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I'm not surprised but I'm also curious, did they provide the list of conditions that qualify as comorbidities?

What he said, cost and variety, mostly variety. Cost is marginal with the extra work involved starting with seeds, though perhaps there is some extra satisfaction. We've had good luck with a seed biodome.... https://parkseed.com/park-bio-dome-seed-starter/c/bio-dome/

I was meaning a heli-coil type repair that keeps the original screw size. But I wouldn't be completely jazzed that my brand new toy had a repair like that in it. Swapping slides with S&W seems an easy option, provided you could find someone willing to do so. Maybe they could sell you a new slide for $1 and give you $1 core exchange, if that makes their paperwork easier.

Any chance the retailer would swap slides with you? Assuming they have one to swap. Those tiny screws are prone to break. They're not easy to make and any little flaw at the base of the head will snap it right off. As for removing it... a dab of epoxy to glue it to something else, then some penetrating oil and some heat should get it out of there. Or possibly cut a slot in it for a flat screwdriver. Any access to the other side? Is it a blind hole or through hole? But getting it out is only half the problem. You might get lucky and be able to just chase the threads, but drilling it out and tapping one size up is a strong possibility. You could probably get a threaded insert for it, but its not the easiest thing when it's so small. Either way, that's a lot of suckage for a brand new gun.

Tried that. It works until the rag gets saturated, then it's drip, drip, drip, drip.... The leaky faucet after dripping could be due to hard water deposit build up. I had to replace seals in our shower valve twice a year at our old house.

I don't really recall how windy it was. Yes, the crawlspace is sealed up pretty well. I've been down there on a sunny day looking for light shining through and have sealed up gaps with expanding foam. Vapor barrier on the ground and R19 in the floor joists. The only pipes I have along the outer walls are the spigots, and they're freeze proof with foam covers. The other water lines (copper) are a few feet in from the walls, which is where I measured the temp. I have some of the split foam on the hot line that runs the length of the house, but that's it. The reason I measured the temp was to decide if I needed to listen to water dripping all night.

I had similar paranoia so several years ago when it got down to 10F, I crawled under my house with a thermometer. Temps adjacent to the water lines were about 35F. So now I know I'm fine at 10, probably fine well into single digits. That's with power/heat in the house. Very different if no heat.

Much to my surprise and disappointment, the roads here were fine. I was hoping it would either be so bad I couldn't go to work, or I'd at least get some good drifting practice in on the way. Unfortunately neither happened.

Barely 1/2" here in murvul. We mostly got a sleety, slushy, rain. I suspect an icy mess tomorrow morning.

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I didn't mean to come across as a dig on you. I just got aggravated reading that pathetic attempt at journalism. One of the best features of the USA is freedom of religion, be it a mainstream one or not. I got the vibe that the author somehow decided that because these folks are a fringe Christian group, they intentionally burned down a bunch of houses. The only supporting facts he/she presents are completely irrelevant.

That's because the traffic and rain will wash most of it into the sewer before it starts snowing. The only thing that accomplishes is rusting cars, drain pipes, and polluting the waterways. But they have to appear to be doing something.

I use a little of my wife's face lotion or some aloe when my face gets wind burn.

That article is almost complete speculation and the group's religion is irrelevant. They've narrowed it down to one area and a shed fire was reported there, those are the only pertinent facts. Whether those people claim to be Christian, Buddhists, or Martians has no bearing on anything. The majority of that article is a poorly disguised attack on a religious group.

And as expected, it's all gone now.

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We got about 3" in murvul. Made for some good sledding and a snowball fight this morning.

I think Alabama and Georgia both took their foot off the gas a bit and started rotating kids once they were well in control. Both games could have been 50-3. There was a notable absence of late game cramps and "injuries" that tend to occur in close games. And UT got totally screwed. Several of those PI calls and that TD.... that was really, really bad.

This. Glad they're safe. Stuff can be replaced.

Bent rear sight? It wouldn't take much to snag it on something and tweak it. I assume you've checked the barrel for any nicks.

With all the rain, I bet Burgess Falls is roaring. You may not be able to get down to it. Also recommend Mama Rosa's in Cookeville.

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If you're sick, seek treatment sooner rather than later. If you're not sick, don't stress about it.

And there's a camera setting to not include location data with pictures. It works on my phone as the exif data only shows the date/time, phone model, exposure settings, file size, etc..

Agreed. Folks don't realize the extent of their jurisdiction, and they way overreach in some instances.