Mark Stark
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Our #whindex status maps reflect our closures as of 2pm today in advance of #HurricaneMilton. More updates to come. Please stay safe.
**Due to the potential for variations in Milton's path, this information is subject to change without notice. Please follow local guidance.


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"We've got 20% of the world's fresh water." – @Tim_Walz
Was hoping to get a callout by name, but that'll do.
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We ran this webinar on data modeling for the Vehicle Signal Specification a few months ago, not sure I ever posted it. It was a fun session. The data modeling bits start around 10:30. @MongoDB
vimeo.com/925944053

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Congrats to Olin Kreutz, Lance Briggs and Peanut Tillman on being included in the @ProFootballHOF's Class of '25 nominees 👏
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@The_Fallon I had to take a 2nd hurricane day to distract the small child
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@JasonKelce A cat on your chest is completely immobilizing, a purring cat is basically the heaviest thing that exists. A cat on your chest is a workout. #Science
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I don’t care what some crackpot doctor on WebMD says, it is ridiculous to assume a purring cat is going to increase bone strength in any measurably significant amount. Running, lifting weights, eating a well balanced diet, these are things that improve bone strength. Sitting on your ass while a cat purrs on you is not doing a damn thing for your bones Jenna
Jenna Beacom@jfbeacom
@JasonKelce "Many experts theorize that the 25 Hz frequency of the cat’s purr might offer a kind of built-in physical therapy. It’s probably no accident that this frequency is also used in humans to help wounds heal faster, Hart says." webmd.com/pets/cats/feat…
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