red-indian

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by red-indian 6y ago
I've found the lang attribute and :lang pseudo-class to be pretty useful in publishing for private tribal use documents in my (critically endangered) language. Unfortunately there isn't any standard way of distinguishing between t
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by red-indian 6y ago
Planting crops!
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by red-indian 6y ago
The azithromycin was given to some of the patients with viral pneumonia as there is a chance of reinfection with bacterial pneumonia. Astonishing and unexpectedly, the covid19 virus was completely wiped out in all the HCQ+azithromycin patie
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by red-indian 6y ago
I'm taking it, I've also got my family and neighbors on it. I was unable to convince doctors since February to take me seriously that hydroxychloroquine is likely to have prophylactic effects so I took matters into my own hands. I
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by red-indian 7y ago
To be perfectly clear, some have been sampling reverb spaces for use in convolution reverbs using a starter pistol since the 1980s, and the procedure became widespread in the 1990s. It is not 10 years old at all in any imaginable interpreta
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by red-indian 7y ago
"Only possible in the last 10 years" is not correct. Computer musicians have used the IRCAM ISPW board as far back as 1989 to implement live real time convolution. Single purpose realtime convolution reverb hardware has been comme
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by red-indian 7y ago
> "Please note that a fee of (specify dollar amount) for the use of our basic services and overhead is included in the price of our caskets. This same fee shall be added to the total cost of your funeral arrangements if you provide
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by red-indian 7y ago
If any one is interested, we bury our own in my family on our ancestral land. We use a plain wooden casket and dig the grave ourselves. If a backhoe from a friend is available it's a bonus. I support the right to self bury, as most sta
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by red-indian 7y ago
For years my public library charged a $3 fee to get a book sent from another library in the system. At some point I was chatting with a librarian about this and she revealed they had eliminated the fee so as not to discourage the use of int
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by red-indian 7y ago
My own tractor is 67 years old. The parts catalog brags that not only do they carry every part new, but they have a photo of a copy they built entirely from contemporary made parts. It's a fine tractor and not hard to work on.
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by red-indian 7y ago
I've always found it interesting that there was mail service between Greenland and Iceland at least up until 1424. Not too long after that, in 1477, Columbus went to Galway Ireland to ask fishermen about routes across the northern sea.
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by red-indian 7y ago
The trench is about 4 inches wide. It's under the eaves. You can also do it on the inside of the building if you have a crawl space. Dig 10 ft of trench. Pour 5 gallons water in trench mixed with something like 1 oz neonicotinoid. Then
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by red-indian 7y ago
I grow a lot of crops that require pollination, vegetables for market, and I have several small fruit orchards. After European bee colony collapse in my area the european honey bees disappeared. Within one season they were replaced with nat
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by red-indian 7y ago
Neonicotinoids are one of the best and safest pesticide treatments for termites. You dig a narrow ditch around the building's foundation, you mix in the neonicotinoid with the dirt, and you refill the ditch. Used this way there is abso
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by red-indian 7y ago
A few years ago I found out my nephew's Kindergarten had implemented fingerprint scanners for all students. They get to scan their fingerprint when checking in or out of lunch, going to the bathroom, arriving and leaving school. Promot
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by red-indian 7y ago
Thank you. I've received some of those too, a small package of pencils for example shipped from China, and I agree those are probably that scam. The key is that the product is of incredibly low value. This doesn't match though the
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by red-indian 7y ago
For decades I have loved Ritchie's design aesthetic. Some years ago I met one of his close family members without realizing it and we bonded over our love of both classical studies and indigenous issues. At some point through random ch
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by red-indian 7y ago
1967 and 1971.
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by red-indian 7y ago
So far they have all been "coffee table books", large books with photos and some text. The theme has always been indigenous issues throughout the world. I assume that my mysterious benefactor is someone who used to read a blog I u
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by red-indian 7y ago
Every year around a certain date, the meaning of which is opaque to me, I receive a package sent from the Strand bookstore containing a very nice expensive book. First couple years I called to ask who the sender was, they read back my name
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by red-indian 7y ago
You are responding to a post where he paid $7,900 for a $11,800 procedure. Under ACA Bronze, the worst plan, his copay should have been 40%. Is it your assertion that $7,900 is 40% of $11,800?
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by red-indian 7y ago
> where doctors run their own private practices The supposed evil sole individual human you postulate as the source of dire evil is not the problem usually, rather the evil collective corporation or other organization calls the shots whe
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by red-indian 7y ago
Fine. Last minute round trip flights to Europe from the US are not $600. PROVE ME WRONG.
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by red-indian 7y ago
"they know the reimbursement for each procedure" This is not true. "There's a requirement to share how much a consumer needs to pay before procedures are done" This is not true.
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by red-indian 7y ago
And as a critical care patient he dies during the flight. Now what. Also, emergency last minute round trip flights to Europe are absolutely not $600 as you claim.
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by red-indian 7y ago
"Is there any reason not to make discounted rates for insurers illegal?" Flat pricing for all is possible and workable under single-payer.
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by red-indian 7y ago
I had to go to the corporate owned emergency room recently. They told me that as an uninsured person my discount was 70%. They wouldn't tell me what the insured discount was even though I asked. For 5 minutes with the doctor and ther
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by red-indian 7y ago
> More than 270 election workers in Indonesia have died, mostly of fatigue-related illnesses caused by long hours of work Was that really the cause of death? Or is it just what they are saying. That seems to be an absolutely enormous num
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by red-indian 7y ago
Also of interest, Moche electroplating. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-antiquity/a... http://resources.conservation-us.org/osg-postprints/postprin... https:/&#x2F
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by red-indian 7y ago
Your statement is incorrect, which your provided source clearly acknowledges. Only idealized waveguides produce perfectly harmonic timbres. Idealized waveguides do not exist in nature. The closest thing we have to the sound produced by idea

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