Ben Folds resigned from his role there:
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Genetic disposition for the body to produce antibodies that attack and kill insulin producing beta cells. There are 2 types, GAD and TSH antibodies. They are normally present at birth, but sometimes get triggered later in life by a cold/flu. There are a few mysteries in the exact mechanics, but I agree, overall, it is pretty well understood.
The first part was the best:
- "How you doing this afternoon!"
- "YEEAAAH!"
- "I can't hear you. I said how you doing this afternoon!"
- "...no..."
Vaguely remember getting a phone book until about 2000. After that, there were these off brand phone books that started showing up in my driveway for a few years. Those stopped around 2003 I think.
Exactly. The headline could just as easily read "Customers discover their $30 meal is made with the same prepackaged food they serve down the street at a school cafeteria."
Yes. I find it very difficult to get a complete knowledge of something just reading random articles and playing with it. For me, one of those giant books intended to document every little aspect has always helped fill the gaps, and take my working knowledge up to expert level. It's getting harder to find those kind of quality books though.
Is Pliny "The Elder" or "The Younger"?
Aww. Tell them I said "Wheek wheek"!
If it's a traditional vaccine, I wonder if they'll see the same issues with blood clots as the J&J vaccine.
Same reason I don't put on my seat belt until the moment of impact. Total waste otherwise!
I'm guessing this is not real. Too many AI quirks in that image.
My understanding is a valid sudoku should have 1 unique solution. But in this one I just finished, the circled numbers seem to be interchangeable. Am I missing something?
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Should have listened to Al Gore: Lockbox