You poor thing.

I was told a week to 10 days. I was still in a considerable amount of pain after 10 days tho and opted out for a little while after that, even.

What insurance covers women’s procedures 100%? A tubal or partial hysterectomy is consider elective unless it’s medically necessary/life threatening. My insurance won’t cover it.

What's the pre ejaculated storing sack?

Because the ACA authors didn't bother to consider that men may want sterilization or contraception. Female procedures are 100% covered.

Hello Dr Rothman and Dr Arnscheidt. Thank you so much for taking these questions! I am interested in following your research and that of your colleagues. Do you have any additional resources (books or papers or publications?) that we can read? I think about climate change every single day and am so glad for your work.

phytoremediation, mycoremediation, and insect remediation are most effective in shallow heavy metal and plastics soil contamination. Anything deeper than about 3-5 feet and they lose effectiveness quite quickly. I have seen some promising insect remediation techniques for dealing with plastic wastes, but I don't think they have figured out how to implement it on a large scale yet.

I do not have any experience dealing with medical waste, but they have their own regulations regarding the disposal practices required.

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-49/subtitle-B/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-173/subpart-E/section-173.197

Is this planet doomed? Are we just delaying the inevitable?

Aghhhh I love this project so much. I hope to someday be a part of it 😊 I'd love to know, do you have or plan to have original music of your own?

Cool. Let me know if you ever near San Diego. I am keen to support just about anything promoting the ukulele. I wish you well on your epic journey.

Aloha! So far I'm only staying in Texas for 1 month, and then I go back to Barcelona Spain (where I'm based). On another occasion we'll plan a larger roadtrip through the US. Probably next year 🤞

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Aloha. Fellow uke player here. Do you have a route and rough dates planned through the US?
Mahalo.

OOOOH I didn't know about that place in Kyoto! Honestly I don't know yet. One idea is to replace the ukulele with another "Trippy" and treat it like a title that gets passed on from ukulele to ukulele. The other, if Trippy gets broken, is to use part of the ukulele to incorporate it into another, assuming it can't be fixed. For now, I have a backup replica sitting in storage, and we'll cross that bridge hopefully never 🤞.

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There's currently less than 500 people who've been to every country, and YES they were a huge motivation! But the main motivation was wanting to do something my life that could bring a lot of joy to people, while combining my love for travel and music. And not to be too morbid, but I also wanted to do something that could leave a fun legacy behind. I literally asked myself "if I died during this project (or afterwards), would I be happy with how I will be remembered?" The answer was yes, so I'm going for it.

If something happens to it will you just swap it out and keep rolling? Like the palace in Kyoto that’s burned down twice but is still the “same palace”?

What was the motivation for this? It also reminds of that dude who went to every country.

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Ever cleaned chemo drugs? I know this is going to get heated as fuck but theres these drugs that mess with your hormones and I heard that they can cause extreme bone thinning (lupron for prostate cancer or endimetriosis), so If a kid with cancer takes it he might develop scoliosis or osteoperosis. My question is how dangerous are drugs like those to be exposed to on a 1/100 scale?

And what do you know? After they saw it, they responded. Incredible…