Title: Hepatitis C Screening Can Help Prevent Liver Disease
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Created: 1/3/2019 12:00:00 AM
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Title: Hepatitis C Screening Can Help Prevent Liver Disease
Category: Health News
Created: 1/3/2019 12:00:00 AM
Last Editorial Review: 1/4/2019 12:00:00 AM
Video shows Tesla owners could just tow pickups blocking Supercharger stations… if they wanted
Jan05
YouTuber shows one way to stop pickup trucks from blocking Tesla Supercharging stations… tow them There’s no better way to “own the libs” than parking a gas guzzling pickup in front of a renewable fuel source. For Tesla owners, the problem is very real. It’s called “ICE-ing,” which involves parking in front of a Supercharger station to block electric vehicles from being able to recharge. Without electricity, Tesla’s become, essentially, $80,000-plus paperweights with an on-demand fart button. As for why truck owners want to protest clean energy, that that remains unclear. But they do seem to take a great deal…
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After Huawei’s P20 and Mate 20 lines were met with near-universal praise last year, Huawei is getting ready to return with the P30 this year. Today we got our best glimpse of what the device may look like yet, thanks to a render created by OnLeaks and 91 Mobiles. Keep in mind this render is of the P30, not the P30 Pro. The biggest change is the vastly shrunken notch. Gone is the iPhone X-style wide cutout, replaced by a small waterdrop version as on the OnePlus 6T. The chin has also been shrunk, as Huawei has removed the external fingerprint reader. The…
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Location data is a funny thing. You need it to get an accurate forecast, and they, the app-maker, need it to cash in on a free-to-you service. Few, though, realize this data isn’t solely meant to provide you an accurate forecast. On some apps, it’s a revenue model all its own, with geolocation data being sold to the highest bidder. This week the City of Los Angeles sued The Weather Channel for allegedly using customer user data inappropriately. The lawsuit claims that TWC “takes advantage of its app’s widespread popularity by using it as an intrusive tool to mine users’ private…
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