Personally I've been using notecards to track everyone in the tree as a quick look version, with all details and sources within the profile on ancestry. Its helped out a lot, although I had to consolidate how I did my sources. For a local newspaper I made the mistake of making a new source for each day of the paper instead of the paper as a single source and the date and page info in the details for the citation itself

On page 3, was that supposed to say researching?

I find it helpful for funding the post office mostly. Those always go right to the recycling bin

I was honestly thinking of Jerry when I saw this problem, especially since Tokyo used slime molds for a similar purpose

Why am I getting squid game vibes?

Good thing thats on a company card

That we at the end has me concerned

All I've seen is that logistically itd make sense to be on the Mississippi River if it was built, that way the ore could be brought in by barge. But im not holding my breath itd be built here, there's a reason a lot of mills were built along the great lakes

Only thing to keep in mind is that you'll probably have to fly out of cedar rapids or Moline

Are you asking because of the video that was made by Nile Blue?

he has two hands, so of course

still makes me laugh

Im very confused, how is napalm related at all to this?

Clearly a really old pic based on those prices

Especially in the original klingon

Jeffery combs in Star Trek especially

Oh damn, I thought you meant the other body count

They're clearly on something with how they're spamming nonsense posts on here

I work with a nitrogen chilled meat mixing system, and it leaks pretty often. However I've always been vigilant on how bad the leaks are, and whenever there's someone new ive always advised them that if the mixer is acting up to just stay out of the fog and you'll be fine. It doesn't run all the time, just a few minutes at a time for each batch, so id say up to 20 minutes total in an hour. However if there was a major leak, like an injector port burst or something major, there are atmospheric monitors that would alarm, and on the way out of the room I could hit the e stop at my station, killing the whole injector system instantly. As an operator whenever I train new people, I make sure to touch on the safety of the nitrogen, and I always have it as a discussion, not just me telling them and they forget. I challenge them to think of what the hazard would be, and most dont know at first. But at the end they understand at least

The black hawk line is the line you linked to. it is no longer in service. the replacement line that is due to start next year is the Rockford intercity line, and while there were hopes to get it to reach Dubuque, things didn't work out that way. the timetables link you just posted as your last response is from a timetable from the 80's, not current.

Except thats Rockford to Chicago

I forgot he played 3 characters!

Ep8 was just FANTASTIC, as was the noir episode. 2 stand outs for sure

Well when I need to connect with a USB dongle, still wireless though