It’s ok 36,3 degrees where I live, wasn’t a normal temperature about 37 degrees? (98,6) ?
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Just send a few emus after him.
The Great Emu War: In which some large, flightless birds unwittingly foiled the Australian Army
I have to admit it – that's some real Australian behaviour going on up there. Why are the emus so attracted to his upside-down bicycling?
Don't worry. According to my experience this is absolutely normal, at least as long as Peony identifies herself as a cat.
Well... cats use some short term accounting on that... It could change without warning.
My first reading was the chief medical doctor wanted to take your leg off you.
I'm glad they didn't cut your leg.
Yes, @JDTAY is a clear, book case of Farenheitism. He's just looking for further diagnostics.
One single sign language would be so poor and sad as one single oral language or written language. No thanks.
But learning local sign language in evening school should be possible, I imagine. Have you asked at your nearest Volkhochschule ? I keep forgetting it after some time due to lack of use, unfortunately. My fault.
I'm also not a very visual type, and it doesn't help either. I never got to understand the sign translation on TV news or so. But there are occasional courses, at least around here, I don't know about Germany, but I assumed it should be similar anywhere.
In one of those courses I met someone who worked looking after the children in school courts and mensa, and they said it was very useful for them, not only for deaf pupuils, but also for shy children, specially newcomers who had more trouble learning oral language than sign language. Every child learns different things first, so some were more communicative by signs, even if they could hear and speak. They also used it to talk at some distance between staff when it was too noisy to hear. It's just generally useful, besides being more inclusive the more types of languages one uses.
No they ditnt want to took the leg of, although the danger was a bit that I could got a thrombosis that gos to the heart, so they checked the blood circulation in the vains whit the ultra sonic device, there where also some inflammation going on due to the impact on my muscles.. and I had a lot of bpm also .. although some where maybe because I had to walk that much distance whit crouches..
A international sign language was my idea because when everyone would learn it, they could communicate even when they don’t speak the phonic language of the other person
A international sign language was my idea because when everyone would learn it, they could communicate even when they don’t speak the phonic language of the other person
I hope I'm not misremembering, but I was told there is an international sign language. What was it called ? But very few people use it. I heard its main use was in sign language conventions. When users of different sign languages come together they can use one interpreter for each of the sign languages who translates it to the international sign language and back again to the other sign languages, allowing communication between the people who don't use the international sign language without needing n*n interpreters.
Sign languages are natural languages and they evolve with the people that use them. Designed languages are kind of too artificial. Even Esperanto, which such a lovely community (from what I hear) hasn't achieved widespread use. It doesn't mean that designed languages aren't interesting, only that it is not possible, and I don't find it desirable, to have only one international language. For me it'd be better if everyone spoke many languages, (not 1-3 languages for everyone). Even teenagers invent their own words just so that older people don't understand them.
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Maybe, except for where you spell things out. But as you've noted, we've ended up with different systems for America and Britain, despite on the surface at least sharing a spoken language. At least British, Indian, Australian and other commonwealth counties use related languages for the deaf.
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Today I almost felt like trying again to develop software, but then I remembered that I cancelled my Pyra preorder, and it just seemed kinda pointless.
I mean, the world definitely isn't suffering from a software shortage, but at least with a platform like Pyra, you can get noticed by Pyra users, even if you can't get noticed anywhere else.
I mean, the world definitely isn't suffering from a software shortage, but at least with a platform like Pyra, you can get noticed by Pyra users, even if you can't get noticed anywhere else.
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Those teenagers are always up t' sommit.
You can always search github for open bugs and fix them if you like the project.
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I have a soft lump on the back of my upper left leg, so far up it’s covered by underwear. I’m thinking lipoma. I kinda wanna picture of it now to check it out, but I guess I can wait for my dermatologist appointment in two weeks.
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My picture is worrying me. Are lipomas supposed to be light brown?
Well, only two more weeks to worry anyway.
Well, only two more weeks to worry anyway.
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Yeah, I’m not thinking lipoma anymore, not only because they aren’t brown, but because they live under the skin, whereas this one’s above the skin. I’m not thinking melanoma though, because melanomas are supposed to be hard and crusty. Also, this one looks a bit too light to be melanoma. I dunno, I’ll try googling “light soft melanoma” and see what comes up.
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@JDTAY Here's one to start off with.
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The price is a bit steep. I do not think JDTAY is good at saving up money to buy Github back into freedom.@JDTAY Here's one to start off with.
Microsoft acquires GitHub - Stories
Microsoft acquired GitHub, a popular code-repository service used by many developers and large companies, for $7.5 billion in stock. The deal, which heightened Microsoft’s focus on open-source development, aimed to increase enterprise use of GitHub and bring Microsoft’s developer tools and...
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I tried looking up that skin growth on the back of my leg, and it sounds like an intradermal nevus. Didn't even bother showing it to my GP today. If it's something more serious, my dermatologist will catch it in two weeks.
Anyway, I asked my GP, and she included a TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) test with the rest of my labs today. She said my thyroid function was normal in May of 2020, but that we might as well check it again, since people on atypical antipsychotics are at some risk for lowered TSH.
Anyway, I asked my GP, and she included a TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) test with the rest of my labs today. She said my thyroid function was normal in May of 2020, but that we might as well check it again, since people on atypical antipsychotics are at some risk for lowered TSH.
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Well done! GP's have limited time with patients. If you don't mention the important things they go and focus on the first things you say and then move on to the next patient.
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Well things on my skin are on the same range in my mind like my body temperature, as long as it’s don’t hurt, I’m fine , ..
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levi
Still fresh, damnit!
Body temperature can be useful in identifying a fever, but I'd agree checking it regularly when you don't otherwise feel at all ill is a waste of time, and posting it is similar, but thankfully I can skim over those posts with minimal effort; thanks for the training! 
Things on your skin can be important, It's important to see if moles are growing or weeping, since that can be an indicator of melanoma, but this far I feel I've been able to rely on my memory of my moles rather than taking any photos so I've not felt the need to post the photo I haven't taken to all and sundry on t'internet.
Things on your skin can be important, It's important to see if moles are growing or weeping, since that can be an indicator of melanoma, but this far I feel I've been able to rely on my memory of my moles rather than taking any photos so I've not felt the need to post the photo I haven't taken to all and sundry on t'internet.
