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Planning Board Identifies Seven MCPS Schools Projected To Exceed Capacity
mocoshow.com$3.8 Million Sale Establishes New Record For Kentlands/Lakelands Neighborhood
mocoshow.comThis is Jessie Barnes' business: "The Park at 14th, will pay $243,350 to harmed workers and the District to resolve an investigation into alleged violations of DC’s wage and hour laws."
popville.comKroger to buy grocer Giant Eagle in $1.65 billion deal as competition heats up
cnbc.comThere's something that's often missing in our photos: the people who own them, doing things with their cars. Here's an action shot of me flying my drone from the driver's seat of my 2023 HR-V at the former Lakeforest Mall in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
When I fly my drone, my HR-V often serves as the "mothership" of sorts for my operations. I put my drone out through the moon roof and launch it from on top of the car, I fly it while sitting in the driver's seat, and then I land it just aft of the moon roof, reach out, and bring it back in via the moon roof.
I'm just glad that the current HR-V generation has a relatively flat roof, which makes roof landings and recoveries fairly simple. The roof on the previous generation was curvier, and while it was fine for launching, since the drone would be placed on the roof by hand, it was not practical to land on the roof when I had the 2018. That additional bit of curve would cause the drone to slide down the roof after the motors cut off, with potential for damage to the drone.
Meanwhile, I suspect that I'm probably one of a very few with some unusual wear and tear on the roof of my HR-V, caused by many drone launches and landings over the course of the three years and some change that I've owned the car.
I went to the Zippo museum in Bradford, Pennsylvania, and here are photos of some of the stuff that I saw there
At the Zippo museum in Pennsylvania. Every single one of these decade signs had the unnecessary apostrophe.
Visited the Flight 93 National Memorial this past Sunday. It was quite the experience, which memorialized the victims quite nicely
Town of Woodstock seeks graphic designers, muralists to design water tank
whsv.comMy partner got me the train series shirt from the WMATA pop-up store, and they didn't do too badly, but they missed in a couple of spots
Make no mistake: this is a cool shirt. However, anyone else notice that they missed in a couple of spots? Across the top, they've got the Rohr 1K, Breda 2K, Breda 4K, and Breda 3K. Then across the bottom, they have Alstom 6K, Alstom 6K, Kawasaki 7K, and Hitachi 8K. While the 3K and 4K are out of order (4K had curved front windows), no love at all for the CAF 5K. Those had thicker window frames that came to corners, and they are completely missing.
But don't worry - I'm still wearing the shirt. Goes well with my Metro leggings.
What is the purpose of this little mirror above the toilet in the restroom?
Anyone know what the purpose of this little mirror above the toilet in the family restroom at a D&B's that I was at? I was using the restroom, and while it provided me with a lovely reflection of myself using the facilities, I suspect that is not the reason why this mirror is there. Anyone know?
How to force APX 8000 to download an OTA update?
I work for a company that uses the APX 8000 radio, and we got an over-the-air update a couple of months ago. I recently found out that a colleague's radio never got the OTA update that the rest of us got. Wondering if there's a way to force the radio to check for an OTA update via some button presses to see if it will pull the update that way so that he doesn't have to take it in to get the update applied manually. Let me know!
Teddy Roosevelt's White House Renovations: The Changes That Rocked the Boat
ghostsofdc.orgThis came through a spelling/grammar errors group that I'm in, and it seemed quite fitting
Good to see that the school also included something for Jumbo.
Zadia Furniture to Close After 50+ Years in Business
mocoshow.comRecommendations for a plant killer spray that attaches to a garden hose and kills indiscriminately?
I live in a townhouse, and my backyard is a brick patio that has a good bit of plant life growing through it that I want to get rid of. I want to zap it all quickly and easily. Anyone have any recommendations for a plant killer spray that attaches to a garden hose and kills indiscriminately? I want it to knock out everything that it touches, whether it's weeds, grass, or whatever.