3249 pts · April 11, 2017
Did you misspell cardigan there...? What do cardigans have to do with celebrities? I'm lost. *Confused scowl*
I know health care professionals struggle to do this because they genuinely care. But the best way to send a message is getting out!
Actually, i think European countries differ. But Germany uses the symbol after the numbers.
I really like these. You're very talented! Especially if this is making you happy as well, please keep going!
Very interesting, i will look into that! I do love medical historic reflections. So fascinating how things were interpreted at the time,too.
I believe the Spanish flu was actually similar in that respect, which is why it killed off young people at dramatic rates?
Bit of a shame, really. But i can see why it would generally make sense.
Got the virus as part of the clinical trial (90% effectiveness means some 10% got it) - perfect clinical sample. can't release info yet tho.
Your body for a while. Therefore, i would hope the vaccine would prevent long-term damage. They might have done tests on the people who 3
You immune system to deal with the virus quickly and swiftly when if enters your body, while the damage arises from it wreaking havoc in 2
I doubt there's any way we could know. Long-term effects can only be seen, well, long-term. But my understanding is that the vaccine allows1
Then you're a desperate case requiring desperate measures. On behalf of all women, i give you leave to assume we're all into you from now.
2 clearly is not socialist. I should have added a "/s".
Oh, i know. Sorry for the confusion. I was ridiculing that definition of socialism, since Germany already has that healthcare system and 1
Did you know Germany is a socialist country? We get as many sick days as we need! Of course we therefore have a terrible economy - oh wait.
Slight correction, depending on the can / bottle, sometimes the deposit is only €0.08 or €0.15.
Oh, totally! So i quit using my computer because i have 100+ tabs open and i can't close them so I'm getting a new computer.
Mate, i don't even have a drivers licence. I cycle at least 20k per day...
It's fairly common in Academia. Some departments /universities started banning it over the last few years though.
https://10play.com.au/theproject/news/2020/bushfire-victims-scammed/tpv200928qoupz -someone else posted this, i don't have vpn can't verify
Personal info. It doesn't seem to be a thing in the US, so I'm just trying to raise awareness of this.
In another thread), I'm just trying to explain that there are indeed some countries where data protection might cause you not to share
I imagine liability is different, the station airing it might be liable. I don't know if OP is telling the truth (the is a link to the show
I don't know about your country, but in the EU, you'd be legally liable sharing personal info. News aren't allowed to use full names, either
I think this is happening in Germany, too. No checks on politicians or civil service, and the incentive structures are all wrong.
Not quite. Condoms have a pearl index of 2-12 (= failure rate) and not all women can use hormonal contraception (medically).
What training do you think is needed?
Did you misspell cardigan there...? What do cardigans have to do with celebrities? I'm lost. *Confused scowl*
I know health care professionals struggle to do this because they genuinely care. But the best way to send a message is getting out!
Actually, i think European countries differ. But Germany uses the symbol after the numbers.
I really like these. You're very talented! Especially if this is making you happy as well, please keep going!
Very interesting, i will look into that! I do love medical historic reflections. So fascinating how things were interpreted at the time,too.
I believe the Spanish flu was actually similar in that respect, which is why it killed off young people at dramatic rates?
Bit of a shame, really. But i can see why it would generally make sense.
Got the virus as part of the clinical trial (90% effectiveness means some 10% got it) - perfect clinical sample. can't release info yet tho.
Your body for a while. Therefore, i would hope the vaccine would prevent long-term damage. They might have done tests on the people who 3
You immune system to deal with the virus quickly and swiftly when if enters your body, while the damage arises from it wreaking havoc in 2
I doubt there's any way we could know. Long-term effects can only be seen, well, long-term. But my understanding is that the vaccine allows1
Then you're a desperate case requiring desperate measures. On behalf of all women, i give you leave to assume we're all into you from now.
2 clearly is not socialist. I should have added a "/s".
Oh, i know. Sorry for the confusion. I was ridiculing that definition of socialism, since Germany already has that healthcare system and 1
Did you know Germany is a socialist country? We get as many sick days as we need! Of course we therefore have a terrible economy - oh wait.
Slight correction, depending on the can / bottle, sometimes the deposit is only €0.08 or €0.15.
Oh, totally! So i quit using my computer because i have 100+ tabs open and i can't close them so I'm getting a new computer.
Mate, i don't even have a drivers licence. I cycle at least 20k per day...
It's fairly common in Academia. Some departments /universities started banning it over the last few years though.
https://10play.com.au/theproject/news/2020/bushfire-victims-scammed/tpv200928qoupz -someone else posted this, i don't have vpn can't verify
Personal info. It doesn't seem to be a thing in the US, so I'm just trying to raise awareness of this.
In another thread), I'm just trying to explain that there are indeed some countries where data protection might cause you not to share
I imagine liability is different, the station airing it might be liable. I don't know if OP is telling the truth (the is a link to the show
I don't know about your country, but in the EU, you'd be legally liable sharing personal info. News aren't allowed to use full names, either
I think this is happening in Germany, too. No checks on politicians or civil service, and the incentive structures are all wrong.
Not quite. Condoms have a pearl index of 2-12 (= failure rate) and not all women can use hormonal contraception (medically).
What training do you think is needed?