I like lizards but they don’t have the right personality and they are very different to other people so they don’t get the chance of getting to the bottom and I think it’s because of their personalities
G'day before anything but uhmmm good on ya for the excitement of seeing life but... yeah mate wouldn't want to alarm you but that there looks about the same as worms that come from eggs which flies lie down on my trashcan after the tucker scraps there get really bad cuz i forget a bit too long to take it out at the assigned day anyways just keep a good look on those wouldn't want for them to become a plage for you
thanks bro i cant believe i overlooked the bbs themselves ive replaced or rebuilt it all i was actually about to completely tear it down again so i said ill ask google and here we are lol im get a couple new types of bbs tom. i love this bbgun and i actually have a mg44 /22L.R.. i like german made weapons they are pricey but are worth it have a good day ill let u no the outcome
My buddy and I both have MP40s and other Umarex guns. We both bought the Daisy BBs at the same time. I dumped mine into a larger plastic container and gave them a little spritz of silicon oil. Then, I rolled them around and around until they were all coated with a thin film of oil and put them back in the Daisy container. A year later, mine were still shiny and worked good. His BBs were dull and oxidized and were causing problems.
TLDR: While GLP-1 agonists may have potential side effects, the benefits in controlling blood sugar and weight loss may outweigh the risks, and it's important to discuss concerns with a healthcare provider. 00:00 💊 GLP1 agonists are used for diabetes and obesity, but may cause side effects like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and decreased appetite. 00:51 🚫 GLP-1 agonists can cause hypoglycemia, injection site reactions, and pancreatitis. 01:25 👩⚕ GLP1 agonists may have potential side effects, but the benefits in controlling blood sugar and weight loss may outweigh the risks. 02:11 💊 Common side effects of gp1 agonists include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and decreased appetite, which may lead to reduced food intake and malnutrition if not managed properly. 02:44 🚫 GLP-1 agonists can cause low blood sugar and injection site reactions, as well as an increased risk of pancreatitis. 03:18 💊 Glp1 agonists may have potential side effects, but the benefits in blood sugar control and weight loss may outweigh the risks. 04:12 💊 Common side effects of the medication include diarrhea and decreased appetite, which may lead to reduced food intake and malnutrition if not managed properly. 04:37 💊 GLP-1 agonists can lower blood sugar levels, but may also lead to hypoglycemia, injection site reactions, pancreatitis, and potential risk of thyroid tumors, so it's important to discuss concerns with a healthcare provider.
Couldn’t get through the vid. The narrator’s odd voice and weird speaking cadence made me run for the hills. 🏃 Was it some kinda weird computer-voice fail?
TLDR: Medicare Part D now covers the GLP1 weight loss drug for obese patients with established cardiovascular disease to reduce the risk of events like stroke. 00:00 👵 Medicare now covers weight loss drugs, specifically the GLP1 drug, under Medicare Part D, but not all weight loss drugs are covered. 00:49 👍 Medicare Part D plan can cover a specific weight loss drug, but not all drugs are eligible. 01:37 💊 GLP1 weight loss drug is now covered by Medicare, including OIC, rebeles, mongero, and ZB. 02:28 💡 Medicare now covers GLP1 weight loss drug based on FDA label use, but not for off-label use or Z bomb. 03:03 👀 GLP1 weight loss drug is now covered by Medicare for obese patients with established cardiovascular disease. 04:00 💊 Medicare now covers a weight loss drug for overweight patients with established cardiovascular disease to reduce the risk of events like stroke. 04:44 👍 Medicare Part D now covers the GLP1 weight loss drug, but only this specific drug is covered, not others.
@@dezmanning4525 they offered me 1700 and gave me the option to have the mediator do a conference call to help us come to an agreement. My conference call next week, so I will know more then.
I did some research. looks like it is for banjo neck adjustment. it controls the neck up-down angle when you lay your banjo flat. You can use a flashlight to see where the hole leads to. as long as the neck is not moving and not affect playing, I don't worry too much about it...
@@dododepapa Thank you. Unfortunately for me it is affecting playing. I will have to try and find out what the missing piece looks like and try to find or make one. 😊
