https://m.facebook.com/help/150486848… You can designate dead from living, just follow the instructions.
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Well, also, there is a way for profiles to be shut down when someone dies, so this article is pretty much just reactionary garbage. I'm sorry for the author's loss, but Facebook isn't a "digital graveyard."
Tracie Egan Morrisey: Tori Truther. Does she actually write any other articles for this blog?
Irresponsible reporting. The autopsy was inconclusive, while heroin "played a role" in her death. It's not quite the same thing as an overdose.
Well, duh. When this story first broke, wasn't everyone's first thought that the girls had been sold in to the sex trade? Absolutely awful
I'll ask my prof and see if Heather has a copy she can privately share
It is interesting that the plaintiff has pointedly stated he's hetero...
I think there are other people coming forward as well. Some piece of evidence must have presented itself for the lawyer to pursue this so close to the deadline, you know?
In another article, the lawyer is quoted, saying the statute of limitations was ending on the 24th of this month.
Acrylic IS porous
So this source is also wrong? http://www.news.wisc.edu/releases/1107.…
You can also put wooden boards in the microwave, I think. But, honestly, most people don't get sick anyway
Also, one of the properties of plastic is that it's porous. Non-porous silicone is non-porous. Have you read the study about how people who are presented with factual evidence that is contrary to their beliefs will not reevaluate their beliefs and discount the accurate information?
Killing 99.9% of bacteria as bleach does, leaves .01% of resistant bacteria to reproduce, creating a large population of resistant bacteria. Use only when prepping the home for someone with immune deficiencies. Wood traps the bacteria where it dies, while plastic lets the bacteria stay on its surface, where it…
How about a scientific study? http://faculty.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/faculty/docliv…
Both wood and plastic are porous, but some surfaces are at least less so, like stainless steel. Usually plastic is not considered a "hard surface" because it's, in fact, malleable. Have you read the study about how homes that appear cleaner are actually more bacteria-infested? Your chicken prep routine has probably…
This is why using plastic cutting boards is gross. Yay, throw-away culture!