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10 hours ago
Comment drunkenninjaWe're experiencing the every same process in Kelowna, BC (as well as the general Okanagan region). Rain, heat and melting glaciers are wrecking havoc on a number of large lakes and it's causing evacuations of homes and damage to nearby marinas. Actually, it's been more than 65 years since anything like that happened around Kelowna. Let's hope this isn't a start of a trend. Hmm.
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10 hours ago
It was working an hour ago. Looks like they are getting hit with a lot of requests.
Posted in: Musk plans city on Mars
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10 hours ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Antibacterial soaps may do more harm than good, scientists warn
Anti-bacterial soaps and gels are useless and may cause harm, 200 scientists and medics have warned.
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1 day ago
Because... wait for it. Money, lots of money. Above the law, and all... you know.
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1 day ago
Living dangeoursly I see. Cock fighting pales in comparison to competing nasal streams!
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1 day ago
Current Event drunkenninja
Princeton-Trained Computer Scientists Are Building a New Internet That Brings Privacy and Property Rights to Cyberspace
Muneeb Ali and Ryan Shea are the co-founders of Blockstack, a project to rebuild the internet using blockchain technology so that individuals can reclaim direct control over their own identities, contacts, and data. The goal is to bring the property rights we enjoy in the physical world to cyberspace.
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1 day ago
The two nostril method lacks any real pressure especially when the nose is stuffy but not completely plugged. One nostril at a time is definitely the way to go!
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1 day ago
Now that I think about it. I was going for sarcasm at first.
Posted in: Coffee under threat - BBC News
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1 day ago
It's all going south. No upside!
Posted in: Coffee under threat - BBC News
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2 days ago
Freak accident, seriously... what are the odds.
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2 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
Soon enough, we will be able to grow it in Antarctica.
Posted in: Coffee under threat - BBC News
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2 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
Good on Finland and other countries for giving these trials a go. There is so much benefit that can be had from spreading the money around, and I'm glad these trials are here to prove the doubters.
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2 days ago
He was very clear it was a chiropractor, he's actually worried that if it happens again he may not get the help since the guy he was taking about has been a long time retired. I think the problem is (as with many other health related "industries") that there is a lot of practicing chiropractors that have no idea what they are doing, and only really get into the business because the pay is good and the work is somewhat credible. They are able to get away with just about everything.
Posted in: Chiropractors are bullshit
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2 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
I could have sworn these jobs were about to make their way back to the US. Hmm.
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2 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
My father-in-law had chronic back pain about 13 years ago... nothing seemed to help (ct scans, doctor visits, etc). He told me this story on a number of occasions so I know he's really happy about the results. Anyway, something went in his back one day and for about 8 months he was practically bed ridden. He got a referral to visit this one chiropractor that many swore by and within just 2 sessions he was able to correct whatever was wrong with his spine. Within a matter of days he was able to get back on his feet and he hasn't had a problem since. It's always interesting to hear from both camps I guess.
Posted in: Chiropractors are bullshit
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3 days ago
Black Coffee, Gin and Tonic... whatever will they come up with next?!
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3 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
The revolutionary technology pushing Sweden toward the impossible goal of zero emissions
An ambitious new carbon capture project uses algae to pull carbon dioxide out of the air.
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3 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
McDonald's hits all-time high as Wall Street cheers replacement of cashiers with kiosks
McDonald's shares hit an all-time high on Tuesday as Wall Street expects sales to increase from new digital ordering kiosks that will replace cashiers in 2,500 restaurants. Cowen raised its rating on McDonald's shares to outperform from market perform because of the technology upgrades, which are slated for the fast-food chain's restaurants this year. McDonald's shares rallied 26 percent this year through Monday compared to the S&P 500's 10 percent return.
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3 days ago
Analysis drunkenninja
Is it unethical to design robots to resemble humans?
Society’s push toward humanizing AI could have the unintended consequence of dehumanizing actual humans.
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5 days ago
Comment drunkenninja
Man that was hard to watch.
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5 days ago
Current Event drunkenninja
A Tesla Rival is Planning to Launch a $7,800 Electric Car in 2018
The model will run on changeable batteries so it will require little wait time to charge, and should run about $7,800. CHJ Automotive, a Chinese startup and rival to Tesla, has become the latest entrant in the race to capture a piece of the electric vehicle (EV) market. CNBC reports, from Co-Founder Kevin Shen, that CHJ is planning to launch two vehicles which are now in development: a hybrid SUV and an ultra-compact car. The ultra-compact car, slated for a March 2018 release, is targeted for th...
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7 days ago
I have a feeling if they make it shitty, competition will definitely sprout up very quickly. Lets just hope we have net neutrality when it does happen.
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10 days ago
Analysis drunkenninja
5 kilograms of broccoli in a pill slashes diabetics’ blood sugar
A concentrated broccoli extract taken daily helps people with type-2 diabetes reduce blood glucose by 10 per cent – lowering their risk of other complications.
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10 days ago
Ok, this makes a lot more sense. Thanks for the breakdown.
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10 days ago
Expression drunkenninja
What's So Special About This Era of Millennial Blogging
People are really into exploring their views with the perfect use of this internet world. Hence everyone has a keen interest in developing a rock solid social presence through a blog. What’s so special about this era of millennial blogging? Why do people call it a phase of youngsters? The answer lies within you, your audience, and this virtual world of people connecting with each other from different parts of the world. (These millennials were born between 1981-2001).
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