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I have debris installed on fire sticks that my family has across the country and I’ve never heard anything from them as long as I keep paying my subscription
Southern Lights, Midnight Fights
What does this look like to Sauron?
It’s the forth tho. What am I supposed to do with the extra 5% of May?
VF2 Is probably my favorite of the series.
Hard yes.
I got a double lung transplant 17 years ago when I was in my 20’s.
The actual logistics of transporting, then transplanting an organ is unbelievably complex.
Most of the cost is everything involved in the procedure. In fact I’d have to check me itemized bill and see if they actually charged for the actual lungs or just all the handling of them.
Anyways, someone’s generous choice has given me another 17 years on the planet. (I was born with cystic fibrosis, a genetic lung disease).
I am also an organ donor, if my eyes, skin, anything could help anyone else, I’m all for it. Hospital profit never even came to mind when thinking about choosing to be a donor or not.
This looks like a mad magazine spoof of star trek
SUPER
HOT
SUPER
HOT
Halt and Catch Fire.
How are democrats blocking movement back left? Unless it’s refusing to play dirty, like freezing out a Supreme Court nominee for almost a year, or passing knowingly constitutionally dubious laws to let the courts essentially legislate from the bench, I just don’t see it that way at all.
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I couldn’t care fewer.
This is why I don’t understand why corporations aren’t behind it. It would take an enormous load of my HR dept. It would save them so much.
Woosh.
Funky towel!
blood interacts with the chemicals on the test strip, the reaction creates a measurable electrical charge which changes depending on the glucose level in the blood. The meter reads the level of that electrical charge and converts it to a blood glucose reading in understandable numbers.
I believe most strips use glucose oxidase, an enzyme that produces gluconic acid from the glucose in the blood. But I haven’t researched new test strip tech in years.