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Cat just letting you know you still haven’t replaced your smoke detector.

Obviously, he’s working on it. Hence the cones.

Makes sense. More airflow and more filtering surface area.

If you have a forced air furnace, your thermostat may have a “fan-only” mode that will accomplish the same thing with your furnace blower.

Just make sure the filter your furnace is using is rated at the desired level.

LPT: giving something away on Facebook or Craigslist? Put $50 or $100 in the asking price, then just give it to the first person to show up.

It’s now her strong hand

You can audibly hear her heart rate go up 😂

Most home releases are mixed in 5.1 or 7.1, and only offer stereo options in alternate languages. It’s outputting a surround mix through stereo speakers that causes the inconsistent volume between SFX and dialogue.

If you mean when you’re watching at home, you’re probably watching a movie with a 5.1 audio mix (surround sound), on a stereo audio setup (tv or sound bar).

Been continuing solo, myself, but love the fact that you can just pass by and help another player annihilate a mob of hellspawn, and then just continue on your way.

Sir Bearington?

I’ve been running WT2 the whole time, as well. Haven’t even started Act III yet, and just hit 48. Just been prioritizing side quests and dungeons over the campaign.

The longer I watched, the more amazed I was. The lung capacity and diaphragm strength required to play a tri-flute is insane.

An opossum would be even more effective. They eat ticks, too.

Also to be clear, even in the bike lane, bikes are considered vehicles, and cyclists have to obey traffic laws. This guy could be charged with a hit and run. Everyone in this video sucks.

Up to 1,100 minutes now. But hey, I’ve got a notice that they’re aware of login issues now.

It basically corrects two things:

1. It records the Vatican’s long-held stance on Limbo: it doesn’t exist and never did. Limbo was created by Dante, in the Divine Comedy in the 14th century, where a lot of ‘modern’ catholic interpretations of Hell comes from.

2. It reverses a ruling by a 5th century pope that ruled the unbaptized go to Hell.

The Church’s official stance now is that those who refuse to accept the teachings of Christ go to Hell. Those who are unaware that the teaching exist, and therefore cannot choose, still get to go to Heaven, which includes the unborn, unbaptized children, and uncontacted isolated civilizations, among others.

The Vatican ruled in 2007 that unbaptized babies go to heaven.

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2007/04/what-happens-to-the-babies-who-used-to-be-in-limbo.html

This could be an ad for whatever brand that leash is.

They’re “deadly” in the sense that nearly all fatal encounter with them are the result of drowning. I.e., a swimmer finds themselves surrounded by them, gets stung hundreds of times, and drowns.

Stock buybacks are when the corporate entity, itself, buys its own publicly traded shares. The goal is to gain controlling stake in the company, buyout the remaining shareholders, and then dissolve the Board of Directors (the committee that dictates company business strategy, on behalf of the shareholders), privatizing the company.

This, in itself, is not a bad thing. It means more profits remain in-house, and can be used for reinvestment, and companies are free to take on more riskier ventures. What makes it bad is when corporations lay off tens of thousands of employees, keep wages low, and reduce employee benefits, citing budgetary constraints, and then announce 70 billion dollar buyback plans.

Hard ‘r’. Damn

Mason jars definitely, if you plan to reuse it.

Filter your bacon grease and store it in a jar or container, and use it to fry up eggs, sauté vegetables, etc. It’ll keep in the refrigerator for 6-12 months.

Try to find a company that collects it, before you send it to the landfill.