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wouldn't that technically be masturbation?If you shoot and reload and do stained glass as a other hobby you are screwed !
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wouldn't that technically be masturbation?If you shoot and reload and do stained glass as a other hobby you are screwed !
Add Nyquil to the equation and yes !wouldn't that technically be masturbation?
What is the treatment if you had high levels?
This.Usually removal of (from) the source....
What did the Naturopathic Dr. do to correctly diagnose it as lead poisoning and subsequently save his life that the conventional Drs could not?He finally ended up going to a Naturopathic Doctor in Salem who saved his life.
Some physicians are competetent, some are good, some are excellent. Unfortunately, some shouldn't be doctors.What did the Naturopathic Dr. do to correctly diagnose it as lead poisoning and subsequently save his life that the conventional Drs could not?
This is true with everything. The bell curve encompasses competency, the majority of people fall within one standard deviation of the median, 33% in either direction, then you have the outliers above and below.Some physicians are competetent, some are good, some are excellent. Unfortunately, some shouldn't be doctors.
I have met enough of the incompetent ones to catch the clues quickly. A characteristic common among all of those bad ones is they feel their opinion is the be-all-end-all.
Sounds a lot my targets in this cold and rain!This is true with everything. The bell curve encompasses competency, the majority of people fall within one standard deviation of the median, 33% in either direction, then you have the outliers above and below.
I bet ya those guys die from extreme levels of lead in their body......I also bet ya that it has more to do with their geographical location then their occupation thou.Makes you wonder what this guys blood lead levels are.
Yea - it was almost scary to watch. The work environment and tools suggest this place has no EPA.I also bet ya that it has more to do with their geographical location then their occupation thou.
Pakistan. Absolutely no EPA, OSHA or any other safety measures in the workplace.I bet ya those guys die from extreme levels of lead in their body......I also bet ya that it has more to do with their geographical location then their occupation thou.
Yes, but one would expect (or hope), that the selection process for medical school would create a higher cluster of competency, such as a sharply leptokurtic spread. My observation is that it is leptokurtic, with a large negative skew. The gems are hard to find.This is true with everything. The bell curve encompasses competency, the majority of people fall within one standard deviation of the median, 33% in either direction, then you have the outliers above and below.
Ever wonder why our commerce departments started the avalanche of jobs to Mexico and then China? Cheap labor, no environmental or OSHA regulations. Many companies built factories in Mexico, found they could not achieve quality there.Yea - it was almost scary to watch. The work environment and tools suggest this place has no EPA.
I wonder where the electrolyte he dumps into the hole in the ground ends up?
Pakistan. Absolutely no EPA, OSHA or any other safety measures in the workplace.
You guys completely missed the joke, like clean over your heads. Or maybe I missed in the telling of said joke.Yea - it was almost scary to watch. The work environment and tools suggest this place has no EPA.
I wonder where the electrolyte he dumps into the hole in the ground ends up?
Sigh, unfortunately no. I'm an engineer, and there's definitely good ones and bad ones.Yes, but one would expect (or hope), that the selection process for medical school would create a higher cluster of competency, such as a sharply leptokurtic spread. My observation is that it is leptokurtic, with a large negative skew. The gems are hard to find.
Cilantro is claimed to have the ability to remove heavy metals from the human body. It's cheap and one can run in through a juicer mixed with other veggies and fruit….kinda have to gag it down , but I always feel better for doing so.On the advice of a friend had a Blood Lead Level (BLL) test done. Results show I have slightly elevated levels but no immediate concern. I think this is one of the overlooked aspects of firearm ownership. If you shoot or reload on a regular basis might want to talk to your Primary Care Physician about getting a BLL test. They just need to take a little blood and you can always couple it with any other blood lab work you might need done. As for me - will start making sure to wash my hands after shooting or reloading and before eating or drinking. No more drinks or snacks anywhere near the firing line. When shooting indoors I'll make sure the exhaust system is running. Probably get retested in 6-months or a year.
Yea - earth science degree and have been working as an engineer for 30+ years. Too many engineers who can't figure their way out of a paper bag.Sigh, unfortunately no. I'm an engineer, and there's definitely good ones and bad ones.
The bell curve can be broken down into competency. There's the majority, then there's the outliers.
Coriander bush. Grows well here if you treat it like lettuce.Cilantro is claimed to have the ability to remove heavy metals from the human body. It's cheap and one can run in through a juicer mixed with other veggies and fruit….kinda have to gag it down , but I always feel better for doing so.