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Wow, I did not know that. He could definitely drop the percentage he takes from Indy developers. I always thought his 30%, was scummy. Now moreso.

Nearly 4 out of 5 that progress to biopsy are benign. Nearly 4 times that are called for additional evaluation. The false positives are quite high compared to other imaging. It is designed that way, to decrease the chances of a false negative.

Breast imaging already relys on a high false positive rate. False positives are way better than false negatives in this case.

True a lot of science is done in industry and the corporate world and not published to keep it a trade secret. It is still science but not shared.

I flew on a Delta 737 with duct tape everywhere. Was delayed. Then an Airbus 321 and because of delay they shut off the engines. But then the auxiliary power unit wouldn't start to restart the engines and had to be towed back to the gate. I'm wondering who maintains thaes planes anymore, sketchy all around....

Why people go to BYU is beyond me.

Are they sure? I drained liquid water off of our outdoor pool the first week of February. A place where the record low at that time of year is -60F. That seems pretty normal to me. Probably not a fluke as the weather was 30-60F for weeks. Pretty standard really, Even for the nearly half a century I have lived here.
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I have one of these fridges that failed. It was delivered and installed initially...I never saw the box. How does that factor in? Plus don't buy LG, it's a shit company.

That comes to about $17500 today using an inflation calculator.

That has been my assumption as well.

There are two sides, but you can alter that a bit if you get your asses to the primaries.

I understand what you mean but they are also so ubiquitous it's hard as a parent to enforce. I try to delete YouTube from our TV's but it's nearly impossible. And if you tell kids not to eat the cookies, they are going to find a way to eat the cookies.