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Knight Street(nearest major steet) and 41st is dangerous. Big intersection.

I’d wager the SUV was speeding through the light at 41st and Knight, then rushing through the intersection at Culloden.

Henry Cavill:
Superman, Sherlock Holmes, Geralt of Rivia, Wolverine.

Simple:

He and his crew had 2 years of prep for Lotr, storyboards, finding locations, making props and sets, etc.

New Line Cinemas forced him to do that same prep in 6 months for the Hobbit. Allegedly they didn’t even fully finish the script and had to cut in Del Toro scenes.

That everyone will accept the loss of the real internet for the dystopian nightmare we have now.

And that it will get worse in ways we cannot imagine.

We saw Nazis as bad and shunned them.

Gen Z and Gen Alpha created Incels.

Lets not overlook that the Dutch also had a raging resistance that included companies intentionally making faulty parts for the Nazis.

There is a shifting of themes that basically tracks with the corporate takeover of the US government.

1. (1993) Companies fucking around with systems they don’t understand is the problem. Rich guy underestimates nature.
2. (1997) Rich guy learned lesson. Corporate greed did not.
3. (2001) post-dotcom crash: A rich fucker and his stupid family learn the lesson about the company that fucked with nature. Governments are bad for not interveneing.
4. (2015) post-Birther: Company and its rich founder are naive and innocent. US Government and US education are the bad guys.
5. (2018) Corporate suits are the good guys. Science is the bad guys.
6. (2022) A (suddenly) European company is the bad guys. Science is again the bad guy. Americans are the good guys.
7. (2025) The US company and Military are the good guys.

The thing is that they don’t want an end to those services in reality.

They want an end to the imaginary concept of those services as sold to them by the GOP and corporate media.

She’s an old school Archeologist(read: basically a fancy thief), not a Zoologist/Paleontologist.

The GOP and Democratic sychophants wish that they had renamed their party this first.

SUVs have never really had a good engine to weight ratio.
The first batches of Ford Explorer have a V6 that frankly cannot handle mountain highways because of the thing’s weight.

I remember when a company doing road work did do due diligence, called, was told exactly where an oil pipeline was.

Then they hit the pipeline.

Turned out that the US oil company had lost the maps showing the precise pipeline location and had lied to everyone.

Fuck big oil.

What is the scope of the zoning plan densification?

If they’re taking single family homes and putting up high rise towers; if the city did not expand transportation or public services(water and sewage) in any way (bigger sidewalks, buses, trams, bike lanes) the assholes are right.

Ex had gallbladder issues that ran in the family.

One night she had bad abdominal pain. Drive over and rush her to hospital. Gets in 15 minutes. Nurses provide aid and pain relief, night shift ER doc looks her over, determines is likely gall bladder and it needs to be removed based on pain. Morning doctor looks her over, says it’s not bad enough to warrant immediate attention, sends her home with painkillers, an appointment for an ultrasound and a 6 month-ish waitlist for removal.

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Two nights later, same story, she opts for an ambulance this time. This time the same night shift doctor stays a bit late to ensure that she gets an ultrasound right away.

Gets sent home after the ultrasound and told that they will phone with next steps same day.

11am, go back to the hospital, get told that she is being admitted for immediate gallbladder removal. Ended up taking a day and a half to get to the surgery because of a bad motorcycle accident then two emergency c-sections tired out the only surgeon available and his staff over a straight 24 hour shift. 8 hours sleep and she was first up. Got it out, follow up at a nurse practitioner to get the drain removed.

Cost to us: $0

Bumblebees can do simple math problems and like to play, which happens to be one of the current (as far as I am aware) scientific signs of intelligence.

Just because its a bug doesn’t mean its stupid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ghws6YFsPJA

Fair enough, good points.

I wonder if “artist” means “AI” here. Because yeah, 4 bathroom is entirely over the top.
Also, there isn’t a way to get to the mech or water heater. It’s also missing a balcony, which is typical on towers these days.

It is, IMHO, fairly easily fixed though. Move the middle left one down and change that bathroom to a bigger kitchen. The far left one becomes a larger communal bathroom 1, with the new hallway serving it and the two left bedrooms.

Do the same on the right, but merge the utilites into the now 2nd communal bathroom. Make the former bedroom hallway into a walk in closet for the master bedroom. And get rid of the small closet in that bedroom to give it slightly more space and its own bathroom entrance.

Not talking about office. Talking about the control panel for windows itself.

E.G. network adapter settings. Used to be up front, now you have to dig for them.

MS has been doing that little by little since windows XP. Keeping the useful control panel and system elements, but burying them under layers of “user-friendly” menus that offer little to no actual control.

Because they encourage creativity and independent thought.

I’ll note that they loved the propaganda and mental training that America’s Army provided.