u/aamuraya

I was just putting in some applications for campus jobs at my Uni, and they have this question with the biggest loophole I've ever seen. Is this even legal?

Tastes OK, but I've never seen seeds like this in a melon (not that I'm an expert melon grower or anything...CLEARLY)

I am adding a bibliography to my site. I want it to follow the style guide for Society of American Archaeology, which is a line of authors flush with left margin, then a line that begins with the year flush with the left margin, a white space (in Word it's a <tab>) then the rest of the citation info, wrapped, with it aligned with the right hand side of said white space. I don't have CMS. How would this be done? I'd love a template or css code if you've got it and willing to share.

Thanks!

Just posting an update. I decided to retire Hawk for good this spring. He's still getting around but he's kinda useless for real fieldwork as his strength/stamina only lasts 10 minutes at the most and the lengthy travel to sites is also really hard on him. He will still get to go to the detection training sessions that I go to with my working Mal, as long as it's feasible and he's enjoying (demanding) it.

He's also been falling a lot because "damn it, leg, do what you're told!" Some of this loss of strength is, of course, due to the FM but he's been losing muscle tone now for several months since he's nearly 12 years old (August)! The muscle loss is really starting to show up in the rest of his body (face, core, feet, chest, etc).

He's the kind of dogs whose joy is in movement, so just letting him lounge on the couch all day is not an option for him - he would absolutely hate it and I suspect it would just accelerate the end through depression.

I knew from the point of diagnosis that a wheelchair was in his future. I should have started saving for it sooner, but alas I didn't foresee a job loss this March with a continuing period of unemployment. Fortunately, I put in some search terms somewhere (Google or Reddit) and it got me to a Reddit thread for doggie wheelchair options and I contacted one of the organizations mentioned in the thread, and we got a (brand new) Walkin' Wheels loaner sent to us. By some miracle of shipping, we got it in 2 days from our request and confirmation (fortunately as I'm out of town next week).

We started the training and acclimation process today, once I got it set up and adjusted. I want him able to use it like a pro before he REALLY needs it.

Here's just a repeat of the list I found in the other post, in case you need help getting one for your dog.

Https://www.joeyspaws.org/

Https://hpets.org

And Walkin' Pets has a list of more organizations on their website

Https://walkinpets.com/pages/financial-aid-for-pets

Also, if you're not in need of help getting a wheelchair and you have the resources, please consider donating to these organizations (some also accept used wheelchairs).

Tldr; anyone who's done a complete tear down of the iRobot S9, do you know where these go??

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OK I know S9 is old but having a recent job separation I need to keep it running for a bit longer. A couple of weeks ago, it started doing something wonky (one of many many things I've had to fix and had it entirely replaced for under warranty - so many issues) and I exhausted all suggestions except for a full tear down and cleaning (and yes, it needed it!), still didn't work and last ditch effort was about cleaning bumper sensors so I tore it all the way down to the bumper, and even started to try to disassemble the bumper module but gave up out of total frustration and exhaustion. I'm back at it now because dust bunnies are taking over the floors and I'm recovered and finally have a free day to go through the whole process again because now I'm getting a bumper stuck error and I suspect it might have something to do with these washer things.

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I just want to put these two rubber washer things back and I don't even remember where they came from. 😭

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If anyone has any idea where they might go, I'd sure appreciate it! I took it apart again and I don't see where they should go.... (but my vision is not super, even with glasses (a lot to do with lighting).

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Thanks!

Tldr; anyone who's done a complete tear down of the S9, do you know where these go??

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OK I know S9 is old but having a recent job separation I need to keep it running for a bit longer. A couple of weeks ago, it started doing something wonky (one of many many things I've had to fix and had it entirely replaced for under warranty - so many issues) and I exhausted all suggestions except for a full tear down and cleaning (and yes, it needed it!), still didn't work and last ditch effort was about cleaning bumper sensors so I tore it all the way down to the bumper, and even started to try to disassemble the bumper module but gave up out of total frustration and exhaustion. I'm back at it now because dust bunnies are taking over the floors and I'm recovered and finally have a free day to go through the whole process again because now I'm getting a bumper stuck error and I suspect it might have something to do with these washer things.

I just want to put these two rubber washer things back and I don't even remember where they came from. 😭

If anyone has any idea where they might go, I'd sure appreciate it! I took it apart again and I don't see where they should go.... (but my vision is not super, even with glasses (a lot to do with lighting).

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Please help if you can!

Thanks!

Brooding mama is a black Astralorp, but who knows whose egg she hatched (she got to keep 5 fresh ones from whoever used the nest before she claimed it). Papa is either a blue cochin or a lavender Orpington.

Just for funzies

Western Colorado USA

Got our results back today! It was mostly curiosity, but also wanted the MDR1 checked. I had my suspicions and was correct on all 3 counts though I was expecting a more even distribution of Boxer/APBT. He has very strong Boxer personality traits. And I was expecting some spitz breed in there somewhere for the sickle tail. But the ACD is strong in this one!

Anyone doing scent work with theirs?

The ACD is pretty obvious with the red spots, but he has a really broad head so APBT and the completely goofball, punch-you-every-chance personality of the Boxer. I've had a lot of dogs in my life, personally and working with them, and he's quickly becoming my favoriteish (adopted end of Feb).