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I'd love to earn a little more about this, but unfortunately I don't cloak and cloak isn't a learning environment anyway. It is always the young left that overthrows governments, but the governments that follow are just as likely to be right as they are left. It's an interesting phenomena that in my slightly uninformed opinion is due to people wanting change but latching onto whatever strongman is present at the time. Obviously, it could be attributed to the horseshoe effect but there is more going on (maybe extremists are more gullible or maybe extremists just want change without understanding or caring about what that change is).

Nice job correcting for the wind - a little like hitting the green on a windy day in Scotland.

Bullshit. I lived in the nicest part of Alpharetta IMO and it is like half the price of Westlake. Buckhead would be more comparable.

Maybe, I'm not holding my breath, though. We have been waiting a few years it seems to train 6 pilots.

Sounds promising but KYHorn's article has a more somber note.

Are we still trying to manage Ukraine's war with Russia or is this Ukraine's decision?

Is this a different person?

Grandfather Fatally Attacked by Swarm of Bees on His Ranch July 27, 2024 by David Jones A tragic incident unfolded in Bedias, Texas, when a 75-year-old grandfather was fatally attacked by a swarm of bees while working on his ranch. Bryce Smith was operating a bulldozer to clear trees on his property, located approximately 90 miles north of Houston, when he inadvertently disturbed a bee hive. Smith was stung over 60 times on his face and neck during the attack. A fellow worker who witnessed the incident quickly moved Smith indoors and dialed 911. Unfortunately, Smith succumbed to his injuries before emergency responders could arrive on the scene. Grimes County Justice of the Peace Judge Chris Acord mourned the loss of Smith, describing him as a respected member of the Bedias community. Acord praised Smith as a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather, and expressed his shock at the severity of the incident. Experts believe that the bees involved in the attack may have been Africanized honey bees, known for their aggressive behavior when threatened. Juliana Rangel, a honeybee scientist at Texas A&M AgriLife research, suggested that Africanized bees are more likely to feel threatened by external stimuli compared to their European counterparts. Rangel strongly advised against attempting to remove hives without professional assistance. She recommended contacting a professional beekeeper who is equipped to handle live bee removals. The Texas Apiary Inspection Service also provided advice for those under attack by bees, suggesting they cover their heads and faces, seek safety, and then call 911. Smith is survived by his wife, three children, ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. His obituary highlighted his love for his family and community, stating that his impact on those he touched will always be remembered.

Perhaps, sarcasm?

What's its tow capacity?

I felt it but it was a little like throwing a hotdog down South Austin’s mom’s hallway.

They've had 3 that had over 50 victims. Andrei Chikatilo Serhiy Tkach Anatoly Onoprienko

Sharma completely changes the trajectory of this class. Considering his importance, his ranking is criminally low.

It's just adding and subtracting how hard could it be? We really need to work on our STEM.

That's a nice surprise.

Actually, he was born in Russia and moved to Ukraine so

Well, the world's most notorious serial killer was Ukranian. Surely, he was a Russian by another mother.

Lucky they didn't join the SEC. I could foresee a lot of confusion among the cajuns.

Vending machine must have been low on inventory.

Real scuba gear or scuba pajamas?

Turophobia got you down?

That all sounds about right.

Sharts?

We were just there over the 4th. We'll have to look to see if we have pics of that one.