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Participant Our previous bill was also over $100 higher than usual. We contacted the utility and after we followed the utility instructions for checking the meter, we found it buried under 2 feet of dirt and find it hard to believe they can read the meter. They woudn’t really answer that comment but they told us if the next bill comes back more in the normal range that we can put in a request for a credit since there is no way we have used that much extra water (and we have proven we do not have a leak).

By aardvarchaeology on December 9, 2013. I read something annoying; always a good impetus for a blog entry. The offender this time is Nick Saunders of the University of Bristol, writing in Current World Archaeology #62 (Dec/Jan, available on Academia.edu). And the theme is what he calls ”the birth of Modern Conflict Archaeology”. This birth, he explains, began with a 1998 grant of his to study World War 1 trench art, stuff that soldiers made during and after the war. He has since gone on to do fieldwork on the ”Italian Front” along the border between Italy and Sloven...

'Black Women Are 5 Times As Likely to Die in Childbirth. So, Is It Safe for Me to Have a Baby?' Nadine White © Provided by Women's Health UK One writer goes in search of an answer to a question no woman should have to ask herself in 2020: is it safe for me to have a child? In the midst of this, one writer, Nadine White, asks a question that should be required of no one: 'Is it safe for me to have a baby?' Correction: a version of this feature, published in the Dec/ Jan 2020 issue of Women's Health, misattributed research