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    • … There is a large body of evidence to support the opposite. Fluoride is the only treatment added to water that is meant to treat people and not just the water (as with Chloride). Fluoride is common component in pesticides so we ingest it from non-organic foods in our diet as well as by other means …

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    • … in her family for years and her 9-year-old didn’t need it anymore due to her buying the kid a whole new bedroom set on my dad’s dime. The thing had MOLD in one of the drawers, and she expected me to be GRATEFUL that she was giving me the POS. When I politely turned her sown, she accused me of being …

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    • … because of the tough financial times. They did sign Felipe Lopez to a one year $3.5 million contract. They also drafted catcher James Skelton in the Rule V draft. They wanted a lefthanded reliever, but lost out to the Cincinnati Reds in signing Arthur Rhodes. Not a whole lot to get excited about …

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    • 08:23 Hurt myself sleeping. I swear, I am unsafe at any speed. # 10:21 Seattle’s Best is the Milwaukee’s Best of coffee. # 13:33 Better get lunch before I start a conversation with someone and they notice I’m borderline homicidal. # 20:34 Purchased Currywurst and ‘kraut at Whole Foods. I will have …

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    • … and Punishment of I.G. Farben” by Joseph Borkin.) The following letter was received by the Lee Foundation for Nutritional Research, Milwaukee Wisconsin, on 2 October 1954, from Mr. Charles Perkins, a chemist: “I have your letter of September 29 asking for further documentation regarding a statement made in my …

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    • Well, we’ve been to Milwaukee and back. Again. For the second time in a week! And guess what? It was so much fun! Save the airport bouts, and even those weren’t that bad this time around, we had a blast from start to finish. From some really amazing foods and symphonies to bad airport food and Joya …

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    • … one with plenty of cigars, wisdom and laughter. We got back to our hotel and I was drained after fighting off a cold for several days and I immediately set out to find a Whole Foods so I could fill up on a salad of spinach, red onions and tomatoes. I also got a half gallon of Orange Juice. Wendesday …

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    • … and Cori to a degree, prefer over most other meals. But, he ate my schnitzel! OK, he did leave me two pieces - love my kid(s). Jan figured that would happen - Eric likes a lot of the same type foods (ethnic, spices . . .) I do and prepared in much the same way - and kept a few extra pieces of pork …

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    • Today’s op-ed in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel by Patrick McIlheran may be the most astoundingly stupid thing I’ve read in a “major” newspaper (assuming the JS qualifies). The author is either a willful liar or a fool; you decide. Notice the above chart. It shows the total number of miles driven …

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    • … in Bay View or the Third Ward. You take the best of charming historic architecture, like St. Paul, but then add a wicked cool art museum designed by a world-renowned architect. A Whole Foods the size of Texas that boasts a food counter of every kind. What was it? Two salad bars, fresh sushi and wok …




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