Precipitate

to cause an event to happen (usually a negative connotation); bring about; bring rise to; provoke; trigger

Catherine Frames

Catherine Frames

@oxinabox.bsky.social

Just used up the last of my estradiol undecyate.
I have plenty on enanthate. But no more injections every 3 weeks.

I do have a undecyate vial spare but the precipitate amount in that one is absurd.

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Ned Resnikoff

Ned Resnikoff

@resnikoff.bsky.social

I'm very glad Hopkins Street is going to get its bike lane. It should not have taken anywhere near this long or gotten this vicious. Anyway, here's a piece I wrote three years back about how this fight helped precipitate my decision to move out of Berkeley. https://usa.streetsblog.org/2023/05/18/essay-why-even-the-most-progressive-cities-are-failing-their-car-free-residents

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@wgracy.bsky.social

If either the United States or Israel use nuclear weapons in Iran, then that will precipitate a full blown nuclear engagement with Russia and China. They will not stand by, and they will retaliate with military means which will lead to a nuclear war. It’s that simple. Choose wisely. Wake up.

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