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@Watchman_motto Vaulted ceiling (can see the timbers through the dormer window) but still lets light into the main room so it’s functional. And even more functional if the window opened

I wonder if there really is a room above this patio, or if the dormer is just for looks. But I would think that room is extreme cozy.

@upstreamlax @TigerLacrosse Was the head fake actually meant to be accompanied by finishing high or was that playing mind games with the keeper

ANKLES @TigerLacrosse

@TXMCtrades I didn’t think about controlling/moving the actual lens. Otherwise could sell “viewing access” to an unlimited number of people via subscription with one telescope owner/controller

You're describing a business buying a bunch of telescopes of their own. This is a location that you can rent space for your own telescope. And if a bunch of people are sharing the same feed, who controls the telescope? Logistical issues abound. We're discussing two different kinds of business ideas.

This is an incredible business idea tbh

@Konraddin Find myself considering going back to regular imbimbing for this reason. Brain too loud all the time and not in a productive way

Looking for non drug or alcohol methods for being less aware of everything all the time. Does this exist?

@soberseas At South facing beaches, especially in the winter, you can get a sunrise that is basically over the ocean

People in California sometimes go to the beach to watch the sunrise but the sun rises in the east and then they get upset

@SteveWiesnerSMB Can say from experience that the more you use antiobiotics (bacitracin included), the more UNlikely your immune system will be to successfully fight off infection the next time. Unless you are incredibly diligent about rebuilding balanced gut flora after each use, which is tough

Thinking about death and dying. This Kyle Busch story is so sad. Prayers for him and his family. A few things to take away. First, the way you think you'll die is rarely how it will happen. A good friend is a doctor. He once told me that the number of times a patient passes from a heart attack but it ends up they also had cancer is wild. It's crazy that a guy who spent a huge part of his life driving crowded ovals at 190 mph succumbed to what started as a head cold. Second, infections are scary as hell and they're getting more dangerous (and more common) all the time. I've fought some crazy infections, most from trail run wipeouts, and it's wild how quickly they can set in. My worst was actually from a dog scratch. I was play-fighting with my lab and she scratched me. The tiniest scratch you can imagine. Literally a SPECK of blood on my arm. Knowing I get infections, I immediately cleaned it, doused it with alcohol, then Bacitracin. My SOP. No matter. Still got infected. I also watched my mom spiral with a hospital staph infection after surgery a couple years ago. Came within an inch of losing her and it set in FAST. Lots of reasons infections are becoming more common and more dangerous, including global antibiotic overuse. The lesson: take cuts and scratches seriously and pretty much expect you'll get an infection if you spend any time as an inpatient at a hospital. Infections are lethal and becoming more so. Third and final point. You are the ONLY true advocate for your health. If you're fighting something, don't be the hero. Take the time to get healthy. It's easy to say, hard to do. We all try to push through and make the flight, lead the meeting, etc. despite being under the weather. I'm not saying you should unplug with every sniffle, of course, but recognize we can (and often do) make matters worse by fighting through. Something pretty innocuous turns into something worse and costs us more if we don't listen to our body, even more so as you hit 40, 50 and beyond. Life is weird, man. You never know when your number is going to be called. Busch's story is an extreme example and a wake-up call for all of us. So sorry for his family's loss. 🙏

@lyfscraft People lie about what they eat. Including presidents.

Avg daily caloric consumption has been steadily declining. The race of people who conquered the world weren’t counting calories and having lettuce for lunch. Tacitus noted the Germanics would basically feast all day.

@Torito1774 Would weak signal from satellites at earth also mean low power/low chance of serious harm? Or am I missing something there? Understand that signal coming off of starlink unit itself could be a separate source of harm

This is when I ask Rob Metzinger, CEO of Safe Living Technologies, the million dollar question. When are you going to give us a meter covering the 8-20 GHz range where Elon is operating his Starlink? Watch his full brilliant presentation on EMF mitigation youtube.com/watch?v=mY7s57…

@AdamSimecka Top 10% (better than ever) and bottom 20% (same as always on welfare) are unaffected. Middle 70% may be struggling but nobody is truly cutting back. Families still spending “for the kids”. Singles spending like they’ll never have kids. Nothing will change until people cut back

I'm genuinely surprised how anyone is affording anything right now.

@RickRunGood Is that a museum light over your television?

FYI: if you have YouTube TV, you can go to the secondary audio feed today and get natural sound only. No announcers. You can hear all the player convos. The best way to watch golf.

@Casebradford Also very possible that the ubiquity of cell towers is making the issue worse/more noticeable in modern times - we know frequencies can dictate how water vapor and other aerosols act. Again, don’t know if that was intentional or just a side effect

@Casebradford Whether intentional or not, it’s mostly commercial jets so no, unfortunately there is no solution other than somehow changing the fuel they burn

1. Planes do their “cloud seeding” 2. Area fills with misty cloud cover that forms an every rainbow around the sun Frustrating I feel like there is nothing we can do! Anything we can do to help stop this?

@x26457474 @Memphissippi6 What if the big problem stands in the way of handling all of the little problems? Then the big problem becomes the *only* problem to handle.

Yeah but you can't handle the big problem first. You go step by step. Start with immigration. If we stop immigration and send most of the illegals back the Democrat party as currently constituted is destroyed. This is totally possible just doing E-Verify will remove 70-80% of the illegals. After that everything is possible. But Massie opposed E-Verify. No one that opposes reimigration that stands in the way can be part of the project.

Have people not gotten the memo yet that the entire reason antizionists have taken their rigid position is because they have determined, through extensive research, that it is the single issue which ultimately prevents action on all the other priorities you listed?

@chrishume_ Have you looked into @savekhaki

The summer shorts you need "In a world focused on speed and cost, we remain committed to craftsmanship, consistency, and lasting quality." Made in America by Bills Khakis

@JulieChangRE State of CO covers a lot of cost in many cases, unfortunately. Yes it is silly. If there was no guaranteed safety net there would be fewer tourists doing dumb stuff in the mountains for which they are not equipped

@JohnThomasCre8 which is silly given there aren't enough helicopters/cost but they also can't fly in inclement weather

You'd think they would be selling these homes for a LOT less

@FreedomUSA1981 @BonetaMike @Architectolder $1.1m if it’s >60min of a city or tourism town. $1.4m if <60min

@JohnThomasCre8 @BonetaMike @Architectolder Probably depends where it is.

Life in the country. It is not for everybody

@chrishume_ Maybe true. But tshirts did start to fail 2yrs in and khaki pants have started to fail now with far less wear/abuse/washing than the shirts. Point is, would love to buy “healthy” fibers but with the construction/structural integrity of seasoned American companies

@JohnThomasCre8 Oh got it. Not familiar with it. But getting 3 years of weekly wear out of shirts seems not bad.

It's actually difficult to find a polo Made in the USA And good luck finding one that is 100% cotton and in stock Seems like an open market someone could hyper focus on and crush it

@chrishume_ A lot. Wore tshirts for everything - as undershirts, travel, working out. So lots of wear and washing but still would’ve preferred to spend double for something that aged better. This was Pact brand stuff

@JohnThomasCre8 How much have you worn it?