Antipodes456

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by Antipodes456 1y ago
So I manufacture cycling products from Taiwan + China, importing to US... he's paying 152% tariffs, on the cost price of the product. Previously would have been like 7% base, with maybe a 20% trade war tarriff added on. So for back of
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by Antipodes456 2y ago
Great article from 12 years ago - regrets of the dying: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2012/feb/01/top-fiv...
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by Antipodes456 2y ago
Us non-techies dream of tech businesses, hehe. Not having to deal with ecommerce inventory sounds dreamy Edit - typo
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by Antipodes456 2y ago
Yeah at 47 it’s hard to process ageing… other than statistically you are likely to be happiest from 60 onwards, so something to look forward to!
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by Antipodes456 2y ago
THE best adventure tale ever written!
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by Antipodes456 3y ago
Yes but that's not the full story... .It's true that the odds of dying from anaphylaxis are low, IF treated in time. The sad thing is that the vast majority of all deaths from allergic reactions are preventable. Things like not ac
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by Antipodes456 4y ago
He had a change in PSA levels in his blood - it's a good idea to get your bloods checked annually so you can pick up any changes, as PSA levels vary a lot person to person. Also gan get "the finger" to see if you have an enla
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by Antipodes456 4y ago
https://www.phillipstricker.com.au/prostate-cancer-treatment... . "After a full workup to ensure that our patients are suitable for the program they then undergo a day surgery procedure which takes between 40 and 60 min
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by Antipodes456 4y ago
I believe it was Prof Stricker: https://www.phillipstricker.com.au/prostate-cancer-treatment... .
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by Antipodes456 4y ago
Sample size n=1, but my dad was on the research or clinical trial of this exact treatment in Sydney, it worked for his prostate cancer, he's still clear from PSA tests (and possibly had biopsy also. No side effects. Previously he'