive prime retail spaces, floors of merchandise for nea
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my wife always tells me to not mess with utensils option (on any delivery services) as we almost seem to not get any. when we leave it at default, always get atleast 1 pair of cutlery. when we specify we want more, normally end up receiving
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I have 1Gbps up/down fiber, no monthly cap on data, i use zero p2p. Canada I stream alot. I have 3 IPTV boxes, Netflix, 2 mobile devices, and my kid watches a tonne of YouTube. We constantly hit at least 1.8tb/month. We don'
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I'm from Canada, my bank has a separate "telephone banking" pin, that's separate than the card pin code (you could make them the same though). The automated phone system accepts number input, but the resulting rep may as
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It is one of the reasons I frequent hn. I like to unwind on weekends, tech free (outside of using my phone for browsing articles like this, and maybe some mindless TV/streaming). These articles are intriguing
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Is this really specific to Japanese air conditioners? Or is this really about mini-split ac that are manufactured around the world under many companies. I don't see whats specifically Japanese outside of the person using Panasonic and
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I currently work at a large company where majority of people will drop a hi/hey/hello. One of my biggest annoyances. I have gotten in the habit of just responding "yo" and going back to whatever I was doing. Could be min
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That's what I was wondering. Why did the guy sell at a loss when the market was up.
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In Canada all the major carriers are pushing leasing for the newest phones. You can still finance the phone at a subsidized rate but the deals are with leasing. Telus has "bring it back". You pay 0$ upfront for the phone, but do
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You dont need UBI for this though (not throwing my support for either side, I am sitting on the fence). My govt doesnt restrict people to only rent from certain approved places. If you have a rental agreement, and abiding by the rental agre
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I am sure they have changed curriculum overs years, but I was born in 86 west coast canada. I learned using phonics. We have been introducing our daughter to phonics for a few months now (16 months old). I am suprised to read in this articl
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Yea since June definately been better. Seems they caught up on international (from china) customs backlog. Ordered in March, came early June. Recent ordered in July, got china package in 2 weeks
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Not sure about USPS specifically, but our canada post is just finally catching up now. They explained it was basically christmas holiday load, without the extra staff, with less staff on a non busy time (people taking covid related time off
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How much would a chair cost? 100k? This would have to be the most laborious and lengthy manufacturing process. "OPTION 2 Have a chair commissioned and grown especially for you or a loved one. It will take roughly 7-9 years and can be p
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I would go after the realtor. If they sold you a house with X sqft, and you actually get Y sqft, I would say the realtor is liable.
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My company sends phishing emails every few weeks, for like past 5 years U click it or open attachment, u are automatically enrolled in trainingg u must complete. Very few people click anything remotely obscure, and are asking manager if the
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I live near this. https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/running-afoul-of-th... About 30 blocks away, years ago there was a peacock farm that shut down. I fairly far away, but every morning we have the neighborh
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While I dont quite agree, this made me laugh... Touche To an extent this is true, except china has USA beat hands down still with the camps
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Creative ideas in Japan for natural disaster preparedness However the article has little to none about coronavirus as its titled. Glad HN posted revised the title here. I think the high density, many residential buildings aspect in Japan le
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Are they including the people who die at home? They weren't including these results previously as they were overwhelmed with testing the living, so weren't testing suspected deaths at home
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"People want to spend money and they are desperate for places to do it." I dont think people are desperate to spend money. Your dad likely had a upturn in customers due to mass demand for personal fitness devices. Due to social di
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Turn off location services with turning off wifi
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A funny thing, sometimes a shitmix has it's own unique taste. Ever try "thumbs up"? First time I tried it I was like gross, what did they mix all the flavors? But the distinct taste grew on you.
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