Was rewatching old seasons as one does, and was thinking and realized these kids from this 2001 bit 'Cup Test' are alteast 28-30+ years old now! I feel like I'd remember something like this for the rest of my life, especially if they mentioned it would be on TV later. Lol
I’ve genuinely lost any tiny bits of hope I had for this state. Can’t be just normal Ticks…
Oh god. This part.. “OSU believes this to be the case, and perhaps it is, but it is their opinion.” You mean the university pouring likely hundreds of thousands, if not over a million dollars into Acarology - has an “opinion” on the matter….. I get it’s technically true that they do, but choosing to outright disregard their scientific and biological research, with literally zero evidence to the contrary, is what’s wrong with this country.
As title states, anytime I recieve a message from someone, about 5-8 seconds later I get this "Sent a message" notification. Pretty sure I've gone through and changed all possible settings at this point but maybe I've missed something. I somehow stopped my smartwatch from getting it, but no luck so far on stopping them on my Iphone 12P. iOS 26 if it matters. Probably started doing this 3ish months ago?
Thanks in advance for any suggestion..
Thought my gerd had healed itself as I haven't had any negative symptoms for around 6-7 months after quitting drinking and remaining sober. Until the last month or so I've started to have "Silent Reflux" issues at night/in the morning. Usually just get wokeb up and it feels like I'm breathing fire from acid sitting right at the back of my mouth/top of esophagus. Zero pain anywhere around stomach like I used to get, just the cough and pain at back of my mouth, that needs half a bottle of baking soda water to neutralize..
Then suddenly just a little while ago this morning I managed to doze off sitting mostly up/leaning back against my pillows right after drinking some iced coffee, and was rudely interrupted by coffee coming out of my nose like a nose bleed....
Never experienced anything like that, and while it didnt/doesn't have any real pain associated with it, it is rather uncomfortable and after blowing my nose 30x I did a 'snorting'/quick deep inhale through my nose, and oh boy did that feel extremely uncomfortable like coffee went into my sinuses.
still taking omprezole and amitriptyline, and nothing else has changed... Any suggestions on this?
Not beating the allegations at all. Whatever AI FB uses to moderate absolutely sucks at its job. I get probation and threatened with my account getting shut down because I said the word cocaine in a reply, yet these people can make profiles like this and get away with it. Not to mention the gore and death groups all over Facebook. Sorry for the scribbles, don’t want this account suspended too.
Anyone else suddenly having issues with YouTube? It has froze GX 4 times in a row the last hour or so anytime I skip forward or back, or click anywhere on the video to go to a certain chapter. Reboot hasn’t helped, nothing else seems to be causing issues including videos on here and FB. Any ideas? Was there an update today or something?
*just noticed that with two windows open, with a total of 5 tabs open between the two, there is 16 processes visible in Task Manager. Unsure if related.
Trying to cut back on my significant addiction to iced coffee at home, and unfortunately stocked up recently with a bunch of French vanilla and caramel/cappuccino creamer. Have seen a couple old posts about it with few comments, and the general consensus being to use it in pancakes. I'm looking for more ideas. Google mentioned using it in cereal lol.
Just started 3 about 30 minutes ago, and not sure if this is a bug or intentional. Anytime I pause the game, car/background audio keeps playing but loops, if you pause it when a horn is honking it will just make the horn play endlessly while paused. Voice Dialog seems to just keep on talking as well... Already super annoying. Google hasn't been very helpful so far, or atleast hasn't shown me anything related to this.... Any suggestions? TIA
Have been using a slightly older wired RD mouse with the 12 side buttons, and absolutely loved the ability to configure 5 different profiles for all the configurable buttons. Well, just got an M901P-Ks delivered today and it appears in the new software that I do not have the ability to change between modes anymore. I can still configure it, just appears I only have 1 real mode/config to do it with.... downloaded different software, tried the older program and it couldn't detect the mouse. Can appear to cycle between different LED modes with the button on the bottom but it does not seem to change antything/is not configurable. Really appears to be only like 1/4 as adjustable as the other ones/my old mouse..Have seen YT videos of other wireless RD mice that have this ability but apparently mine does not, or I am missing something.
USS Massachusetts (BB2) around 1/2 a mile from the entrance to Pensacola bay in Pensacola Florida.
The two objects you see protruding from the water are the two barbettes and what remains of her 13” guns. . The oldest ‘existing’ American battleship, sank in 1921, and mostly untouched till 1956 when her topside was mostly scrapped. Protected finally in 1993.
Nice PDF of her wreck and history. https://www.museumsinthesea.com/\_docs/Massachusetts\_brochure.pdf
Posted on Airforce amn/nco/an o FB page.
2 EA-18 Growlers collided, but reports of 4 good chutes broadcasted over the PA.
One of my favorite battleships of the US turn of the century, Great White Fleet!!
Just weeks after HMS Dreadnought revolutionized naval warfare with her commissioning in late 1906, the U.S. Navy commissioned its lead Connecticut-class battleship, USS Connecticut (BB-18), on September 29, 1906. Yet the Navy continued building, and two years later commissioned the final pre-dreadnought: USS New Hampshire (BB-25), which entered service in March 1908.
A member of the Connecticut class, New Hampshire represented the peak of American pre-dreadnought design, with 16000 tons of coal-fired steel, a main battery of four 12-inch/45 caliber guns along withg a powerful secondary battery, and the oh so classic “cage” masts. She served through the Great White Fleet era, patrolled during the Mexican Revolution, and escorted convoys in World War I before being one of the last battleships scrapped under the Washington Naval Treaty.
Often overlooked in favor of her flashier dreadnought successors, New Hampshire was the final chapter of the U.S. Navy’s pre-dreadnought age.The end of an era just as the “All Big Guns”battleship revolution took over.
The first picture is actually another interesting topic. USS San Marco was the first US Battleship, USS Texas BB-1. Commissioned in 1895, she was sunk in shallow water in Tangier Sound in Chesapeake Bay on 21–22 March 1911 by gunfire from New Hampshire.
Few of the lesser seen images of BB-36 actually getting underway during the attack, and still on fire after the grounding.
#1. Nevada heading down channel, afire, and down at the bow. USS Shaw burning in YFD-2 Floating Drydock at left.
#2 Nevada coming down past the Navy Yards 1010 Dock.
#3 Seen from Ford Island. USS Avocet boom and flagstaff visible at left. Note Camouflage Measure 5 false bow wave.
#4 One of the more well known images of Nevada, aground.
#5 Down channel with USS Avocet AVP-4 in foreground with men on the gun mounts.
#6 Similar position as in 5.
#7 Afire, and down at the bow. Taken from Ford Island.
Have no idea where to post this, but I had to share it lol. I assumed it was just maybe a VPN or tracker error but I’m still waiting for an update lol
This could also probably flourish on the r/submechanophobia sub.
Sea based X-Band radar birdseye from 2008.
"The SBX-1 (Sea-Based X-Band Radar) is designed for long-range ballistic missile defense, capable of detecting and identifying objects as small as a baseball from distances up to 2,500–2,900 miles (roughly 4,000–4,700 km)."
“ A massive, self-propelled, mobile floating radar station designed for the U.S. Missile Defense Agency to detect, track, and discriminate ballistic missile threats. Mounted on a semi-submersible platform, it operates in high winds and heavy seas, primarily in the Pacific, with a, at times, controversial high-cost development and specialized mission. It serves as a key sensor for the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense (GMD) system, providing precise target data to interceptors in Alaska and California.”
Disgusting. One of the worst I’ve came across organically.