u/No-Hawk-2488
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▲ 0 r/publishing
If you're publishing a book that's going to be sold in bulk to large organizations, your royalty is likely net receipt. What are some things to look out for with net receipt royalty?
I know you want it clearly defined, which is list price - (discounts + potential deductions) and it can vary with deductions. Should you ensure only transportation is allowed for deduction?
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 16 days ago
▲ 3 r/premed
I also started cooking to get my mind off things. If anyone's tried sous vide, I highly recommend it. Seasoned chicken with cowboy butter.
The reason the CDC says to cook chicken to 165 is because that's the temperature needed to instantly kill bacteria but you can pull chicken at 150 because the pasteurization is only 3 mins. If you pull it out at 150F, it'll pasteurize as long as you let it rest before cutting into it. With sous vide, you can get away with 140F because you can control the temperature. At 140, pasteurization time is 30 minutes. At 145, it's 10 minutes. With sous vide, you can get your chicken much juicier and tender. You still need to sear for a good crust, though.
I'm thinking of getting a Big Horn Grill that can heat to 1500 F
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 19 days ago
▲ 3 r/Seagate
I sent my 22tb for data recovery and it reached their lab on 7/28 and they still haven't started the data recovery. I contacted them 2 weeks ago and they said they place my drive on priority but still nothing.
Is anyone else's taking longer than usual? My drive has about 2-3 TB of data, mostly videos.
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 19 days ago
Can someone explain the evolutionary benefit of overt menstruation? All female mammals have a menstrual cycle but most reabsorb the blood via covert menstruation and humans are about the only mammals that discharge the blood, aka overt menstruation.
Without an evolutionary benefit, it wouldn't have spread to every woman of our species.
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 21 days ago
▲ 50 r/premed
Days 27-29 of posting memes until I get an II. I couldn't post because my internet was down
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 27 days ago
▲ 8 r/zatchbell
Sherry in the sequel series
I just started the sequel series and I'm guessing a lot of people didn't like Sherry tolerating her cheating husband but I kind of like it. It shows her as more caring and understanding, even if it was a bit overkill. It shows the real Sherry now that the battles were behind her. They flat-out said she could make him disappear any time she wanted so it's not like she's at his mercy or anything; she just softened up and mellowed out but she can easily bring out that side of her again any time she wants. She hasn't lost her touch either when she fought with Brago again. She also broke the cycle of abuse with her kids, which brought a tear to my eye.
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 1 month ago
After a certain point, abortion becomes unacceptable
Obviously, 6 weeks isn't practical because it's too short, but aborting a baby at 32 weeks is too far. You've had all the obvious signs to know you're pregnant and had the opportunity to get an abortion and some clinics help low-income women get abortions for free or at a reduced cost. There needs to be a cutoff. Plus if you have a cutoff that's reasonable for pro-choice, it'll get more pro-life people to support it because almost no one leans entirely on one side or the other.
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 1 month ago
I would recommend him to people that I think deserve much more than a bullet to the head
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/dadjokes
I shadowed an anesthesiologist
It was a total snooze fest
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 1 month ago
Is this an Asian thing or an immigrant thing?
u/No-Hawk-2488 — 1 month ago