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Philips Warm Glow A19 Medium Dimmable LED Light Bulb 479428, is something I've found. Phillips has been making more lights in the amber range. I really can't stand lights with higher kelvin ratings.

The cathedral movement started in 1006 with a quiet goal to redirect resources away from the crusades. It was also from a sort of cultural vacuum after the world didn't end at the turn of the millennium.

1006 is 90 years before the First Crusade...

I checked to prevent a duplicate. I hope this isn't a pause while the other requirements get litigated.


It can be roughly calibrated to blood work later.


Personally I prefer aisle seats. I am 6'2" and the slightly curved space on the window isn't as comfortable for me, same with some trains and busses. Yes the aisle has its own negatives but that's the devil I prefer.


The visualization for the aisle seat is much less interesting than for the window seat.

Maybe that's why they built what they built.


I wasn't positing "which is better?", I was just mentioning that some prefer the aisle in spite of the window view.


40 years ago we just wrote as much as we could down. The teacher usually hand wrote on the chalkboard. Some courses had slides, a precursor to PowerPoint. There is some reasearch that writing down on paper or with a stylus puts the stuff in extra places in our head.


The "Yen Carry Trade" has been a popular way to fund speculative plays in the financial markets.

https://www.stonex.com/en-us/insights/the-yen-carry-trade-is...


Luckily, the current technology equity market has sound fundamentals and lacks speculative opportunities.


"15 Year Old Wannabe" clearly differentiates him from any credentialed engineer.


Reinforced toes? That might be a reason.


In a statement, USAA said the association’s data is misleading because it lacks context about why a claim may be closed without payment. Those factors could include claims that were later reopened, claims covered under separate policies or multiple claims from a single event that are consolidated into one case.

“When all factors are included, less than 6% of USAA homeowner claims were denied without payment,” USAA said. “Most claims closed without payment involve losses below a member’s deductible or claims the homeowner chooses not to pursue.”


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