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Posted by 1patriot

BC Forests writes: Morning Minus 4 in PG, rain most of this past week. Around 80% of the 18 inches of snow,if not piled into 10-foot high, city "Snow-removal-piles", "moved" from the street, to our yards! Proving the City, corporate municiplaity is ...

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Oct 30Oct 30

Posted by TheoryNumber3

"It's the end of the world as we know it... and I feel fine" (REM) NASA confirms end of the world date theorized by Stephen Hawking - and it's closer than you might think. The article says we could be toast by the year 2600 if we don't change our ...

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Oct 20Oct 20

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhat Was The First Beverage? - YouTube

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Oct 20Oct 20

Posted by 1patriot

Ethical Hacker Warns: Check Your Charger ASAP & What Happens After Clicking Adult Sites In this video, a white hat hacker exposes how easily you can be hacked just by using the same cable you trust to charge your phone. Then, we delve ...

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Oct 20Oct 20

Posted by Aaron70

As though republicans weren’t evidence enough, helloooooo……🤠

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Oct 14Oct 14

Posted by TheoryNumber3

DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER!!!!!

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Oct 13Oct 13

Posted by 1patriot

Follow the money!

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Oct 13Oct 13

Posted by CeliaVL

I don't suppose there are any retired entomologists here, interested in doing a bit of taxonomy work, probably voluntarily?

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Oct 13Oct 13

Posted by 1patriot

Let’s have actual, legitimate climate experts answer the question: Is there a climate crisis caused by humans? “There is no climate emergency.” - Declaration signed by 1,860 scientists

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Oct 12Oct 12

Posted by 1patriot

The Truth About Climate Change Let the Real Climate Experts Speak We see, hear and read a lot about a ‘human-caused climate crisis leading to imminent extinction of life on the planet.’ We hear about the ‘goal of net zero CO2’ or ‘net zero ...

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Oct 12Oct 12

Posted by puff

Please forget the political nature of the example in the link. I posted to talk about AI. It seems AI is being instructed in bias. This means it will never reach its full potential. Instead, we will get a Frankenstein of a system if this is ...

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Oct 10Oct 10

Posted by 1patriot

A sand battery is a type of thermal energy storage system that harnesses the remarkable ability of sand to retain and release heat. The battery comprises a bed of specially chosen sand grains that can withstand high temperatures. The ...

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Oct 10Oct 10

Posted by TheoryNumber3

DON'T MISS THIS RARE COSMIC EVENT 'Severe' geomagnetic storm to slam Earth Thursday, with auroras possible as far south as California and Alabama

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Oct 9Oct 9

Posted by 1patriot

\ 5G tower there not here to fuck us up! show up your proof

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Oct 9Oct 9

Posted by TheoryNumber3

32 things on Mars that look like they shouldn't be there

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Oct 9Oct 9

Posted by SpikeTalon

What is crude oil? Crude oil is a naturally occurring liquid petroleum product composed of hydrocarbon deposits and other organic materials formed from the remains of animals and plants that lived millions of years ago. These organisms were covered ...

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Oct 7Oct 7

Posted by TheoryNumber3

7 jaw-dropping James Webb Space Telescope images

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Oct 7Oct 7

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Draconid meteor shower 2024: How to see dozens of 'shooting stars' fall from the dragon's tail this week

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Oct 4Oct 4

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Attention science geeks!!! Microscopic film competition! Tardigrades, more commonly known as "water bears" are only 0.5 mm long when fully grown. SEE A TARDIGRADE RIDE A WORM IN THE WORLD'S WEIRDEST RODEO YEE HAW!

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Oct 4Oct 4

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Wouldn't this be something to see!!!!!!!!!!!!!! RING OF FIRE' SOAR ECLIPSE BLAZES OVER EASTE ISLAND IN INCREDIBLE NEW TIME-LAPSE IMAGE

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Oct 4Oct 4

Posted by 1patriot

This Is Why You Can’t Go To Antarctica Antarctica is the last truly untamed land on the planet. It’s a bizarre, otherworldly place buried under miles of ice, with a lot of mysteries and secrets that have come to the surface over the...

