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An air fryer is a countertop convection oven, so if you already have a convection oven, it's redundant. And yeah, their strength is that they cook with little or no oil, NOT that they make food that tastes just like fried. You'll notice the difference.

I don’t have one, but I probably still have my old avalanche cord, a long length of bright red nylon string that backcountry skiers would trail behind them, so a searcher might find the cord and dig their way to a buried skier. So yeah, you want a beacon and not the archaic solution.

I've donated a seat. The eyes of the nation will be on Virginia on Monday.

Like you weren’t going to be there anyway...

Bacon? Who misnames bacon?

The description says fixed stock but the pic sure looks like an adjustable stock. That may be causing some confusion

This link is encouraging. Bloomberg has spent $200 million already on advertising, not counting his paid campaign staff which I believe is over 300 employees. He’s promised to spend a billion or more on his campaign. He’s not campaigning in the early polling states-Iowa, NH, etc-instead going all-in on the Super Tuesday states when the largest number of delegates will be selected, just 8 weeks from now So what is this laser-like focus and potential billion dollar investment likely to buy him? Polls today indicate that he is on track to pick up exactly ZERO delegates on Super Tuesday https://americanlookout.com/report-michael-bloomberg-not-on-track-to-capture-any-delegates-despite-spending-millions/

For what it's worth, the IOC banned any such political statements from the 2020 Olympic Games. Political protests by athletes in the 2020 Olympics IOC Rule 50 So Race Imboden, if he's there, can't set down his sword to rail against guns. Colin Kaepernick, should whining become an Olympic sport, can't take a knee. From the IOC rule: This is why it is important, on both a personal and a global level, that we keep the venues, the Olympic Village and the podium neutral and free from any form of political, religious or ethnic demonstrations. If we do not, the life’s work of the athletes around us could be tarnished, and the world would quickly no longer be able to look at us competing and living respectfully together It's well written--it bans protest or political statements of any kind by athletes, officials, or coaches while on the field of play, in the Olympic village, or in any medal, opening or closing ceremony. It does not restrict what the athletes say in interviews, on social media, or in closed team meetings. It doesn't specify penalties, leaving those up to the the IOC, national Olympic committee, and whatever international federation governs that sport, but presumably suspensions and being stripped of medals would be options.

All you need to know is exactly when you are going to die, and perhaps exactly when your spouse is going to die, and you can quickly calculate exactly when to start collecting benefits in order to maximize your return. Easy-peasy.

Looking forward to the update, since I can’t make it to the meetings. And the monthly email updates have never mentioned what they are actually doing to the range.

A new Walter GSP or Pardini SP might bump up my bullseye scores. . I’d need a little time with each before picking one.

It helps if you are a side sleeper to get in your natural sleeping position on the mattress in the store, and have someone behind you look at your spine. It should be straight if the mattress firmness is correct for you

Depends on the model and what characteristics matters to you. The finish and the single action trigger pull on the Python are unequalled. Personally, I think the aesthetics are as well. And, of course, the cylinder rotates in the correct direction. Smiths generally have a better double action pull and a shorter hammer throw/faster lock time. I also prefer pushing the cylinder latch on a Smith to pulling it on a Colt.

OK, let me get out in front of the coming market crash for original Pythons. I'll pay $500 for any Python in reasonable condition. Way better than 'nothing'. Python owners: Act fast, before I change my mind.

Wanna bet?

$350 for a barely used one in the early ‘90’s

Yes, lots of people moving in the directions you indicate--but I hardly think it's orchestrated. How would 'they' get thousands of people (about 28,000* moved from NJ to FL in 2018) to pack up homes and families and careers and move to the strategic cities you mention? Secret cash incentives to liberals who promise to move and vote? Or is it more likely that better weather, lower taxes, and huge honkin' retirement communities are the drivers? *Mass migration out of the Northeast

Fenbendazole and mebenzadole showed some promise in the lab; though I'm not sure that fenbendazole ever made it into a clinical trial. But testing comes to a halt on almost everything-there is nothing sinister about that. Several hundred thousand compounds typically fail in the lab in order to get one compound into clinical trials, and 90% of clinical trials fail, because the drug doesn't work, or doesn't work better than what is already on the market, or because of some off-target effect. Most likely liver tox, at least in the case of fenbendazole. Both compounds are long off patent, so anybody can make and sell them. Veterinary fenbendazole--the only source--is available online for only a couple of dollars a dose. Impax Labs happens to now be the only source for mebenzadole, and their business model is largely based on predatory pricing for old drugs where the market is too small to interest any other manufacturers. Nothing sinister there, either, though jacking up the price is an ugly side of capitalism.

It's been a spectacular decade for progress in cancer treatment, and the pace is only accelerating. Claims that the '100% cure' is out there, but being hidden by the pharma companies, are nonsense. Cancer researchers and pharma execs still die from cancer at the same rate as everyone else. And I can assure you that no one is 'taking one for the team' just to keep the secret safe.

Happy New Year! Now go burn some ammo.

And what, pray tell, is the 100% cure?

I could be wrong, but as I recall Governor Gopher and his toadies have been saying ‘no’ but in fact the license plus a utility bill showing a NJ address is all that is needed for voter registration.

Fröhliche Weihnachten!

I don’t have an answer, but I’m preparing this week to hang that same model here. I’m looking forward to the upgrade.

NJ has annoyed plenty of other states, though Florida was the one referenced in the post to which I was responding. Not that I expect any states to actually stop recognizing a NJ drivers license. Even though with the state's latest action, it's worth little more as an ID than an expired Blockbuster Video card.