 or anyone else for that matter. Mites are a different story, Christopher Buddle, associate professor at McGill University’s Department of Natural Resource Sciences, told io9.
Buddle is not the only one having trouble coming to terms with the idea of a live spider in a tourist’s skin. Marie Herberstein is Head of the Department of Biological Sciences at Macquarie University in New South Wales. She hasn’t outright denied the possibility that Thomas fell victim to a burrowing spider, Pop Herald reported, but the idea flies against her knowledge of typical spider biology. On the other hand, she agreed that a mite could be to blame for the horrifying incident, although she is reserving judgement for such time as the crawly critter is positively identified.
The presence of a live spider burrowing beneath the tourist’s skin would only be plausible, reported Pop Herald, if “there’s a new species that is a parasitic spider.” Spiders don’t breathe in the same way as animals, but they do require oxygen to survive. Without access to oxygen, it seems implausible that an arachnid could survive for three days beneath a man’s skin (although spiders can survive days without oxygen, so it’s not impossible).
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"stano." Abbreviations.com. STANDS4 LLC, 2020. Web. 27 Jan. 2020. <https://www.abbreviations.com/stano>.Lime plastering is a tradition that has lasted hundreds of years.
It is used mostly in old buildings that have no damp course or cavitys.
It is a material that allows the passage of water through it - it then sheds this water allowing the structure to breath.
Modern materials hold in the water causing damp problems whereas lime plastering, used in conjunction with lime based paints, allows the water to evaporate.
Externally, lime render does the same in letting the building breathe.
There are a vaiety of different finishes you can achive (even making up your own). The lime render can either be coloured or painted with a limewash to give it a protective coating.Dude what? Kaladin did get imprisoned and the only reason he could get Kaladin out of that mess is because he's literally beaten Elhokar into submission. Dalinar specifically says Elhokar wants to execute Kal. My hypothetical is not at all farfetched. It all worked out fine in the end but it was obvious beforehand how bad an idea this was. 

But to clarify, I'm glad it's written this way. It's very in character for Kal. He always excels through competence and honor and isn't politically savvy. He even expresses frustration at the thought of needing to be manipulative. Like I really do empathize with Kal here. It also sets up so much for the ending. It drives Kal farther away from his oaths. Begins to give Moash room to align himself against Kal setting up his fall. Further illustrates how out of his depth Dalinar is trying to out politic Sadeas. And how incompetent Elhokar is. I'm not judging Kal, just the decision itself. Your original comment that anyone who doesn't agree with you is a lighteyes apologist is naive though.the way i think of it is this; what difference to our every day lives does it really make if we are in a simulation or not? 

either way, it feels real enough. your connections and relationships are real, your emotions are real, and it feels like we have free will (whether we have it or not, it still feels like it)

so like, does it really matter? youre here and you cant do anything about it anyway, and i dont think there will be definitive proof if we are or arent in fact living in a simulation. 

just dont take life too seriously. its all a cosmic joke anyway.Question:
Meidän on noustava haasteen tasolle mielikuvituksemme ja päättäväisyytemme avulla. Luovuttaminen ei tule kyseeseen.

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Our imagination and our determination must be equal to the challenge.

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Parlamentin jäseninä meitä eivät sido diplomaattiset rajoitukset, vaan voimme vapaasti vaatia tämän yleismaailmallisen periaatteen noudattamista. Siksi ilmoitamme selvästi kaikille asianomaisille maille, että vastustamme yleisesti kuolemantuomiota.

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As parliamentary representatives, we are free from diplomatic constraints when it comes to demanding this universal principle, which is why we say loud and clear to any country concerned that we reject the death penalty in general.

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Emme saa tinkiä elämän suojelemisen periaatteesta, sillä Jumala on antanut meille elämän, emmekä saa ottaa sitä omiin käsiimme.

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We must not compromise the truth that life is worthy of protection, for life is entrusted to us by God and we must not take it into our own hands.

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Määräyksen mukaan virkamiehet eivät saa julkaista tekstiä ilman esimiehensä lupaa.

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It’s a rising force with still so much to reveal and delight wider audiences; women’s sport in the UK, and around the world, has a lot to offer spectators, a younger generation waiting to be inspired, and all of us who enjoy stories of human dedication, individuals exploring the boundaries of what is humanly possible.
Though still disappointed by the imbalance in the print media, I am buoyed by how much social media is helping to bring women’s sport to the fore; how the Women’s World Cup winning Rugby team rightly established a high profile for their professionalism and skill last year; and how younger women have so many more opportunities than ever before to get active and find out where their sporting talent lies.
This year will see another first for a sport I am closely involved with, rowing. The Boat Race, one of the oldest and most