
I’ve been slow to write because I recently returned from a vacation to France. Above is something I saw there. I’ll leave it to my readers to guess what this is, and where it came from.
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Author: Daniel Ginsberg, MD, FACP
I'm an internal medicine physician and have avidly applied computers to medicine since 1986, when I wrote my first medically oriented computer programs. So yes, that means I'm at least 35-years-old!
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I can’t identify this photo..snow in France covered by something? nicole
That’s not right either nicole
it is a building block used to support a vertical support of a stucture
Cheese
Very good! It is goat cheese from the Loire Valley called Valençay. The cheese is made in molds, and later covered with powdered charcoal. Each region of France uses a different shape to identify their goat cheese.