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I have mild sleep apnea. I discussed both the inspire and the appliance with the sleep doc. Decided to try the CPAP. The nasal pillow is just a small soft plastic air reservoir with nasal prongs. Was the least bulky of the masks I was shown. Now, if I want to do the appliance, I'd have to pay 100% for it. So I Guess I'm going with the full mask next. I get 1 free alternative mask. Just wondering if there was a design that people especially liked. I like the hose attaching to the back of the head so that might limit the choices. After reading up, CPAP compliance is only 30-60%. Inspire involves an electrode to a major nerve and the diaphragm. Think I'll pass for now... Yes, I'm working on weight loss too. But the tiredness slows me down a bit. Not seeing an ENT but a pulmonologist. btw, most but not all pts are overweight. My BMI is 28 so I am. Mask choices seem pretty random and unscientific.
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Umm, because he was a crook....Just like Conald. Why do you cons not want to apply law and order to old white fascists?
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Elon Musk, War puppeteer
Joe Ferguson forever replied to Joe Ferguson forever's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Trump is MAGA dummy. It's the brand he created and developed for dummies like you. but back to musk oil: https://news.sky.com/story/elon-musk-refuses-to-answer-if-his-ignorance-and-ego-cost-ukrainian-lives-12960786 -
Just a white trash R congress critter being her normal self. Lipstick on a pig... https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2023/09/13/lauren-boebert-escorted-musical-beetlejuice-vaping-disruption/70845026007/ Setting aside the irony of being removed from a theater during a show that centers around unwanted guests, it seems unfair to penalize Republicans for behaving in public the same way they behave on Fox News and elsewhere. We must accept them for who they are and just try to ignore their performative antics.
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He's not worth the effort but he is a good punching bag.
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tuck and Don must have been recruited by Putin simultaneously https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2023/05/01/tucker-carlson-fox-news-russia/11757930002/
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Doesn't say much for the R senators x Romney who openly criticized him. By showing support they put themselves over the country. They were afraid of being primaried and voted out by the toothless mob. Lot's of respect for Romney, Kinzinger and Cheney. But they'll never be in congress again...sad. R party is dead as we knew it.
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Putin sympathizes with his biitch... https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/trump-embraces-putin-s-sympathetic-comments-to-claim-political-persecution/ar-AA1gF3bk
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I’ve got it. Recently discovered. And I chose a nasal “pillow” mask- my ass! Every time I open my mouth, there’s a loud and enwaking rush of air. Must be some CPAP folks here. What mask next? My sister in law said I looked like the guy from “silence of the Lambs” in the pillow one….
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Well, I’m responding to idiocy. What do u expect. And I lost another pair of sunglasses today. Maui Jim’s r dead to me. Ordering me some ozark ones from the camping dept at Walmart for $5. Shite! I don’t know for certain. Looking at the tough guy ones. Good reviews but $20. Seriously, this is my dilemma. But for sure, no more Maui Jim’s.
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Ol tuck is dung. Only morons still listen. Proven liar and an “elite” grifting on the rubes. Easy money.
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Great piece on weaponry and starlink from UB grad Terry Gross interviewing a reporter who’s covering it. He also reported on Guliani for years. Some interesting comments: https://www.npr.org/2023/09/13/1199222328/ny-times-reporter-details-the-struggle-within-the-military-to-modernize-its-forc LIPTON: Yes, I mean, no question. And again, everyone you speak with at the Department of Defense will tell you that they're tracking the commercial technology in particular that's been used in Ukraine. I mean, it's the traditional, you know, missile systems and other, you know, heavy artillery that has played - it's still a 20th century war effectively that's being fought in Ukraine. But on the margins, the drones and the satellite imagery and the - you know, the artificial intelligence that is helping with targeting that Palantir is bringing - they're making significant impact on Ukraine's side and its ability to challenge a much bigger nation and a much bigger military force. And so I think that DOD has looked at the innovative use of this new technology, and it's - and it has really shown the Pentagon that they must move more quickly to embrace, you know, everything from satellite-based imagery that's put up there by commercial companies at a much cheaper cost. You know, you can flood the orbit with these much smaller and inexpensive satellites that would be harder to take out in - by Chinese, if they were to go and strike in space. And you can, you know, build swarms of drones, and, you know, these are all things that Ukraine is - has done, and it's really sort of - it's a version of a modern war that we haven't experienced in the world before that - I think that has really enlightened the Pentagon to - that this isn't esoteric. This is real. We have to act now.
