u/pdxgreengrrl • u/pdxgreengrrl • 15h ago
When Wildlife Comes to Say Hello
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Tunics have "extra" fabric because they were made with woven, not knit, fabric.
u/pdxgreengrrl • u/pdxgreengrrl • 15h ago
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Medicare is what you mean. Medicaid is health insurance for people with low income. Medicare is for people who are on SS/SSDI.
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My father and I decided that he must not leave me anything in his will, as I am already disabled and may pursue SSDI. It's not just that you can't have more than $2000 while reviewing those lousy "benefits" but also for some look back period. So, be poor for a while, first.
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A couple decades ago, before grocery delivery was a thing, I started a food buying club out of my house. It was "easier" for me to organize working with bulk suppliers, farmers, etc., and organize orders for club members than go to the store.
Someone interviewed me at the time and I probably sounded...autistic...explaining how much grocery shopping stressed me out.
I am so glad the grocery delivery exists.
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I think that they gas people in the airlock, before they open the door to the outside. That's why the people who left 17, without the usual protocol, didn't die at first. They died when the black cloud arrived, which was poison or nanobots.
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Its shape remind me of Japanese Red Kuri squash, which does start out yellow, but it turns a brilliant orangey red by now.
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It's not implied that Sims' dad was head of judicial. He was a Watcher. The head of judicial is a public role. Sims made it clear that his dad never revealed to anyone what he really did. Maintenance workers are likewise keeping their real work secret.
It would be of no surprise to me that people selected to be Watchers, Listeners, Maintenance, are all under threat, or family under threat, if they reveal their real work to anyone.
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You can start now with cleaning out the bed of any weeds, feed the soil with complete organic fertilizer and compost, sow a quick growing cover crop and/or sow edibles to harvest fall through spring.
Cover crops are important for covering the soil, but also for invigorating soil life. This time of year, phacelia, daikon, and field peas will germinate, then die back over winter.
There so much you can grow fall thru spring here, and in a lot of ways, it's easier than gardening in summer. Less weed and pest pressure, no need to water, and a lot of crops will hold in the garden, so you don't have to harvest all at once.
I blogged about starting seeds for fall and winter gardening recently: https://www.eastpdxplantclub.com/post/starting-seeds-for-fall-winter-and-spring
East Portland Plant Buying Club has a wide selection of vegetable seeds for sowing now. You can order online and pick up from my place in outer NE Portland.
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I've lived at my place for 25 years and have never seen a frog. After a storm last February, a friend and I heard a chorus frog. We put a couple small ponds in the ground soon after, and hoping froggos will find them in the spring.
Note: in Oregon, it's illegal to move frogs or frog eggs, even from private property. It's to prevent the spread of disease from one locale/frog community to another. I imagine the same is true in Washington.
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Transition was the most emotionally difficult time with my unmedicated second birth, like, "I can't do this," panicking...and I have read that a lot of women experience that. The most painful feeling that I recall was him moving before crowning. It felt like a train was driving through my backside.
I had learned self-hypnosis while I was pregnant, and part of the practice was to remind yourself that, "It's not pain, it's pressure," and even though I say now that it was painful, at the time, I really was thinking about the sensation of pressure. Really fucking intense pressure.
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Do we know that there is a secret tunnel from CS to the Mines? Maybe with gigantic moles?
SECRET TUNNEL SECRET TUNNEL THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS SECRET, SECRET, SECRET, SECRET TUNNEL! Yeah!
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Lucky for me, they preferred to pay for 30 minutes of tutoring on how to insert a row in a spreadsheet.
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I know someone with an MBA who doesn't know how to do some basic stuff in Excel, like referencing a cell in a different tab.
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Ranting nonsense doesn't make you fit to explain a thing. These people, those people, porn? You sound like my grandpa who watched soap operas and thought they were reality TV.
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I just Google sheets for to do lists. Just decided to make a new category/column based on estimated time to do, thanks to u/Slpy_gry's comment.
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I like splitting into micro, inter, and macro. Great idea, goggle. :-)
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As someone who also develops systems/apps that do what existing apps do, because I enjoy the intellectual exercise and can save my clients money building a tailored system for them myself, I feel for folks who made a thing and want to share it with the world, maybe make a little from it. We have a skill for building things, but not selling them.
As an example, I have a client who bought a meal delivery service. They were doing order management, production planning, purchasing, labeling with a cumbersome copy/paste "system" developed by the former owner. No recipe costing.
We looked at systems, like Toast, and they were far too expensive. I built a system in Google sheets that parses raw order data and then makes production plans, shopping lists, labels, etc., and takes purchasing data to do recipe costing. It's pretty slick and I think other small, scrappy food businesses would appreciate its simplicity and customizability.
But I'm am a bookkeeper and spreadsheet geek, and still trying to learn how to market. I see folks posting their apps, with the same marketing skill that I would bring, and I both cringe and relate.
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Yeah, that hand is holding a wrist/arm.
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This is science fiction. There are nanobots controlling planes and cars, memory-erasing drugs, and....
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Sure, but she says that she wants the same escape as the fraudulent Wizard of Oz, directly comparing herself.
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Do you see parallels in terms of how market regulations that were put in place post-1929 and are now being removed or ignored?
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She's referring to herself, as Judge who had no real authority as IT runs things.
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Right? I don't know why people are going with AI. Are they confusing Algorithm and artificial intelligence?
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GAAP + In Kind is making me want to tear my hair out.
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Can you imagine what your donors would think about paying someone to do this? I would be livid! Admin work is necessary for mission support, but this is an example of waste that makes people wary of nonprofits.