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Oct 4Oct 4

Posted by 1patriot

You're Being Lied To About Ocean Plastic | Truth Complex | Business Insider Plastic pollution is getting worse — despite widespread public awareness of the problem, massive investment in recycling, and years of pledges to stop ...

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Oct 3Oct 3

Posted by 1patriot

.004% of our atmosphere is CO2 if we get down to . 002% plant life starts to die off. before you run out to buy that new electric vehicle you should study their lie first!

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Oct 3Oct 3

Posted by pedigojr

People on this site, know how I feel about the science of population demographics. A new study is trying to deal with the adage: ”The rich get richer and the poor get children.” Another problem, of which we all know is that religion again rears...

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Oct 2Oct 2

Posted by TheoryNumber3

32 alien planets that really exist

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Oct 1Oct 1

Posted by 1patriot

Blackwell Smith writes: I got stuck in South Carolina this weekend. I got news for y’all a cashless society will fall apart without electricity. It gets weird fast. Hotels couldn’t even give me room. They couldn’t even make keys or check the...

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Oct 1Oct 1

Posted by 1patriot

Simple math

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Oct 1Oct 1

Posted by 1patriot

Direct Energy Weapons (DEWs) are advanced military technologies that emit concentrated energy to damage or destroy targets. Types of DEWs: 1. High-Energy Lasers (HELs) 2. Microwave-Based DEWs 3. Particle Beam DEWs 4. Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) ...

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Sep 30Sep 30

Posted by 1patriot

Fijian Coral Reveals the Pacific Ocean Was As Warm 600 Years Ago An international team of climate scientists have used a 627-year coral record from Fiji to reveal unprecedented insights into ocean temperatures ...

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Sep 30Sep 30

Posted by snytiger6

LINKHow Many Species Are There? Be Smart - YouTube

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Sep 27Sep 27

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Tara Sharifi, a student at Aylesbury High School, recently took the Mensa IQ test in Oxford where she scored well above the “genius benchmark” of 140. The 11-year-old student scored 162 points on the test, which is two points ahead of Einstein, a...

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Sep 27Sep 27

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Ford doesn't tiptoe around important issues, he charges through them with guns blazing. Harrison Ford: "STOP GIVING POWER TO PEOPLE WHO DON'T BELIEVE IN SCIENCE ?

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Sep 27Sep 27

Posted by lifeguarddata

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Sep 24Sep 24

Posted by snytiger6

LINK10 Things School Taught You That Were WRONG - YouTube

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Sep 24Sep 24

Posted by snytiger6

LINKThe Surprising Power of Sex in Evolution (Be Smart) - YouTube

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Sep 22Sep 22

Posted by puff

This perhaps explains a lot. Not sure whether to laugh or cry.

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Sep 22Sep 22

Posted by Flyingsaucesir

Happy autumnal equinox! Fall is here once again! Today, September 22, the entire surface of the Earth will experience equal amounts of darkness and light. People standing on the north and south poles today would see the sun stay pegged on the horizon...

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Sep 21Sep 21

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhy Do We Lie? Be Smart - YouTube

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Sep 19Sep 19

Posted by snytiger6

The myth that the Aztecs believed Cortez was a god....

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Sep 17Sep 17

Posted by snytiger6

The first recorded labor strike...

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Sep 16Sep 16

Posted by Aaron70

Interesting 🧐

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Sep 15Sep 15

Posted by snytiger6

LINKThere's No Single Cradle of Humankind - YouTube

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Sep 14Sep 14

Posted by MakaHomes

Notary Public Services in Los Angeles: What You Need to Know If you're living in or visiting Los Angeles and need documents notarized, finding a reliable notary public is essential. Whether you're dealing with legal contracts, real estate ...

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Sep 14Sep 14

Posted by creamay3

Residual Current Breaker with Overcurrent (RCBO) is a crucial safety device used in electrical systems to enhance protection against both electrical faults and overloads. Combining the functionalities of a Residual Current Device (RCD) and a Circuit ...

