Social Security and Medicare might not be important to you, but I guarantee it's important to someone you know, whether it's your parents, or grandparents, or friends... someone you know relies on that money. Plus, you're paying into those programs with every pay check. That's your money. You will never get that money back.
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As shown in figure 13.58, this is an enormous chemical reactor in which heating, reduction and purification occur together.
"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.
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so i've got the mega tiddy lessening next month, and there's things i either need or should probably have, but they require money. if anyone wants to help out, here's my c@sh@pp and p@yp@l.
c@sh@pp: $lilguyduck
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Image caption with hentai experiment/edit. Original artist is Reiq.
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I fantasize about looking down, and it’s completely flat. With tattoos. And a cute girlfriend type laying on them, maybe kissing the scars.
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It makes no sense to speak of healing people if we are not willing to address what is making them sick and ultimately killing them. I tell my students all the time that my prescription for everyone who walks into our clinic is the complete transformation of this society, and that anything else we do is harm reduction – necessary and often life saving but not curative. And while I don’t have a roadmap to guide that transformation, I can tell you one thing – the first step is refusing to accept the cruelty and suffering around us as normal. Because the trouble with normal is that it always gets worse.
Sean Donahue
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After spending the day there a few weeks ago, Rachel Hawkins and I would be very good at leading a tour of the @brooklynmuseum entitled:
Women Who Have Had Enough of Your Shit
(Tag yourself I am wearing a red bow tie and staring into middle distance)
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Day 3 of solving the 13x13 with corner reduction.
Unlike standard center reduction, we attach edges (wings) to the corners and slot the centers (points) in between them. I'm also attaching centers (crosses) to their respective edges (the center edge) as we go.
So far the main hurdle for each phase has been the crosses around the last 4 corners. I always end up putting them in with commutators, but it's always with a sense of defeat - like I could have intuited it and gave up.
To pair the crosses with center edges and points with corner/wing clusters is just center rotation by π radians (180°, but radians are better). This can be accomplished with the algorithm (RUR'U)×5.
I did the first layer of teeth the same way, essentially reducing the outer 3 and center layers to a 5x5 then reducing that 5x5 to a 3x3. This was surprisingly straightforward but somewhat tedious as there are 2 mirrored types of piece that cannot exchange with each other, but my brain tends to equate them.
I have no idea how I'm going to do the next layer of teeth - there's 2 now that will build out to the reduced corner block. Oh well, one ago a time I guess.
Method vaguely lifted from https://youtu.be/rVzfz88hBu0
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In the following oxidation-reduction reaction, Na is oxidised to Na+ and H+ is reduced to H2 (figure 19.6).
"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.
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Expansion sequel's going well, I think...
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Image caption with hentai experiment/edit #2. Original artist is kajinman.
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