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unics
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Comment #14798315
In Denver there is a program that supplies hospitals internationally with expired drugs and equipment that would otherwise be without. It's been going on for decades and saved many…
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Comment #14765060
Now this is rumor but I understand that through CERN particles were measured to be travelling faster then light. Just sayin....
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Comment #14570707
Trainers tops the list. Seems T800's aren't far behind.
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Comment #14396076
I bought a battery pack that could jump my car let alone charge my phone. I didn't expect much but was impressed with it from the start. Everything was quality made. (My truck does…
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Comment #11425674
If I remember correctly Federal regulations require hardware manufacturers to support their product for 7 years after production end.
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Comment #11183682
Censoring the internet, what could go wrong?
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Comment #10771389
Yes! We Have No Bananas.
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Comment #10691215
SAD & USSOCOM, Mossad, CESG probably have a hand in it so why not? Lots of Chefs too few bakers? Confusion is as good sometimes as concerted efforts.
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Comment #10615986
All professions have a focus on their strengths. Second opinions have a way of opening the direction to take.
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Comment #10596376
Mee Too.
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Comment #10535800
The trigger for lights in the states is electromagnetic. A lot of bikes don't produce enough to trigger so placing a magnet on the frame below the bike helps get you through the li…
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Comment #10535232
I'm having trouble keeping up. I thought the current narrative was "they don't have jobs" and that's why they hate us. Silly me.
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Comment #10535199
The adage that a lie told enough times becomes fact comes to mind. Goebbels was a master and his methods are still being used today.
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Comment #10509207
This is good to know. I just bought my first Anker charger a month ago to be able to start my car if needed and to charge my phone. It came with really nice cables which really ple…
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Comment #10466538
Licensing only provides money to a regulatory system. Health inspectors may prevent head lice but word of mouth is still the main way a business gets shut down for shoddy work.
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Comment #10460156
They are organized and they have bootcamps! https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=squirrel+obstac...
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Comment #10376236
I thought after 911 the FAA enforced registered flight plans for all flights cross country, no? At least that's what the general news reported at the time.
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Comment #10292201
This proves American Intelligence is an oxymoron.
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Comment #10167635
At the research facility that I worked there were so many talks and lectures from around the world and going around the world to talk I have no idea how they ever get any research …
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Comment #10161902
Not to change the subject but why does this sound like Gibson Guitar all over again? National law vs External laws = sovereignty?
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Comment #9925708
Probably for inventory control so they don't send something out for Fleas when a customer purchased one for Ticks. Anyone interested in slightly used magnetic bracelets? I don't th…
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Comment #9858167
You make good points to ponder. In this sort of situation I find that looking at the outcome or the end result provides more information towards the intent or competency of the sub…
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Comment #9851889
In my humble opinion I suspect that the only fields more arrogant then the computer field are law and health fields. Then of course you can throw in the engineering and political f…
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Comment #9839304
Wonderful idea. I do wonder how that changes the center of gravity and how much weight is diminished for cargo but seems well worth it. When the engine goes out you generally only …
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Comment #9819379
All I remember on our S/36 were the first chapters of each manual. "How to read this manual". And amazingly, those 20 some pages were needed. At least for me they were. As far as I…