Well, I probably have 10+ lb. of salt here, iodized. Bought a case of Leslie at Costco some years ago. I figure "sea salt" is a gourmet ghetto ruse.
Man I love McMansionHell, literally makes me giggle. Admittedly, I own a McMansion although it isn't an egregious one.. Unfortunately, there's no real market for quality homes around here.
McMansion Hell
If you love to hate the ugly houses that became ubiquitous before (and after) the bubble burst...
The gingerbread competition is win!McMansion Hell
If you love to hate the ugly houses that became ubiquitous before (and after) the bubble burst...
It was one of his earliest books. Well, he did write under other names before that but Andromeda Strain was even before Westworld (Chricton's early '70s movie). Decades later he took another crack at the concept of an amazing sci-fi theme park gone wrong and we got Jurassic Park.
Yeah, and it's required for neurotransmitters to work properly. This is why water toxicity is a thing, like when that woman died after competing in a "Hold your wee for a Wii" contest/competition where they forced everyone to keep drinking water. Her electrolytes got so low in her diluted bloodstream that her brain and nervous system couldn't function properly. She peed herself, lost the contest, then died, all in an attempt to get her kids the Wii they wanted.
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Yeah, and it's required for neurotransmitters to work properly. This is why water toxicity is a thing, like when that woman died after competing in a "Hold your wee for a Wii" contest/competition where they forced everyone to keep drinking water. Her electrolytes got so low in her diluted bloodstream that her brain and nervous system couldn't function properly. She peed herself, lost the contest, then died, all in an attempt to get her kids the Wii they wanted.
A concerned listener called the DJs (it was a radio station thing) before it happened and warned of that exact danger. Unfortunately for their contestants the ball was already rolling and they didn't take the warning seriously enough to end the contest.
US never really had to deal with SARS/MERS and Bird flu. But they'll learn. This is not the end of the world. Everything will be fine eventually. If this isn't contained, then it just becomes this year's flu. Really bad and strong flu that kills more people and infects more people than regular flu but nothing world ending. Eventually, people will get tired of the news headlines and people won't care much about new case numbers. At certain point, you become numb to it and the market will too.Just stupid. Now, those workers who have since come home have gone on public transportation, been to Walmarts, supermarkets, public outings, etc. Their children have been to schools, events, etc. Yea, this is going to end well.
Curious, why can South Korea test that many per day & people are saying the US can only do 100 per day? I'd have to re-read the thread to find the posts that say this.
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