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Are there any books or articles that discuss this that you think are worth reading and aren't too dense/academic? I find in interesting but I wouldn't say it is something I've studied.
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Man, I forgot to include a link. https://blackironhorse.com/en/product/polly-2-cargo-bike/
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There's even a rear steering cargo trike company in Denmark. It's weird but I had an explanation that it was meant for low speed and maneuverability with cargo rather than as an exercise machine or high speed transportation. I
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Yeah unfortunately it breaks Firefox for me.
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San Francisco's motto on the seal is "Oro en paz, fierro en guerra", or "Gold in peace, iron in war". Which doesn't suck as far as mottos go.
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I've heard about businesses that had to jump into a fundraising mode to prepare for the tariffs just so they could receive product. There's also the problem in less direct sales where businesses in the chain expect a certain margi
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That straight line in the map doesn't look like the maps for any earthquakes I've felt. It looks like it was on the Sagaing Fault which is a different type of fault from the ones I've experienced. https://en.wikipe
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I wonder about the added wear on roads that comes with so much added weight. That is the kind of cost that is easy to put in someone else's bucket until it impacts everyone. One of the roads near here was closed for a while putting a l
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I figure BMX might count although I'm disconnected from that scene for some years. I think it had to survive getting big and commercial before money moved on to other (bigger) things.
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In another online community I'm part of I've watched members become mods, start to hate dealing with the messy parts of the community, get burnt out, then usually disappear. Sometimes they come back other times they don't. Or
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I think there is a decent distinction between a pardon in the last days of power and actions taken in the beginning of a term.
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Lions were also roaming Europe relatively recently, likely into the middle ages.
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What I wrote down below is a bit jumbled, but I felt like you describe something I hadn't realized yet. That maybe my brain has changed. And I needed to respond and think about your idea. I hope you are finding a way to deal with it. T
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I'd be curious about South America as well as North America. I found Pekka Hämäläinen's Indigenous Continent to be a worthwhile history of North America, although mostly it was focused on events during European exploration of Nort
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This is my understanding from a former poultry farmer, but of course he had a reason to blame the other types of chicken raising for bird flu issues. I think both can be true, and you're in effect gambling different ways with each stra
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Yeah I was thinking about how one could explore this information to look at spcefic events but they might not have enough data to show them. For example I would expect the enclaves of Occitan speakers in far southern Italy would show up.
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Measuring by cars sold it's actually close to 5x. In 2023 I see 9.2 million from VW, and 1.8 million from Tesla.
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I have been tossing around thought that her campaign didn't feel like it positioned an opponent/enemy as part of the attempt to appeal to disaffected republicans. I'm not convinced that trotting out officials from the Bush e
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That's an interesting thought, I haven't picked up on it but you're right. Most of my associations with powerhouse are from trails or ares that used to have powerhouses and now have empty buildings, ruins or traces left over.
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I think the coldest I've drank a beer was about -17C. Made memorable by going to finish my beer after talking for a few minutes and my lips briefly froze to the can. Plenty of people I know drink beer outside while and after skiing.
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On the topic of interpolation, I wonder if other areas along the trail of the Yellowstone hotspot might be easier/better sources of lithium. I suspect Nevada makes access easier than areas in the Snake river plain. But some of those ar
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My partner and I listen to a podcast about tattoos and history called Beneath the Skin on long drives. One of the hosts, Matt Lodder has made a career studying tattooing. As an outsider I didn't expect it to be as interesting as it is
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I went and looked at our pictures it was the bog boardwalk in Ucluelet but the shorepine bog trail also had them. I don't know if both species of sundew were there, I didn't know to look for different types. inaturalist is pretty
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Someone on here I think runs Plain Text Sports. I rarely follow games, but I like the idea of such a simple site. https://plaintextsports.com/
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For the saprophytes I don't know if they have a seasonal pattern. Truly I don't know much about them at all. The sundews I grow tend to die back in the fall, so it might be coming to the end of their season soon. We were there in
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From your reply to me up above I'd guess you've probably checked out the sundew bog next to Campbell lake? We did a couple of the short hikes this summer on a quick day trip exploring the island, next year we're going back to
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I think I have seen white chiloensis in the Washington Cascades. The fruits are small, pinky nail sized. Next summer I'll go back and try to get a better ID.
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I've recently been on a hunt for farmer's cheeses and visiting Eastern European grocery stores, I'll have to look for that jam. On the Bilberry front, I found a book about the vaccinium species of North America to try and ide
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Do you have any advice for this or for identifying why certain strawberries are different? My partner and I have found small patches of small delicious white strawberries in the forest but I tried saving some seeds without any success. Ther
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I recently got some help from my banker dealing with sorting out accounts following a death. When we finished she told me she'd appreciate a review on the survey I'd likely get, but that only 4s and 5s (or 9s-10s) count. In the en
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