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Sep 14Sep 14

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Spoken English Classes in kolhapur (sevenmentor.com) In today's globalized world, mastering spoken English is considered an important skill. Whether you are a student, a professional, or someone looking to improve your communication skills, ...

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Sep 13Sep 13

Posted by puff

Paper questions theory of Dark matter. I newer knew or understood what dark matter was meant to be anyway. But I can't really work out what the problem was that he solved. We reckon the Earth is influenced by the Suns gravitational pull, we reckon ...

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Sep 13Sep 13

Posted by racocn8

A recent research paper suggested their findings indicated a close link between nasal receptors and the immune system. The implication being that olfactory experiences were critical to staving off dementia over time. Although many other interesting...

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Sep 12Sep 12

Posted by snytiger6

Mary Anning unearthed ...

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Sep 11Sep 11

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Aristotle tutored Alexander the Great ...

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Sep 10Sep 10

Posted by TheoryNumber3

AI HAS NO SENSE OF HUMOR AND IT CAN BE DANGEROUS!! The simple idea was that this tool would give you a summary of the core information you wanted without needing you to pursue a load of search results. Only it didn’t really work — at least ...

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Sep 9Sep 9

Posted by TheoryNumber3

HORNY DOLPHIN ATTACKS HUMANS OFF THE COAST OF JAPAN

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Sep 9Sep 9

Posted by TheoryNumber3

A particularly active 'aurora season' could be just weeks away

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Sep 6Sep 6

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Surprise Asteroid Strikes Earth's Atmosphere, Burning Up Over Philippines

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Sep 6Sep 6

Posted by Aaron70

The Starliner will finally be undocking from the ISS shortly after 6 EDT today for its return flight home. If you haven’t been following this as closely as I, one of the reasons for the delay has been an issue with the thrusters. The two ...

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Sep 6Sep 6

Posted by bclasses

Our IB maths tutors in Singapore (baccalaureateclass.com) have already their presence for many years helping IB students of various programs to score good grades in their final maths exam from their skills developed with deep knowledge and ...

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Sep 5Sep 5

Posted by 1patriot

Sarge Major Intel Sept 3 - We Have Been Lied To About Everything+

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Sep 5Sep 5

Posted by snytiger6

LINKIn U.S., Decline of Christianity Continues at Rapid Pace | Pew Research Center

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Sep 5Sep 5

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Sunspots surge to 23-year high as solar maximum continues to intensify far beyond initial expectations

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Sep 3Sep 3

Posted by snytiger6

An ancient Assyrian wall relief ...

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Sep 2Sep 2

Posted by pedigojr

I put this here as population demographics (despite some people’s denial of this fact) is a science. It relies on tons of studies and seeks to separate truth (reason) from emotion (mostly fiction). I know most don’t want to read anything about ...

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Sep 1Sep 1

Posted by glennlab

We have parking lots, closer to where the energy is going to be needed that are currently just adding to the heat pollution.

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Sep 1Sep 1

Posted by snytiger6

LINK9 Famous Products Originally Invented for a Completely Different Purpose - YouTube

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Sep 1Sep 1

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhat Native Americans Ate Before European Contact - YouTube

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Sep 1Sep 1

Posted by snytiger6

LINKThe Real (Weird) Way We See Numbers - YouTube

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Sep 1Sep 1

Posted by snytiger6

LINKThe Two Viruses That We’ve Had For Millions of Years - YouTube

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Sep 1Sep 1

Posted by snytiger6

Mary Walton invented ...

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Aug 29Aug 29

Posted by snytiger6

LINKWhy US Geography Is So Unique - YouTube

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Aug 28Aug 28

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Fallout from NASA's asteroid-smashing DART mission could hit Earth — potentially triggering 1st human-caused meteor shower

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Aug 27Aug 27

Posted by snytiger6

LINKAre athletes really getting faster, better, stronger? | David Epstein TED Talki - YouTube

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Aug 27Aug 27

Posted by snytiger6

LINKThat Time the American West Blew Up - YouTube

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Aug 27Aug 27

Posted by snytiger6

LINK13 Things from the 1950s, Kids Today Will Never Understand! - YouTube

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Aug 27Aug 27

Posted by puff

China Launches World's First Thorium Nuclear Reactor

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Aug 26Aug 26

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Here's something interesting from my Merriam Webster daily email: Did you know that there are 10 (count 'em! 10) words in the english language where the only vowel is a Y? Remember this is you're a scrabble aficionado. The words are: LYMPH...

