Ed

What's a 10/10 book you always recommend?

With what we know so far, these are the two main routes I’m weighing up. If Andersen is ruled out, Gudmundsson becomes the alternative. The home fixture vs Sunderland is decent rather than outstanding, but the bigger appeal is the likely DGW33 and the budget he frees up. The other option is to roll. That would mean relying on Senesi as first bench cover in case of any surprise rotation, but it also gives me more information once the FA Cup 5th round this weekend is done and we have clearer insight into potential doubles in GW33 and blanks in GW34. Ideally, Andersen is confirmed fit and I can lock in some Fulham equity with West Ham, Forest and Burnley up next. These are my current thoughts pre-press conferences, which could still shift things. Sharing now as I’ll be busy at work later and may not have much time to react to any news.

Jesus is the most important “life hack” but you keep obsessing over biology.

Without looking it up, guess who said it: "Therefore, the hope of justification must not be placed in them [the law's moral precepts], but in faith alone!" I'll give you a hint, it was written in Latin in the 13th century.

Another reason I left Nashville. No grid maintence = tons of DE. Also because of NES power grid build out one can see why the TN Titans practice facility posts the numbers it does. Does all electricity use generate radiation? yep. Does electric power grids that are archaic generate more nnEMF, dirty electric power, and polarized light for the end user? YEP Does that translate into more injury and DISEASE. Yep. Anyone in Nashville or SF might want to capture the ICD 9 and 10 codes of local hospitals going back to 2010 by zipcode. Once you do, you'll know why I moved out of Nashville. It is the same reason the Titans cannot keep anyone healthy through a contract. Insert the SF 49ers for the same problem with a different etiology. They brought the problem to their football team when they upgraded that power plant adjacent to Levi Stadium = Inverse Square law. Does all electricity use generate radiation? Yes, it is true. All electricity use from our power grid generates radiation, specifically extremely low-frequency (ELF) electromagnetic fields (EMF) from the movement of electric current in power lines, wiring, and devices. This radiation, which includes both electric and magnetic fields, is a form of non-ionizing radiation and is present whenever current flows, from household appliances to high-tension power lines. Sources of radiation Power lines and wiring: Any electrical conductor carrying current, including overhead power lines and the wiring in your home, produces EMF. Household appliances: Almost all electrical devices generate ELF-EMF when turned on, including refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, hair dryers, and computers. Other electronic devices: Other products, such as televisions and some smart devices, also emit radiation. Electrical current: The radiation is generated by the acceleration and deceleration of electrons as a current flows through a circuit. Is all this radiation generated polarized? Yes, virtually all electricity use generates electromagnetic radiation (EMR). Moreover, this man-made radiation is polarized extremely low frequency (ELF) radiation. Polarization of the Radiation Man-made EMR is Polarized: Unlike most natural EMR (such as sunlight), which is unpolarized (oscillates in random orientations), the EMR from human-made electrical sources is polarized. Melanin is the only protein capable of handling polarized light. Fixed Orientation: Man-made EMR is produced by electrons oscillating in a specific, forced direction along wires or within circuits. This gives the electric and magnetic fields a defined, consistent plane of oscillation (linear, circular, or elliptical polarization depending on the source geometry, e.g., 3-phase power lines produce circularly/elliptically polarized fields). Biological Implications: Some scientists theorize that the polarized nature of man-made EMFs, rather than their intensity, might be a key factor in their potential biological effects, as this coordinated oscillation can force charged molecules within biological tissues to move in a specific, unnatural way. Health agencies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI)continue to study potential health effects, classifying ELF fields as "possibly carcinogenic to humans (group 2B)" based on some epidemiological studies suggesting an increased risk of childhood leukemia. NFL, 49ers/Titans team officials and their reporters do not want to know because they hate first principle thinking.