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How about an Orca hatchery?

The social security "crisis" was known to be coming a long long time ago, and could have been avoided by an adjustment in the payroll tax rate, and also the payroll tax base, by raising the income cutoff number. As long as we allow a minimum wage that can't be lived on let alone save for...

Heat can also be radiated.

The insertion of AI generated nonsense has in general reduced the value of search engines in my experience. Nonsensical articles that just repeat a few keywords over and over but never share any real expertise on a subject. I'm gonna go ahead and try to use the internet, and I'm gonna complain...

We gots to protect the donuts.

A couple years ago a speculator built a large distribution warehouse here near Longview. it sat empty for a couple years and is now being made into an Amazon distribution center with all the associated automation. I wonder how much of AWS is housed in these distribution centers. I also wonder...

And all this for something that to the casual user is barely useful at all and requires a bit of diligence to keep it from being a negative. AI should be limited to research, otherwise the human race cannot afford it. Erin is just collecting data, people report stuff, and she includes it in...

This may help. https://brockovichdatacenter.com/#map-section

What no bobber?

I have at least sixteen.

It's worth it. Play with recipes and find something you like before doing the 20 lb batches though. I know I done it before.

If it’s possible to keep the friendship part alive, do it. May never amount to more than that, but friends who know your weirdness well are valuable. My first wife probably realized she made a mistake years after it was too late, you just never know. Don’t let that keep you from moving on...

I'm guessing the above is happening. Just tie to the bend of the hook. I've never had a problem with that.

20 some years ago I loaned a Gott cooler to a friend. Nice cooler, kept stuff cold through more than a week archery hunting in September. The friend let the lid slam back against the ridiculously weak hinges, ending said hinges usefulness. From that day on I bought the rigid type...

Still on simms prior to the sellout. Before that I had Redington, which were a complete disappointment, delaminated extensively. Next pair will probably be grundens.

I saw a guy in Alaska use this: https://www.dexpan.com/pages/how-to-use-dexpan-break-concrete-rocks-easily It works.

I wonder if you had a comprehensive policy, if it would be covered under that. Damage while moving. We usually get that with a 1000 deductible, but 10k would help.

I didn't know all the names of the grips either, and in my research there was a guy talking about how tennis elbow could be averted with big handed folks (I am one of those too) by having larger grips (on tennis rackets) to fit. Makes me wonder if my chronic tennis elbow could have been...

I had a 12 foot ted Williams Jon boat when I was a kid. It was amazingly light. Wish I still had it. A machinist might be able to fabricate something pretty cheap. I like the idea of delrin bushings that you can replace. That would cure the squeaky oarlock syndrome.

Ah sorry for the misunderstanding. Maybe something like these- https://a.co/d/0bvxhBoo