May be why he goes away for periods of time. To let the swelling from the infiltration of fluids in his hands subside.
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Seems like hockey players would learn karate. When getting into a fight and the other player grabs the jersey a swift karate chop to the arm would allow for close contact and maybe a pummeling.
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I was fortunate to watch Probert and Kocur were in the minors. Some brutal battles. Slapshot types
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Did your mother ever tell you to just tell the truth, that way you don’t have to remember when you were lying? Anyone else ever heard that? It’s a much simpler way to live. Much better than trying to remember which story you told to which person. Unfortunately, the Legacy Media never got that...
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Did your mother ever tell you to just tell the truth, that way you don’t have to remember when you were lying? Anyone else ever heard that? It’s a much simpler way to live. Much better than trying to remember which story you told to which person. Unfortunately, the Legacy Media never got that...
I get it. Next you’ll tell me they had to be shown ‘good’ government, lol. I don’t believe for a minute the ‘good guys’ are in control with the amount of human tragedy that surrounds us.
By how much?
She’s down 60-40.
I also noticed there were 17 flags behind her on the stage at her speech just now. We are watching a movie.
She is right you know
Nice. I saw him with the Blues in the 90s. Not sure who his opponent was, but he was in locker room after a fight with twist, said he sneezed and his whole face collapsed. orbital bone broke.
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Hey @MortgageHorn , it was nice of you to send your women’s team to Lawrence today. 2-18 in Allen over 20 years is reason enough to run off to the soft SEC.
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The Disinformation Playbook
How Business Interests Deceive, Misinform, and Buy Influence at the Expense of Public Health and SafetyPublished Oct 10, 2017 Updated May 18, 2018
Science helps keep us safe and healthy. The public safeguards that keep our drinking water clean and our children's toys safe rely on independent science and a transparent policymaking process. And we all rely on scientific information to make informed choices about everything from what we eat to what consumer products we buy for our families.
Stopping the Disinformation Playbook
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Companies underwrite a good deal of scientific research, and society often benefits from it. But bonafide scientific research demands a high degree of scientific integrity to ensure that results derive from the evidence, and not from a desire to meet a predetermined, non-scientific objective. People who have a financial stake in research outcomes should not publish in scientific journals without full and clear disclosure of conflicts of interest—especially when the results involve the safety or effectiveness of a company’s products.
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The Disinformation Playbook
Five tactics business interests use to sideline science, deceive the public and buy influence at the expense of public health and safety.
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