stevespang

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by stevespang 6y ago
So have the shower head shipped to a friend anywhere else, who then privately ships it to you.
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by stevespang 6y ago
Let's not forget that this neutron star is measured at 5.8 kiloparsec distance from earth which is 18,917.1 light years. Even if observable electromagnetic radiation was traveling at the speed of light, which most is not, we are lookin
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by stevespang 6y ago
"We've made 3 applications requesting recognition as expert fair trial monitors and all denied" . . . Because it's not a fair trial, it's a sham trial which is being overshadowed by the US Gov't.
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by stevespang 6y ago
Oh my, now Fortnite's lawyers can add conspiracy and racketeering to their lawsuits, how juicy.
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by stevespang 6y ago
. . . ." To administer its vaccine, the Radvac group settled on mixing the peptides with chitosan, a substance from shrimp shells, which coats the peptides in a nanoparticle able to pass the mucous membrane " The author is in err
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by stevespang 6y ago
Commission free until Google get's traction and then all kinds of bullshit rules and games, and ZERO customer support . . . would you really trust the same people who just arbitrarily cut off peoples gmail accounts and such, and you ha
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by stevespang 6y ago
It's getting where you need your lawyer involved with the hospital administration to negotiate terms before surgery, such as: no out of network procedures, no out of network diagnostics, no out of network pharmaceuticals, and no out of
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by stevespang 6y ago
Is it true that miners of Monero cannot censor it ?
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by stevespang 6y ago
22 yrs. experience as a Texas licensed Irrigator here. It's true that the bureaucrats are using a "tiered" system to discourage lawn irrigation. Lawn or landscape irrigation uses tens of thousands of gallons of water each n
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by stevespang 6y ago
I had to take a defensive driving course few years back, the instructor was a middle aged lady, she asked the question: "What is the #1 impairing substance discovered by police officers investigating traffic accidents with serious inju
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by stevespang 6y ago
Man against Mother Nature - - - too often man looses. Surfers, especially in that geography wear wetsuits which give some buoyancy, but not like a life jacket does, and I don't know any surfers who wear life jackets. I was a WSI, a lif
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by stevespang 6y ago
Behind the scenes Musk's lawyers told him to do this - - an arrest is a significant action that may be necessary for his lawsuit to go forward. He is daring Alameda county to arrest him, and their lawyers know this game as well.
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by stevespang 6y ago
Non paywalled access: https://outline.com/CnEsTN
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by stevespang 6y ago
Never trusting Google, I always used prepaid credit cards to fund my adwords purchasing. When Google finally caught wind of this, and could not just run wild with a "real" credit card like other horror stories I read - - they sen
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by stevespang 7y ago
But at such low prices unfortunately OIL and natural gas will be burning even more in Chinese factories and other uncaring nations who place profits over health everyday.
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by stevespang 7y ago
Palantir sales pitch: We can provide you a tracking solution, and after the pandemic is over, you can continue to use the product to track and spy on all your citizens. What a perfect way to incorporate our superior technology into your Gov
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by stevespang 7y ago
Thanks for your posting. I am curious how many of the links you posted were chloroquinine (or HC) in vitro only, versus in vivo on mice - - versus in vivo on human subjects ?
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by stevespang 7y ago
Here we go, another naysayer. Unfortunately, all those waiting patiently for "confirmed results of double blind trials" will make up a significant percentage of those visiting the pearly gates by the time those trials are ever com
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by stevespang 7y ago
The catalytic reduction of CO2 using cerium loaded liquid metal at room temperature in a single step process is quite novel, really exciting . . . .
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by stevespang 7y ago
"It seems pretty obvious that medicine as a business is not the right setup to tackle a pandemic" . . Hospitals have already put a virtual "lock" on the supply chain of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine to make sure t
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by stevespang 7y ago
Google translate to English: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=auto&tl=en&u... Apparently one drug is an intravenous chemo drug administered only one time.
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by stevespang 7y ago
Derek's column does not ever post my responses (censorship ?) so here it is: The side effects of chloroquine are modest for most, especially on a 10 days or less regimen. Approx. 5% or higher risk of NOT taking it when ill from coronav
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by stevespang 7y ago
35 years ago I dated a Continental airlines stewardess who told me as a young girl she was diagnosed with the bubonic plague and treated. They never discovered where she picked it up as a young girl in Texas.
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by stevespang 7y ago
Appreciate you posting that archive version. NY Times article will not translate to other languages via Google itools for more than 2 seconds, it is blocked.
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by stevespang 7y ago
Trader Joe's ain't a health food store, that's for sure . . . Miles of Aisles with processed sugar in everything . . .
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by stevespang 7y ago
Hope that you put your home and all your assets in a trust for your kids before you got treatments. You can declare bankruptcy in Texas or Florida and still keep your house, but I guess that only works if you are still alive . . . after you
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by stevespang 7y ago
Property taxes in my smaller town in Texas are ~$3,700 for a $180,000 property
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by stevespang 7y ago
Vegetarian on diet: I eat at Golden Corral, only salad, watermelon, cole slaw, stir fried veggies (lot's of red bell peppers and some fresh pineapple), little rice, unsweetened tea - - and I only go from 2 pm to 4 pm weekdays when t
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by stevespang 7y ago
I cannot figure it out. My son is still a virgin at 22 yrs, never has even dated a girl, not afraid of them, just does not seem to be interested in the drama and the games they want to play. Oh well, as years progress I figure he will becom
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by stevespang 7y ago
Oh no, it's Hossenfelder again. What about superconductivity at progressively higher temps through the decades ? What about 2D, like graphene ? What about Weyl semimetals and topological insulators https://phys.org/news

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