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...between chickens raised in an incubator vs. chickens who were hatched and raised by a mother hen?

It seems like there would be valuable learned behaviors passed down from a mother hen, that would be lacking if the chicks are hatched and raised in isolation. Surely imprinting on their mother is worth something.

Does anyone know of studies into this, showing how the 'social-life' of the flock differs based on their upbringing?

Each of you are given read-only access to the other's feeds, post history, search history, and saved favorites.

Redditors with similar levels of karma and per-day posts get paired together, so you're seeing through the eyes of someone who uses Reddit as much as you do.

After that 24-hour 'pairing', you lose access to all their non-public info, and have to pair with someone else if you want to repeat the experience.

I enjoyed being able to see who the actors were in real-time with the earlier Reacher seasons, but that sidebar is gone now. Is it not available anymore, or did I accidentally turn it off? If the latter, how do I turn it back on again, when watching on a PC?

I've borrowed two different dump trailers from friends; hauling a few 2-3 ton loads of #57 gravel from a quarry 10 miles away, to the sidewalk construction projects I'm doing as a side-hustle.

Neither friend has given me a price. One says just pay whatever. The other intends to come up with a rental rate but hasn't gotten around to it; he's fine with me paying him whatever too, unless he comes up with a price first.

'Pay whatever' isn't very helpful. Is that $30/load, $200/day, or what?

What price would you say falls halfway between insultingly-low and ludicrously-high for renting a dump trailer? Ideally I'd like a price per 20-mile round trip, but I can extrapolate from other pricing schemes as well.

There's obviously value in eating a balanced diet overall; vegetables, non-veg carbs, fats, proteins, etc. But in the interest of simple meal prep, it makes a lot more sense to eat meat for one meal, vegetables in another meal, and carbs in a third.

How problematic is this approach? Are there certain food groups that are better at certain times of the day, if this simplified meal system is implemented?

I expect we'd all agree that a Senator or Representative should be very accessible to their constituents; attending local events, holding town hall meetings, actively polling their base, etc.

Who among the 535 members best shows this ideal?

I just bought a set of eight of these 'slightly-irregular' shirts. Before I get grease stains and blood smears on any of them though, I should sort through them to find the best ones to set aside for dressier occasions.

Where would you suggest I look, to find cosmetic or other defects, that could affect my use of that specific shirt? The only thing I've been aware of on previous shirts of this type, was incorrect button colors; but none of these appear to have that particular issue.

Every pair of pants I own is black. 80% of my shirts are tan, with light-gray making up the rest. That's for work, play, relaxation, and dress occasions.

Is this a level of 'boring' that you aspire to as well? Or is that pushing it too far?

Docherty, Tamara's partner at the Philadelphia PD, was gingerly touching an injury around his right eye when he walked into the interrogation room in episode 1. I can't remember that injury being explained, so I'm guessing it's a plot point.

I haven't read the books. If any of you have, and that black eye is significant, don't spoil it for us. But if there was a simple explanation that I'm missing, let me know so I can quit focusing on it.

Exact same size, shape, and weight. Same exact screwdrivers. Duplicated room and furnishings. Sensors that determine how close the core came to closing, with intense lights to indicate criticality, and replicated dosimeter readings.

Marcus Aurelius is generally considered a very honorable emperor of Rome, and a well-written and frequently-quoted Stoic philosopher.

His son was a proud spoiled brat who cared little for the real responsibilities of his office, and was focused on promoting himself as gladiator-extraordinaire. In many ways, his life seemed to be in direct contrast to the Stoic teachings of his father.

Is there any indication in history where Commodus's training failed; why he didn't absorb the teachings and philosophies of his father?

I'm handling the milking and pasture management on a 70-cow grazing dairy while the owner is gone, and am putting quite a few miles on a Honda 4-wheeler. I have little prior experience with ATVs at all.

When running in 4th gear at 25 mph on the lane, and slowing for a turn into the paddock, do you downshift during deceleration, or wait until you've come to a near-stop to drop down to 2nd gear? If you downshift during decel, are you attempting to rev-match the shifts?

I'm just unsure of the best practice here, since I haven't run one long enough to have to fix my operational errors.

Jim always came in from fishing with a massive load of fish; enough so that everyone suspected him of catching them illegally, but Jim kept a tight lip, and nothing could be proven.

The game warden strolled up to Jim one day, complimented him on his ability to catch a lot of fish, and asked if he could come along and help. Jim readily agreed. The next morning the game warden was at the dock ready to go.

Jim climbed aboard his boat, carrying nothing more than a big lunchbox. The warden noted the absence of any bait or other fishing tackle, but climbed in anyway. They headed off for a far corner of the lake.

Jim reached his fishing location, weighed anchor, then opened his lunch box. He removed a stick of dynamite from the lunch box, lit it, and tossed it into the water. For the next hour, Jim trolled around scooping up dead fish with a net, while the game warden just sat there numbly, mouth agape at the blatantly illegal fishing technique.

Jim motored on to a different location, and reached for the lunchbox again. The game warden opened his mouth to speak, to berate Jim for his behavior. Jim spoke first however, as he handed the warden the already-lit stick of dynamite; "You said you wanted to fish. Here, make yourself useful!"

During the 1970s when diesel engines were seen as the fuel-economy alternative to gasoline engines, what automotive engine of the day would have had the best chance of a successful diesel conversion? Were any of them overbuilt enough to have stood a chance?

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PFA. I'm not finding a clear answer on google, and I don't intend to drive hours to the nearest Cat dealer. What's the best bet on local store shelves? 10w30, 15w40, tractor trans/hyd fluid?