I doubt anyone intentionally adhered the faucet to the sink, but I cannot tell exactly what is going on from the photos. Need a much closer view from several angles. Do you have any idea who made the faucet?

Thank you everyone! I agree that some of the questions are weird. Some of them weren't her doing - the professor suggested they use prevalidated question sets where possible, so the science related questions came from an official survey question set used by other researchers. I thought those questions in particular were weird and had a hard time answering them. The mask question - I agree it could be worded better, I think she probably meant when you were going to be around people not if you were just in your car or out in your own yard or whatever. But she can't change the wording now without invalidating all the responses so people will just have to answer how they see fit. I guess if she were an official survey writer, they would pilot the survey on a test group first to get feedback like that, but because it's a class, I guess this is part of the learning experience. Anyhow, thanks again for taking the time to help her -- as of last night she had over 300 responses which is awesome!

my clothes were getting tighter and i just refused to 'give in' and buy a bigger size. TBH, i was not heavy but i just refused to fall into 'oh we are older, its just what happens' category. my friend introduced me to THM and it changed everything. basicallly, you do not mix your healthy carbs and fat in the same meal. eg.: eggs with bacon/sausage and 1/2 avocado OR egg whites with veggies on sprouted bread chicken thighs with buttered veggie (broccoli) OR white meat chicken over a bed of lettuce with cucumbers, toms peppers etc and a light dressing (not heavy oils) or on a low-carb wrap/pita it does take some thought, but once you get the hang of it, its easy and automatic. i eat no white anything. no sugar, i do use Truvia. i eat mostly berries as they are least amount of natural sugar. i eat every 3-4 hours, not in between, this is good for your digestion and metabolism. i do have Hashimoto's for about 25-30 years now, and actually my med dose has recently gone down and my thryoid is not as swollen. my Endo is very pleased. i do my best! to not eat after dinner. i walk 5 days a week (3-4 miles), Follow the THM plan and use their recipes which are fabulous. Even DH likes them! BP is perfect, Cholestrol is 180 although my LDL is a slightly above 100, always was since my 30's - genetics?? i am not saying everyone is the same, but this diet lifestyle really works for me. good luck to everyone!

My Mom had acid reflux and esophageal spasms. Her doctor prescribed just 10 mg famotidine (Pepcid), one in the morning and one at night. (the 10mg meant I couldn't buy them at Costco, their generic are 20mg) A gastroenterologist had suggested Prilosec and her PC changed it immediately, felt the famotidine would be easier on kidneys - and she already had osteoporosis, did not need another risk there. Aren't Nexium and Prilosec the same chemical makeup - omeprazole? The famotidine worked and stopped the heart burn and spasms (that she'd had for years). I take one only occasionally so I can't speak to the continued use other than knowing it worked for my Mom without side effects showing up in regular blood testing.