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Aug 25Aug 25

Posted by snytiger6

LINKBet You Didn’t Know About the Earth’s "Second Moon" | Smithsonian

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Aug 23Aug 23

Posted by callmedubious

Climate change alarmism debunked. Record-high Atlantic Ocean temperatures were seen during the strong El Niño years of 2023-24. The sudden cooling in the Atlantic is perplexing to climate doomers, whose primary goal is to push fear ...

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Aug 23Aug 23

Posted by TheoryNumber3

Ultra-thin solar 'coating' can turn phone cases and EVs into mini power generators

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Aug 21Aug 21

Posted by snytiger6

In ancient Rome, two female gladiators ...

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Aug 21Aug 21

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After the Norman Conquest ...

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Aug 21Aug 21

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The myth that the Aztecs believed ...

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Aug 20Aug 20

Posted by snytiger6

LINKSex Redefined: The Idea of 2 Sexes Is Overly Simplistic | Scientific American

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Aug 13Aug 13

Posted by 1patriot

the lancet medical journals has more evidence that the covid vaccine has killed. the largest peer reviewed study of it's kind. Dr. Makis

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Aug 11Aug 11

Posted by puff

":International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said on Friday he is not aware of a ‘scientifically solid’ way to distinguish a man from a woman, defending the body’s decision to allow two boxers whose gender eligibility has been ...

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Aug 10Aug 10

Posted by thomas45

LINKAtlanta car accident attorney Henningsen Law

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Aug 10Aug 10

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LINKAtlanta car accident attorney Henningsen Law

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Aug 6Aug 6

Posted by snytiger6

In the 1880's, frustrated with his staff ...

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Aug 3Aug 3

Posted by kylewilliam

Where is Delta Airlines Terminal at LAX At Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), Terminals 2 and 3 are the main locations for Delta Air Lines operations. An airside shuttle bus connects these terminals, commonly referred to as the "Delta Sky Way ...

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Aug 2Aug 2

Posted by FrostyJim

...this is probably the most profound documentary that I have ever watched - about Oppenheimer and the development of nuclear weapons. It is quite long at 2.5 hours - but worth every minute. So pop some corn and get comfortable - everyone...

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Aug 1Aug 1

Posted by TheoryNumber3

They found it! The source of the first predatory lenders. :) HUMAN ORIGINS TIED TO ANCIENT JAWLESS BLOOD-SUCKING FISH

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Jul 30Jul 30

Posted by snytiger6

The ancient Greeks ...

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Jul 29Jul 29

Posted by puff

Any economists out there who can explain something to me? When in high school I recall that an unemployment rate of 4% is considered full employment as the 4% count for those sick, disabled, junkies etc............eg those unable to hold a job for ...

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Jul 27Jul 27

Posted by Flyingsaucesir

Volcanic activity is, by far, the single greatest NATURAL source of CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. The current rate of volcanic CO2 emissions is around 300 million tons per year. 🌋 300 million = 300 x 10⁶ = 0.3 x 10⁹ The current rate ...

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Jul 26Jul 26

Posted by SpikeTalon

This revolutionary robotic suit enabled a paralyzed man to carry the Olympic Torch. Wandercraft, the French company that developed the exoskeleton suit, recently got FDA approval to use them for stroke rehab in the U.S.-

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Jul 26Jul 26

Posted by JamesEric

Pediatrics billing services (prgmd.com) form a core part of PRG's specialized offerings, acknowledging the distinctive needs in billing for young patients' care. Our bespoke pediatrics medical billing services are designed to ensure seamless ...

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Jul 26Jul 26

Posted by 1patriot

WTF???I saw this headline: This Alberta wildfire was so strong, it generated its own lightning You also have to wonder WTF, it's only been since "covid" that all this prime real estate around that world has gone up in flame. Like in Things that ...

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