I use the Kirkland brand from Costco. Back to 1000mg/day after the issue with my foot subsided.
All depends on where you are relative to the dam. If they build one on the creek behind your house and it floods half your yard, you're probably going to feel a lot different about it.
What power is Biden abusing exactly? And I'm a registered Republican btw, but not one that'll support a fascist who has tried to dismantle our democracy.
So you knowingly hire illegal immigrants instead of employing US citizens? What a great guy, getting that cheap labor and avoiding paying unemployment insurance, worker's comp, social security...
This is preferred. Ultimately solves the protester problems.
Seems you clearly understood who I was talking about. The two are not the same, even remotely.
Trump wants power regardless of whether he wins the election or not, tried to take power when he lost, and many of his own cabinet appointees and his own vice president have come out against him. He spreads lies incessantly, sides with Putin in everyway and is denigrating to our intelligence agencies and military. Not to mention being a guy that brags about sexually assaulting women, talks about his own daughter sexually and was good friends with a known pedophile. He's even said he wouldn't release info on Epstein and those he associated with.
It's about which person is not going to have and abuse his Presidential power.
Honestly I don't think he even wants to support Israel's abuse of Palestine. He just knows he can't take an extreme stance against them before an election. If he does, he'll lose a lot of the Jewish and Christian vote.
Version 2 came with Windows 7. Version 5 comes with Windows 10 (and I think 11). V7 is the latest but being cross-platform doesn't come with some of the Windows-specific modules built into v5.
I know I'm a heretic but I'm a huge powershell fan. Once you work with an object-oriented shell you'll wonder why you've dealt with parsing text for so long. Works great on Linux, MacOS and Windows, it's open source, reads and writes csv, json and xml natively, native web and rest service support, built-in support for remote computing and parallel processing and extensive libraries for just about anything you can think of. It takes a little getting used to but it's worth it.
Ideally you notice it from the shore and avoid it as others have mentioned. If you're swimming in one you'll realize soon enough you're getting taken out from the shore.
I got caught in one when I was a teenager off Mission Beach in San Diego. I'd already been out swimming in water deeper than I could stand in for a while and, getting tired, started heading to shore. After some time I realized I wasn't making any progress at all. It took me a little while more to realize what was up: I was in a rip current. Thankfully I'd had an elementary school teacher in Phoenix, AZ of all places that taught us kids how to escape one and I remembered - swim parallel to the shore a good distance and then try swimming back in again and check your progress. Repeat as needed if you're unable to make progress. I followed those instructions and eventually was able to get back to shore, utterly exhausted. I can't help but think how lucky I was not to have missed that day of school.
I believe that was just for a few years they had roads without limits. My understanding is it didn't last too long.