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by yareally 2y ago
You mean the crazy theory this guy came up with after observing how Native Americans breathe through their noses? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Catlin#Observations_on_...
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by yareally 2y ago
I had some issues from turning my neck to look at at a side monitor for extended periods. You're supposed to turn your whole body to avoid strain, but it's easy to forget. Neck strain and tmj can be related as well from the overus
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by yareally 2y ago
Coincidentally, I was watching this BBC documentary on the dark ages tonight and the last episode is about Viking art and culture in the dark ages. Entire series is worth a watch if you can find it. https://docuwiki.net/inde
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by yareally 2y ago
Funny enough, so are European Pigeons and Starlings. We have too many here in the States, but on the decline in Europe. I'm guessing part of it is due to our sanitary habits here. Lots of food is trashed in a way that makes it easy for
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by yareally 2y ago
There are many kinds of sparrows, but the one people usually refer to as a pest is the Eurasian House Sparrow. Can be found on 6 continents, reproduces quickly, and are gregarious (most other sparrows don't live in groups). I find thei
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by yareally 2y ago
https://www.fia.org/fia/articles/fia-coordinates-industry-pr... > "Leading up to the 2015 leap second event, there was concern within the financial industry that similar issues could lead to a disruption t
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by yareally 2y ago
Considering some prions slowly take away your ability to sleep, it really is the stuff of nightmares
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by yareally 2y ago
Only a guess, but maybe financial markets that run 23 hours a day, 6 days a week, such as futures?
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by yareally 2y ago
It may sound odd, but suicides can happen when the medication is actually working. It gives the patient just enough motivation to finally do what they were unable to do because they were so paralyzed by anxiety and depression. It's rea
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by yareally 2y ago
There's a few reasons: Smaller class sizes for general education courses so the teacher knows you better and so do your classmates. Leads to more accountability for completing course work as you can't just be a face in a 500 seat
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by yareally 2y ago
I speak from experience of having a 2 and 4 year degree earned sequentially. Paid my way through school without help from my parents. The public universities in my state have agreements with the community colleges to maximize credit transfe
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by yareally 2y ago
Not everyone is going to a community college for just a 2 year degree. Many use it as a flexible, affordable solution for taking prerequisite courses required for a 4 year degree.
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by yareally 2y ago
I'm from Ohio and didn't understand it the first time they used it in the 1990s or when they brought it back again last year.
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by yareally 2y ago
Quite the jump... https://www.bmj.com/content/bmj/363/bmj.k5094/F2.large.jpg
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by yareally 2y ago
A truck stop feels pretty benign for a neighbor in Second Life
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by yareally 2y ago
Probably natural or artificial pistachio extract. Much cheaper. Also common for almond desserts to use artificial extract
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by yareally 2y ago
Traditional pistachio gelato is typically made from smooth pistachio paste/butter with 40% pistachio in the contents. You can also grind your own, but that's a lot of work when you have to get the skins off. Not that Talenti is ex
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by yareally 2y ago
You can still find beans that are roasted properly from smaller roasters that use smaller batches. When I'm in doubt, I'll go for for light roast or a flavored medium roast. Light will have the most caffeine, but more acidic.
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by yareally 2y ago
I think over roasting allows companies to sell beans from different regions/sources as one batch. Can't tell the difference when everything has the same burnt consistency.
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by yareally 2y ago
That doesn't alone make them terrible though. CVTs have less complexity, so they will be cheaper. Dependable cars have CVTs for reasons other than cheapness. For example, a dual clutch transmission is complex and expensive, but at the
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by yareally 2y ago
Is this a genuine sentiment or just people upset that their favorite vehicle won't have a massive gas guzzling engine anymore? There are a number of people that also dislike trucks with aluminum bodies, despite that aluminum alloys can
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by yareally 2y ago
I think we have at least 2 of them now in the Columbus area.
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by yareally 2y ago
I expect there will plenty that think animals speaking is nothing more than a politically motivated hoax, no matter what research shows.
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by yareally 2y ago
You can throw old tortilla chips and crackers into the air fryer and they come back out fresh.
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by yareally 2y ago
My parrots (Green Cheek and a Budgie) can't stand hearing other bird calls. Freaks them out (even the ones in the console/pc version of WingSpan[0]). A majority of bird calls in the wild are territorial and it seems to freak them
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by yareally 3y ago
My grandparents still use a fridge from the 50s for beverages in their basement. It's amazing how long old refrigerators last
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by yareally 3y ago
I have a cinnamon green cheek, exact same behaviors. Loves to forge, knows where all his treats are so we have to hide them. Goes nuts when he sees a walnut like a little dog. They're "cheeky" little guys :)
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by yareally 3y ago
That sounds about right. You wouldn't happen have a Green Cheek Conure, would you?
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by yareally 3y ago
Might be this: https://www.digitaldental.com.au/products/biopak/
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by yareally 3y ago
Also music. Antonio Vivaldi was a priest, but had a special dispensation that excused him from most of the required duties. Gave him a lot of time to compose music.

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