And by SAR books I’m not talking about “Fundamentals of SAR” or “Lost Person Behavior”. I’m talking about entertainment/leisure books like “When You Find my Body” and “The Cold Vanish”. I’m waiting on another book and need to fill some time before it comes in!
(Preferably audio books, though I like print too. I listen to them at work)
Just bought my first ever CR-V from EchoPark. I think I got a fair deal, but I’m a little paranoid about it I guess. Also, are there any upgrades or mods that would be worth getting? Thanks!
Just as the title states, I’m looking at these two cars tomorrow. Provided they’re both good, I have quite a choice to make. Do I go with the newer Honda that has better interiors and MPG and lower miles, or the older but more reliable Toyota? Both have clean CarFax, both are within my price range, and both are at the same EchoPark.
Just had Knock sensor, valve covers, and drive belt done. EVAP code came on. Tightened down my gas cap and reset, now it does this when accelerating (Wife took video while I was driving)? It only does this when driving, not when at idle or in park. I’m thinking dirty or faulty Mass Airflow Sensor, but am unsure
I’m obsessed with these robes from Spirited Away and want to get something similar or even the exact same if possible! I love the design and how comfy they look
It was “by the scoop” place off of Monaco and Tennessee, between the King Soopers and Hobby Lobby. I have heard rumor that the family opened a different spot, but I’m not sure if that’s true or not. If it is, I would love to know. I have a weird nostalgia for that place having grown up in the neighborhood, using what little money I had from mowing lawns and what not to buy some sesame chicken, teriyaki chicken on a stick, and wontons after Rugby practice on Fridays.
I’m searching for a movie that I think might have Don Cheadle or maybe Denzel Washington in it. I saw a clip of it on TV maybe 16-17 years ago. I only remember one scene, and possibly the premise. The main guy (I think) has escaped prison or some kind of confinement, and breaks into a house. When he’s in the house, the woman living there confronts him. He somehow gets her to back down/possibly takes her hostage. He then spies a pizza on the counter, says he “hasn’t had some in a long time,” and reaches across for it. The woman reacts thinking he’s going to assault her, thinking the “some” was a woman, but is relieved when he grabs a slice of pizza. While he eats it, he smells something funny and looks down to see a dogfood bag. He looks worried and asks the woman “where’s your dog?” Through a mouthful of pizza. She replies she doesn’t have one, which tips him off to it being a bomb. He gets himself and the woman out of the house before it explode. That’s unfortunately all I can remember and Google/Google AI is not helpful
I think these are the two sexiest looking pistols on the planet, and I want them to have a baby. I love the styling of both, and want a metal USA available version/facsimile of either one. I cannot be dissuaded from the metal frame part. Any ideas other than that inbred cousin of theirs they call the Rideout Arsenal Dragon?
I’m looking for a chest rig that’ll fit me a little more adequately than what I have now (a no name cheapy from Amazon). I’m 6’1” and am fairly muscular with a 43” chest. I want something that is wide and purpose built, that can carry my radio and a couple of other things (spare light, gloves, etc) that covers my chest. I don’t want to look like I’m in full battle rattle, but I do want something that looks less like an after thought. The one I have now is almost comically small on me, and a couple of guys have joked that it looks like I stole it from a kid (despite it looking normal on an average size guy). Any suggestions?
I’m trying to get a column in a new CSV that shows data that we’d like to filter out as non-comparable based on a set of criteria (see second photo). Our Access database would typically do this for us, but it’s on the fritz so I’m trying to get it to work in R. I’ve made two chunks, one that adds a column for interquartile range and one for the 75th quartile to get our RPD limit (calculated in the resulting CSV then turned into a new CSV for the next chunk), and one that I’ve tried to get to parse out non-comparables using the arguments given. Data and MatchD are the sample results (obtained from duplicate samples).
Now, when I look at the resulting table after the second chunk, I can manually find ones that should be non-comparable but aren’t flag. Any thoughts on where I went wrong?