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dubyah
5y ago
https://softwoodlumberboard.org/california-building-standard... "With this approval, California will adopt the entire series of the ICC approved change proposals for the design of tall wood buildings in California. Cal
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Taken as in active use or as in the hands of private land owners? Not uniformly so, in either case. As someone else has mentioned, within the built environment would be at the top end. As far as solar power plants go, geographically altere
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It's not like the area is straight up (coarse and rough and irritating) sand. Tortoises, foxes, lizards, snakes, rodents, bats, birds, etc. Flora wise, it's going to be predominantly desert scrub bush and to a lesser degree, micro
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6y ago
Have you considered contacting your local vector control office? If it's just an ornamental pond rather than a natural waterway, mosquito fish are an option.
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Ikea used to sell two different versions of the Ladda battery. The brown versions with lower capacity / higher cycle life did switch from Japan to China, but they've discontinued those(or at least no longer stock them @ my local s
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6y ago
Being publicly traded doesn't negate the fact they are private sector entities. None of them are state owned enterprises.
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But they are tested regularly. Each production is also supposed to have a dedicated person to handle Covid-19 compliance with final authority on such matters and separation/segmentation of bubbles/zones for those that closely or w
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6y ago
It's not, really. Third party ballot collection is allowed but the voter has to designate someone to collect said ballot. The return envelope has a section for the third party's name, signature, and relationship to the voter. If t
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7y ago
Not that simple given their sole California location in Tustin has been doing quite well. Fry's imploding has only made it even more popular.
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7y ago
Landfill gas to power used to be more prevalent, but an AQMD rule change to reduce NOx made them switch to flaring instead because it couldn't compete against subsidized renewables. http://www.latimes.com/local/cal
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Coffee's fine. https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.... A nonlinear association between coffee consumption and CVD risk was observed in this meta-analysis. Moderate coffee consum
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Their official usage video shows touching of the sides and that person doesn't appear to have particularly large hands either. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExuvJkZ61Cg With large hands, there's an extra degree
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I don't think Apple ever had a mouse with truly discrete left & right mouse buttons. Ever since the mighty mouse, they've used a single switch for both buttons but used touch sensors to differentiate between left and right cli
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The problem with the no hands-on-steering-wheel detection claim Tesla keeps bringing up is that it's quite fallible and not as conclusive as they insist. A light touch(like one might expect while driving a freeway with cruise control a
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Like radar? Eh, if it went into production as they had envisioned, it would have been built only to F-104 kind of numbers. By compromising a little on the air to air aspect, they gained enormously in the air to ground aspect and overall uti
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>But that form of CAS is unique to the 'last war'. Unique like how the A-10 has been operating in such uncontested airspace of the 'last war'? An SU-25 was downed by a MANPADS last year in Syria. The A-10 is tough an
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>It's what Boyd warned everyone about during the last generation, you need to avoid mutli role aircraft as they're not good at anything. Like the F-16 or the F-15E? Hillaker said he'd have designed the F-16 differently(mo
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As a counterpoint: the FEC over the past decade. The Republican voting bloc has stymied enforcement actions for much of that time.
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Not really. Desalination plant built & proposed locations have largely been adjacent to power plants or wastewater facilities. The main reason we don't have desalination plants is that the water is more expensive than other sources
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8y ago
Many of the newer or at least better lacing systems for snowboard boots use separate controls for foot & leg or liner & shell. Tongue shims on your liners might help. A replacement heat molded liner is another option.
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It's just treated with borates. Wouldn't use it in wet locations or for direct ground contact because it's water soluble and that would hinder its protection, but it's far from toxic as you seem to be implying. Meh, even
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New Jersey & Alaska have already largely abolished cash bail. There's a Planet Money episode on New Jersey's bail reform: https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2017/07/12/536905881/
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C. difficile & trehalose?
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The worst part is that the dongles are individually keyed/paired to their respective keyboards. If it breaks or is misplaced, getting another dongle won't work. The newer Surface Ergonomic keyboard is bluetooth, but it's not
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9y ago
I interpreted the parent post as talking about chilled water thermal energy storage as opposed to evaporative cooling.
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They are immensely popular. But drive-thrus are still at the core of their service ever since the first location which was drive-thru only. That's one of many things that can't be said of any of their upscale competitors, hence th
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9y ago
In-N-Out is fast food. Five Guys and all the other restaurants you've mentioned fall under fast casual.
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I think there's a consensus going for breeding bees for varroa sensitive hygiene/ mite resistance, but treatment free is excessive. You don't need to let the colony die when you're concerned with selecting for genetics.
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Have you considered carbon steel skillets? They're not as worry free and have less heat retention than cast iron, but they're also much lighter and can be seasoned to a non-stick finish.
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That doesn't sound right. West Virginia University's 2014 report to the ICCT only included 3 cars, 2 of which were VWs. There's a unpublished report by WVU with suspicions on Fiat-Chrysler, but that's been floating arou
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