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AThey aren't made up, they're the stats from the Johns Hopkins University database that seems to be everyone's go to reference. That was a tweet from a virologist at Columbia University.This is interesting:And yet on that grapg italy and south Korea are closer than japan and singapore. 85 percent of statistics are made up !
Yes, someone posted that on the AF forum, but it doesn't separate those with lone AF from those with comorbidities. I think there's been some talk of Covid itself causing AF, too.I'd be interested to know what risk is associated with atrial fibrillation, but I don't think that level of detail is available yet. Doctors are at pains to point out that AF is a heart condition, not heart disease, but the media use the two terms interchangeably (although I've never seen a written definition of the difference).
Present in a quarter of Italian deaths page 3 of
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It's at least as likely the the OP's problem was caused by some other ingredient in the shampoo.Doesn't sound very likely to me. Apart from the menthol, all the other ingredients are in the non-mentholated version that I've been using for years without any problem.
When I get my fingers greasy off the bike at the side of the road I use the nearest paving or brick wall as a pumice. It's very effective at getting enough grease off to keep handlebars and gloves clean, but you can still see black lines in the grooves of your fingerprint. It takes something to act as a solvent to get that out.If you are not rubbing your hands together vigorously enough or long enough for that to make a difference, you aren't doing a proper job in washing your hands.I always start with liquid soap or gel, but water first if using bar soap, which doesn't rub off easily onto dry skin.Ditto
The instructions on Swarfega explicitly say apply to dry hands, and with good reason, it doesn't work at all well if you wet them first. It seems to me that a film of water will create a barrier between the soap and the dirt, when my understanding is that soaps are molecules that bind to dirt on one side and water on the other.
It is the physical rubbing of your hands together that does the most good in removing dirt, grime, and associated germs from your hands.
I always start with liquid soap or gel, but water first if using bar soap, which doesn't rub off easily onto dry skin.Ditto
But in children growing up in the same environment, boys are slightly taller (by 9%) and more massive (by 16%) than girlsRaising a Chihuahua and a Great Dane in the same home won't make them the same size, but that doesn't prove that selective breeding didn't create the size difference in the first place.
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kW is kiloWATTPower is rate of change of energy, ie: energy divided by time. What seems to have escaped you is that if you then take power (in W or kW) and multiply it by time you are back to energy.
Watt = Joules/second
So kW is POWER not energy
Joules is energy
What you are saying that kW is energy and kWh is power is totally wrong. Both are units of POWER.
So you need 10 times more power just to melt the ice that lands on it.And then by the time you've got ~1kW/m^2, you'll have a temperature rise of something like 100-150K when the cable's dry.
The glass fibre fabric should provide strength under compression and a superior dimensional stability versus creep under load that a pure Teflon sheath may suffer from.Good luck with that one, the compressive strength of something like Duroid is about a tenth that of typical steels.