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Read another way, white liberals are more likely to go to a therapist in the first place over other demographics.

Images of current back yard. It was newly sodded last year with dormant sod. Greened up nicely but by August was dying off in some spots. Found the white jumpy bugs which I took care of with Talstar. I imagine the rest was disease, so I plan on continuing DiseaseEx maintenance and peat moss on the dead spots. Maybe some plugs. Resodded against back fence because it was the worst there.

Got my soil test back, first time getting it done. Tips on what I should do to get it right? Specifically:

1) It states PH ranges as low and very high, but I’ve read 5-7.5 is acceptable. Anything needed here?
2) I see the N addition suggestions, but 14.4lbs is significantly more than the 2-4 per year recommendation I’ve seen here and elsewhere. Is this industrial stuff? What’s my best bet for something from the garden center?

Note my previous plan was to blast it around now with a substantial fertilizer, then use milorganite through the rest of the season over a couple applications.

Front Yard

Back Yard

Perpetually late people aren’t late because they don’t care. It’s a massive burden for them. They’re late because they can’t mentally estimate time. It’s the same as people who can’t hit a target to save their life because they can’t mentally judge distance/space.

And they’d beat down the door because they don’t have the skills to use the doorknob.

A month away. $50k, not including honeymoon, dress, or our hotel. Combination of her parents, my parents (rehearsal dinner and flowers), and us. 175 guests, and we aren’t doing anything crazy. Public venue, mid range bar, not a fancy rehearsal dinner.

Weddings, like everything, are going to bend you over post-covid. They were already a ripoff with crazy markup, and now it’s up 30%.

Turns out people get things wrong sometimes. Those dudes were talking about muskets, not modern firearms.

This isn’t true. The statistic is that 98% of donations from Twitter employees went to Democrats, not that 98% of Twitter employees donated to Democrats. Mostly the board giving large donations.

I think everyone is over complicating this. The easy solution is both teams get a possession then sudden death. I saw an argument that this still gives the team that won the toss an advantage, but does it?

In this scenario, Chiefs win the toss, go down for a TD and kick the PAT. Bills get the ball, also score a TD. Now they get to make a choice: kick a PAT and try to play defense against an offense that’s shredding them, or go for 2 to win the game. 2 pt attempts convert at 48%, so the coin flip winner still gets a slight advantage for having won.

This opens up so many possibilities for drama. Do the chiefs go for 2 after their first touchdown to put pressure on the Bills? Or do they kick the PAT knowing they get a chance to stop them on defense, and even if they don’t they still have a 52% chance to win the game? If the Chiefs score a FG instead, do the bills decide on a 4th and 2 from their own 30 to go for the first, knowing that converting a field goal puts them in a sudden death situation?

I like this scenario because both teams have agency, but the winner of the coin flip still has the advantage. The key is to minimize that advantage while keeping a normal game flow.

Plus Tiger Band was so much better in our day.