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> toaster (obviously)

I removed the outer metal casing, put the whole thing in the dish washer. Put the metal casing back afterwards. The toaster was like brand new and worked fine.

This is an oversimplification of gluten problems. DH for example does not necessarily go together with small intestine causing atrophy.

Does anyone here actually know how it is possible to contact Facebook's legal department? Who else could someone contact to whistle-blow something?

In the second World War, the tank of my uncle took a full hit on the turret while fighting the Russians and he was the only survivor. Tell him about bad hearing after bleeding out of both ears. :-)

I never stopped using RSS. I follow a few hundred blogs (many of them have only very very few posts. Rule of thumb: The lower the post frequency, the higher the quality). I host my tinyRSS. I consider offering it to the public for free.

Here is a good RSS feed for Hackernews: http://hnrss.org/newest?points=300

Here is a service to convert a twitter feed to RSS (never really understood twitter, sorry) Example http://twitrss.me/twitter_user_to_rss/?user=Lsigurd

Here is a service to convert many RSSless websites to an RSS feed. Works soso. https://feedity.com/

EDIT: Hackernews RSS feed link was wrong

Avalanche noise...

https://emergent.unpythonic.net/01257868826

Take this as a start (I know, Breitbart)

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/09/17/german-govt-hires...

I just read about "FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection Regarding Reported Concerns about Facebook Privacy Practices". Since I am an American citizen and was blocked for 30 days on facebook by this dubious organisation, I may actually drop the FTC an email and ask about their opinion on this.

Honestly, I am not very worried about rouge data analytic companies or Russian trolls on facebook.

I am worried that questionable semi-private German entity can block me (e.g. 30 days ban) on facebook at will. I am an US citizen and don't live in Germany. This is outrageous.

"Much like they say red meat causes cancer, I don't think it's the red meat."

Try thinking again: http://www.yourstylishlife.com/german-nobel-laureate-shocked...

Actually, he is right about the Netherlands. https://ind.nl/en/dutch-citizenship/Pages/Loss-and-the-revok...

Your information is incorrect because of many reasons.

1. EU and associated countries (e.g. Switzerland)? Germany does not care

2. Other countries? Give reasons, get a permit.

3. German dual citizenship law does not make any statements how many citizenship you can have.

4. There are countries that do now allow citizens to renounce, e.g. Iran.

"typically it’s hard to maintain more than dual citizenship"

I am considering taking a 3rd. I am aware of some of the hurdles but out of curiosity, where do you see problems?

> Whoeve

Not me. I am an Aeroflot Gold Elite status holder. They have one of the most modern fleets and customer service is pretty good in my opinion. Also the stock does well the last time I checked.

Cheapest carrier?

- They have a good hub solution via Moscow

- I assume they have cheap oil

- I assume they don't have to pay fees to fly over Russia (a pretty big country the last time I checked)

http://www.businessinsider.com/countries-charge-foreign-airl...

100% on.

> I can understand exceptions being made for British citizens > who have been living in the continent for many years.

As far as I know this is a given already.

> However, it hardly seems fair for all British citizens to > be granted free employment/settlement rights in EU states, > when other EU citizens aren't afforded the same rights in > Britain.

This is also obvious.

I am not sure but the article may miss the point. Having a lock at Dutch citizenship: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_nationality_law#Dual_cit...

So if you are a UK national living in the Netherlands it will be tricky to have dual citizenship. So assuming that you keep your UK citizenship your residency rights will be "grandfathered". Now a problem arises after the Brexit if such a UK national with residency in the Netherlands wants to retire in Spain - a place where he/she holds no residency rights.

"Money doesn't make you happy. I now have $50 million but I was just as happy when I had $48 million." Arnold Schwarzenegger

Nice guy that I am I am giving you my flight tools selection.

http://statusmatcher.com/

https://bookwithmatrix.com/

http://www.flightconnections.com/

http://www.cleverlayover.com

https://skiplagged.com

http://opodo.de/

https://www.kiwi.com

http://www.expedia.com

http://www.vayama.com

http://www.mobissimo.com

http://www.momondo.com/

http://www.kayak.com

http://www.swoodoo.com

http://www.gotogate.com

http://www.opodo.de/

http://www.hipmunk.com/

http://faregeek.com/

http://matrix.itasoftware.com/

http://www.skyscanner.net/

http://adioso.com/

http://www.secretflying.com

http://www.fueldumpstrike.com

http://www.wheretocredit.com

http://www.dohop.com

http://www.easylow.com

Please share nice links/tools.

I often buy flights ahead 6 months.

You know one great disadvantage? Emails! "Hey customer, your flight schedule has changed, please confirm!"

0% has become common (think Lufthanasa, Air India or Singapore Airlines)

Tip for the pro: Change your airline. I can recommend Aeroflot and Turkish Airlines.

I always liked Ubuntu/Kubuntu. I came from SuSe Linux and was glad to get rid of the .RPM packages; still, I preferred KDE.

Recently I have become unhappy with KDE. If you like Ubuntu and want to try something new, try Bodhi Linux.

I think you can make very good friends at any age. But

1. I have very old friends with a lot of, let's call it "weaknesses". Our friendship is "grandfathered" but if I meet new people I don't tolerate such things anymore.

2. Sometimes you meet an interesting person and would like to hang out more but things don't develop. This person never has time etc. You can also maintain only a limited amount of friends.

Also, you can easily roll up a 1 Million dollar painting in China, bring it on an airplane, fly it to Switzerland. Try bringing 1MM in cash out and in...

Expensive art?

1. Money laundering

2. Hedge against inflation

3. Many idiots become rich. Total boring and uninteresting people. They think having a (minor) sketch from Renoir on their wall makes them interesting or special (it doesn't).

Source? Personal observation.

One of the few commercials Linux software that I use. If you want to try out a free older version, try here: http://www.freeoffice.com/en/

[I am not direct or indirect affiliated with the company. Just a happy user]

You realize that a "combustion engine" could be run with non-fossil fuels? From Ethanol, Buthanol or sun flour oil? Or even methanol witch could be derived from CO2 via reduction?

China had accumulated a lot of the world silver reserves by selling tons silk and porcelain but buying basically nothing. Selling Opium to China "solved" this problem.

Today the have the idea of exporting everything to the world and buy nothing besides a few raw materials, creating a giant trade deficit. Let's see how it ends.

""War is illegal. This idea seems obvious." Well, was has always been a privilege for countries. It is absurd that some German generals were executed after WW2 for "fighting an aggressive" war (not talking about war crimes).

Obviously the WW3 will make look WW2 like a piece of cake.

"Increasing speed of operation marked each new weapons system, particularly the decision-making function (to strike or not to strike, where, how, with what force held in reserve, at what risk, etc.), and this increasing speed also brought the incalculable factor of chance into play. Lightning-fast systems made lightning-fast mistakes. When a fraction of a second determined the safety or destruction of a region, a great metropolis, an industrial complex, or a large fleet, it was impossible to achieve military certainty. One could even say that victory had ceased to be distinguishable from defeat. In a word, the arms race was heading toward a Pyrrhic situation." 1983

thx

Pain is definitely undertreated in Germany (e.g. dentist).

It is overtreated in the US. I had two Surgeries in the US and was given stuff like Vicodin to take home. Never took it. Would have rated the pain 0 out of 10. But I am very pain tolerant.

You could eat it with pepper, to increase potency.

"The Navy is about slow influence -" ROTFL. The Navy is only of use to intimidate some 3rd tear nations and for "mine is longer than yours"-comparisons.

http://www.johntreed.net/sittingducks.html

BTW, have you heard about the Russian Zircon missiles?