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https://www.acs.org/pressroom/presspacs/2023/march/four-ways-to-reduce-unwanted-iodized-table-salt-reactions-when-boiling-pasta.html

You need iodine and municipal tap water turns it into a potential health hazard

I've been half-dead and barely getting out of bed for the last week.

I can offer a few tips:

1. Forget facial tissues. Use Scott Original Shop Towels or Huggies Natural Care Baby Wipes to wipe your nose.

2. CPAPs and O2 are wonderful when fighting respiratory illnesses. I love my CPAP and O2 concentrator.

3. Anti-biotic Cream can help those sores you eventually get around your runny nose to heal faster than they form. GV brand from WalMart is good. Get the cream, not the ointment. You want white creamy stuff, not yellow ointment stuff.

4. Avoid spicy foods. Eat bland stuff. Think bananas and water. Maybe corn dogs without mustard. No chips!

5. I hope you have Amoxicillin in your medicine cabinet. Most people who finish a viral respiratory disease lapse into a bacterial infection a few days later. You might feel better for a day then go back downhill as the virus subsides before the bacteria gets going, or you might go from bad to worse if you can not beat the virus before the bacteria get going.

6. Have all your laundry done, all your paperwork done ahead, all your dishes done, etc. It's bad to be sick, but it's worse to be out of clean bedclothes and towels, to have nothing to eat, and to have your kitchen sinks piled high with dirty dishes.

7. Grocery stores now deliver. It may cost $10, but you can get wipes for your nose, cough drops, sick day food, and more delivered the same day in most cases.

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I've had dozens of orchids over the years, and they never rebloom. I've had this one for at least two years and today I was greeted with this. Pretty fuckin stoked.

I have the chance to buy an M2 Browning (Ma Deuce) with a bunch of belts and some ammo for $15k.

The price is solid, but do I really need an M2?

On one hand, it'd fit nicely in the collection.

On the other hand, it's expensive to feed and remarkably pointless in the real world.

The only reason I'd really buy it is that we have a private machine gun shoot with the benefits going to DAV (and disabled vets shoot free). It's pretty much a charity that costs us money to put on. I literally have no other (realistic) use for it.

Yes, I already own other classed firearms.

My grandmother passed away not long ago. She wanted all my grandfather's guns to go to me when she passed. Got a couple antique rifles and a couple pistols. This one seems the most modern. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about the Remington 870 Express magnum? I also have a P38 which I believe was the standard German pistol. Only thing is it came from my great grandfather who was Russian.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afyrNgB_9r8

Comics creators are slamming WEBTOON again, with one claiming that they weren't allowed to promote their book on the platform because WEBTOON doesn't get a cut of their publishing deal. Another is complaining that they're censoring their comic, which is leading to delays.

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https://youtu.be/sWoqj-JxwXo?si=UyWluxKwrTKaSg_O

This is very basic and keeping it as healthy as possible while preparing for a week.
She shops at Walmart for all her ingredients.

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aka Ceylon spinach, climbing spinach, gui, acelga trapadora, bratana, libato, vine spinach and Malabar nightshade.

It's not a real spinach and it has an earthy taste but it's full of goodness and such an efficient plant in that just one would probably equal a couple of rows of traditional spinach!

A good filler food in soup especially.

https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/malabar-spinach/growing-malabar-spinach.htm

"The vine should be trellised and two plants are sufficient for most families through the summer and fall growing season.".