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Feel free to spend some time reading: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=+bisphenol+a&sort=date&sort_order=asc&filter=simsearch1.fha&filter=hum_ani.humans

Bisphenol A - and others. Can affect thyroid among other systems. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisphenol_A

I think it does stink - but that is beside the point. It fills the air with nasty substances.

Polyester resin stank to high heaven and that smell clung to everything. Epoxy resin is deeply unpleasant because the resin is an endocrine disruptor.

facebook, the cancer of "social media" has metastatised into meta.

Balsa - tropical hardwood Resin - oil-based plastic Polluted air in factory (I detest the smell of glass fibre manufacture)

That is quite some overcharge (attempted)! And if you do agree a DD, will they be taking money, or will it be there for when needed? Next year or whatever.

Can you clarify? Do you mean that they want you to set up a DD and they will be taking money straight away? Or they will not take until your credit has dropped to something sensible?

With tiny little issues like: Covid lab returned four positive results from 2,400 Sheffield tests Exclusive: positivity rate of 0.2% for tests processed by Immensa in Wolverhampton contrasts with national rate of about 5-8%

Couldn't help thinking about OG all the way through: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/oct/27/hull-begins-to-turn-towards-green-energy-future-sunak-budget

Don't worry so much - pour yourself a glass of prosecco, buy some craft-brewery beer, book a few domestic flights. You know it makes sense. (Remember 1963?)

And another Met officer charged with rape. Surely a head will have to roll? [Edited to correct typo.]

Brexit has so many benefits... OBR: Brexit on course to cut trade with EU by 15%, leading to 4% drop in productivity As Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies thinktank, points out, the OBR says the latest trade figures are consistent with its...

I completely fail to see how disappearing messages could ever have been allowed, let alone become mandated. (Other than in MI5, etc.) Half of me is surprised there isn't a GCHQapp with very high standard security. Dear <oyster>, Our challenge over Ministers’ persistent use of private emails...

There are many places round here which warn Pant Cudd (Hidden Dip). Often, as a human, you can see through some trees, notice a reflection on a wall, have seen a vehicle before it disappears, etc., so have a jolly good idea about other traffic and what the road does. But AP-like systems seem...

Too many belong to the bunch of self-interested shysters: The Conservative MP Owen Paterson faces a 30-day suspension from the House of Commons for an “egregious” breach of lobbying rules, raising the possibility he could lose his seat if enough constituents trigger a byelection. The MP for...

Wales still has rules. Recently, there have been, I think, slightly more not wearing masks. Trouble is, the genuine exemptions are difficult to identify. Lots of shop staff not wearing masks - the rules say customers must, not staff. Which seems somewhat odd. Also, as throughout, too many with...

Most of that made me not want to use AP. (Not that I have a Tesla!) I know he was making a video, but the screen appears to occupy an awful lot of attention. This was rare - most video I have seen has been forward only. But in order to truly self-drive, they need to be able to manage reverse...

16.1" track.

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