@Horace @George-K I think the brown building

@Jolly said in Dining rooms going away. More Americans lonely.: meal time was pretty much set and we ate together. Agree. Good thing to do. I also agree with your comment about mental illness increaseing as people are more isolated.

Here is to 25 more years Sydney!!

@George-K said in Southern Baptist Church - on women pastors and IVF: @Axtremus said in Southern Baptist Church - on women pastors and IVF: The Southern Baptists voted to: Oppose IVF Reject a tighter ban on women in pastoral posts Their religion, their choice. THat's how it works, isn't it? He also forgot to mention that SBC churches have a lot of autonomy.

@Doctor-Phibes said in Something to consider on leaving money to your kids.: @Renauda said in Something to consider on leaving money to your kids.: If I survive my spouse, it is my intention to bounce the cheque on the undertaker. I hate to think what he'll do to your corporeal remains when he discovers the shortfall. Not an issue. My corpse will go to the University’s Faculty of Medicine for teaching purposes. Zero funeral costs. No funeral, no memorial. No undertaker.

@Mik said in The Joros are coming: Don’t think they can fly over the Appalachians. Their primary cause of spread isn't flying, it's hitching rides…

Well, the Billboard Chris one was cool. And the argument with the Pittsburgh sports guy…

https://futurism.com/the-byte/boeing-starliner-stuck-space-station-more-leaks After years of delays and technical problems, Boeing's Starliner finally made it to the International Space Station with NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams on board last week. But when exactly it'll be able to undock and deliver its crew of two back to the surface remains to be seen. Teams have discovered an astonishing five different helium leaks so far, each representing yet another thorn in the spacecraft's already cursed development. The gas is "used in spacecraft thruster systems to allow the thrusters to fire" while navigating through space, according to Boeing. NASA is giving Boeing another four days, extending Wilmore and Williams' mission onboard the ISS from June 14 to no earlier than June 18, though it's unclear whether the leaks are to blame for the delay. Boeing is still "assessing what impacts, if any, five small leaks in the service module helium manifolds would have on the remainder of the mission," according to an update.

@Axtremus said in Ghost Postings: Was there ever a time even you didn‘t want to be there? Generally between 6am and about 3.30pm.

The pulse would also affect the CCP forces.

Seems like an abuse of the ballot system. Also they should realize not every secretary or janitor is going to vote to pay doctors more money.

Make no small plans.

The driver of the SWAT vehicle cracks me up. Casually looks at his partner like "WTF?". Incredible footage from the body cams... I know exactly where that house is, I walked by it the other day (well the empty lot) when I was in town for work. That being said... and I know "why" they did it, but it's a little humorous the cops evacuate nearby houses AFTER the explosion when it's clear the suspect is dead.

Do y'all have purple martins? https://www.motherearthnews.com/diy/how-to-build-a-birdhouse-zmaz98fmzkin/

. Check the main water supply pipe and find the valve next to the meter. You can tighten or loosen the bolt at the top of the valve to increase or decrease water pressure respectively. Tighten the bolt in small increments at a time, then use the pressure gauge to see when you reach the right PSI between 40 and 60. https://enduricplumbing.com/resources/how-to-increase-your-water-pressure/#:~:text=Check the main water supply,PSI between 40 and 60.

More than two bangs...

@Copper said in Good news for the geezers among us: playing video games while driving demands more brain power. Apple CarPlay to the rescue!

The EPA just announced stricter rules on ethylene oxide that would require commercial sterilizing outfits to dramatically reduce emissions. The findings here could help regulators identify and more tightly monitor hot spots. Our study demonstrates the need for more accurate measurements to help identify locations to install monitors for more long-term monitoring and so we can best protect the health of people who are living in those areas," DeCarlo said. You should be able to do the monitoring of health by geography to identify the problem rather than monitoring the ethylene oxide. Of course the problem has already occurred by that time. And both should be monitored.

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