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LangleyBlue1970
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Today I learned someone scaled down north tower about 20 floors, only to fall to their death due to losing grip as south tower fell, unable to hold on due to the vibration.
I never knew that. Brave, brave person.
I never knew that. Brave, brave person.
Lavinda Past
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CambridgeExileBlue
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Tickets on sale on Friday.
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Probably the last time.
AC/DC POWER UP Tour Europe 2024
<p>TICKETS ON SALE 10AM LOCAL TIME FEBRUARY 16except * on sale 11am local time February 16and ** on sale 9am local time February 16 We are thrilled to finally announce the ‘POWER UP’ European Tour. Angus, Brian, Stevie, and Matt will be joined by Chris Chaney to carry the torch for Cliff. The...
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Slipper One
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You all have a few.......perhaps some more than others!! :)
EYELASH MITES, also known as Demodex mites, are a type of eight-legged parasite. They live in or near the hair follicles on the face and eyes and are found primarily near the eyelashes and the eyebrows.
They have a short life cycle, about 14 to 18 days, during which they feed on the oils and dead cells that are found on the surface of the skin. At about three-tenths of a millimeter in size, Demodex mites are invisible to the naked eye.
Under a microscope, however, you would see a semi-transparent body shaped somewhat like a cigar. Their eight legs are arranged in four pairs, which makes it easier for them to grasp tubular structures like an eyelash or an eyebrow hair.
They stay hidden in the hair follicles during the day and emerge at night to eat, lay eggs and excrete waste.
Courtesy of UCLA Health.
I only found out there was such a thing, because the better half was telling me that today a woman came in with an infestation and was looking for treatment.
EYELASH MITES, also known as Demodex mites, are a type of eight-legged parasite. They live in or near the hair follicles on the face and eyes and are found primarily near the eyelashes and the eyebrows.
They have a short life cycle, about 14 to 18 days, during which they feed on the oils and dead cells that are found on the surface of the skin. At about three-tenths of a millimeter in size, Demodex mites are invisible to the naked eye.
Under a microscope, however, you would see a semi-transparent body shaped somewhat like a cigar. Their eight legs are arranged in four pairs, which makes it easier for them to grasp tubular structures like an eyelash or an eyebrow hair.
They stay hidden in the hair follicles during the day and emerge at night to eat, lay eggs and excrete waste.
Courtesy of UCLA Health.
I only found out there was such a thing, because the better half was telling me that today a woman came in with an infestation and was looking for treatment.
m7mcfc
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I saw Pep Monday morning going into a car park in Salford to collect his car. I did not wait to see what he was driving.
Tuearts right boot
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I have never ever watched a complete episode of Coronation St. Nor any other soap come to think of it.
Am I alone in this world.
Am I alone in this world.
Barcon
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B.B.Q lighter should clear that right up.