Except, meanwhile, 5 days ago...Which all just goes to prove people need to look further than their noses are long (to badly mangle a Dutch proverb). Belgium, France, Germany - all semi-socialized health care systems, all with higher average standards than the USA, none have such outrageous waiting lists. Seriously, Squidley would probably get her MRI faster if she flew a plane here and asked
A) Nobody said good healthcare comes for free - nor does good education.
Can it be saved?
Don't think so, from what I've read the only way for it to work is if I do a straight complete reset. THANK YOU GAME COMPANIES-getting rid of memory cards was a BRILLIANT decision!
Brillance is in the Eye of the Beholder
They have battery for extended run, don't they? At least enough to get you through the blips?
Ohhhh notheydon't. It's exactly that - CPAP machine suddenly stops working. Or, as is usually in my case, my cat just jumped down off the nightstand and hit the off button with her paw as she did so.
Are they still trying to push that ridiculous bullshit about community content managers?
I honestly don't know. All at once people just kind of stopped talking about it.
No. If your power is unreliable they recommend a UPS, but they also have battery packs you can buy if you don't mind spending a whole lot of money. Some users build their own backup systems because the UPSs typically beep loudly and wake them anyway.
I learned this from reading Larry Niven's "The Flight of the Horse." In his alternate future, humans need the higher levels of CO2 in the atmosphere in order to trigger their autonomic nervous system's respiration.
I was aware of that condition, but had not drawn the conclusion that one's own body fluids could trigger it.
That doesn't make sense. If it's the levels in the blood, then it doesn't matter what's in the atmosphere. And given that there are pure-oxygen treatments for both medical and
His assertion is that, in the future, the CO2 concentration of our atmosphere would be higher. So high, in fact, that while modern organisms would pass out from the elevated concentration, a being of that (polluted) time transported back to ours would not be able to breathe in our incredibly oxygen-rich atmosphere. Something about a ganglion in one's armpit that reacts to CO2, I believe.
--Patrick
I'm seeing an allergist soon to do the challenge
I asked my doctor why I was getting the attacks randomly without having taken a shower just before and he said that sweating can do it. I get hives up to my elbows when I do dishes as well.
. Sorry guys.That sounds pretty fucking awful, and I think you can whine about it as long as you want.I asked my doctor why I was getting the attacks randomly without having taken a shower just before and he said that sweating can do it. I get hives up to my elbows when I do dishes as well.
I've had this problem off and on for more than 20 years and it is getting progressively worse over time. This is the first time in my adult life that I haven't been taking anti-inflammatories and I don't think it's a coincidence that it got so much worse since then. It took over an hour for my face to settle down tonight.
The brutal part is that I have to shower and in order to I need to take pre-shower Benadryl pills and post shower spray Benadryl. It always seems to get way worse when I'm in a hurry so I either have to set aside several hours to shower and recover or be a bit late to wherever I'm going. Which stresses me out. Which makes get all over heated and sweaty....
This is sounding pretty whiney
