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good luck

Hint: Limousine

good luck

Hint: His cross dressing is limited to undergarments

Enjoy

Have no idea if you guys will get this in one or never

Spurs want to move up in the draft. Bucks are targeting their rebuild window to be around 2030. Their current 2026 13th pick they got from Miami doesn't really do anything for them. I wonder if a combination of the 2030 swap rights we own, 2030 or 2031 FRP, and a 2029 or 30 SRP would interest them.

They are in danger of being where the Spurs were pre Wemby, with decent players like White and Murray keeping the team from being truly bad. I think helping them collect draft assets for a 2030 time window by taking their current assets helps both teams. Then we can dump all of our SRP's for future SRP's, and draft a big and a wing, or two bigs, at 13 and 20. Keeps the Bucks out of limbo, and sets them up for a solid rebuild, while helping the Spurs today.

Good luck

I apologize if this is not appropriate for this sub.

We have a large Sycamore tree in our backyard, andnoticed that about thirty feet in the air, there was a steady stream of something flying in and out of a hollow in the tree. We are trying to figure out what they are (we assume bees, but are not sure), if they are harful to the tree, if they are dangerous for us, etc.

Here is the best photo I could get of the insects

Bees in trees

Can anyone identify them (we are in Dallas, TX)?

Edit to add: If the embedded photo doesn't show, here is a link

https://imgur.com/a/SuZjPTk

I asked a while back what people carry with them on rides. I was told some very useful stuff, but the one that confused me was spare tubes and a patch set(not running tubeless). Given that tubes are not terribly expensive, what is the point of trying to patch them rather than just replacing them?

Also, given how light tires are, does the patch run any risk of unbalancing the wheel?

Edit to add: You guys have been awesome. The takeaways I got is

1. Flats can happen more often than I think. 2 or 3 or 4 flats in a single ride is not on heard of
2. A single tire can be patched many times
3. It can be easier to patch a tire than to take the wheel off and replace the tube
4. You can carry enough patches for multiple flats in the space it takes to store one butyl tube
5. Rema Tip Top is a good brand
6. Some people patch in the field, some people swap tubes then patch at home
7. Patching saves money
8. Road conditions that cause a flat can effect both tires, so one tube would not be enough

Good luck

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Good luck

I am not happy the Spurs lost game 1. It was a winnable game, and they didn't find ways to score. That being said, it is entirely possible that getting punched in the mouth(figuratively) while getting grabbed, shoved, and poked all game (literally) will be a wake call for the Spurs. This is what playoff intensity looks like from a veteran team. They should assimilate what they saw in game 1 into their collective and adapt.

Game 1 loss sucked. But it could actually end up being the catalyst for the Spurs growing into a true contender.

Some shows focus only on clinical. Some include things like administration as part of the drama.

But no one ever focuses on the true heroes...biomed.

I want to see an hour each week dedicated to the true saints who gather, clean, refurbish, and repair all the DME and Medical Devices that the ED staff so selfishly take for granted.

We can have all sorts of dramatic episodes. How do you react when there was a product recall for an infusion pump? How do you deal with the fallout when the preferred antiseptic causes yellowing on the plastic for monitors? Who brings better tacos to the lunch and learn, Medtronic, BD, or Fresinius?

This is the show we didn't even know we needed.