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Not the best show but some cool very low high speed passes near the speed of sound in dense air

Edit: Oops, misspelled spare. Odd that some people seem angrier about my misspelling than these planes polluting.

There are three of these stupid planes flying around, and Monaco has two back to back. We're being asked to limit our driving for a spare the air day, but not these three plans just circling away all day. Don't these planes use leaded gas too?

What wonders will they come up with next?

After contacting Palmetto Foods via email and hearing nothing back and mentioning it to the people that work there who dismissed it, I figured I would bring it up here. I order from Palmetto on Clement all the time and I always mark no bag for takeout, but it still charges you for a bag. This has happened to me at least 10 times and nobody seems to fix it. I'm wondering if they are doing this to everyone all day, 7 days a week, at all locations, that's significant money. Anyone else have this experience (See receipt)

In 2011–2012, I photographed Occupy in San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley: the tents, handmade signs, shared meals, conversations, and people who made each camp a community.

Fifteen years later, I’m sharing these photographs as a record of that moment in Bay Area history. These were among 18 Occupy communities I photographed across the United States between October 2011 and May 2012.

You can explore all the photographs by location in my public archive at Flickr. Were you there, or did you stop by any of the camps? I’d be interested to hear what you remember.

Picture taken in Belvedere facing San Fran. What's with the super thick, low fog over the water even though it's super hot and has been all day? Parts of Sausalito were 90 degrees, this shot was taken from the shade where the temperature was 82 degrees

I (43f) and my partner of 8 years (40m) keep bumping heads about how to handle my ESA (cat). He insists on disclosing during the application process and it's pissing me off. My clinician made it clear that providing the information ahead could lead to discrimination. I have bipolar 1, PTSD and an ADHD diagnosis. He's from Texas and thinks ESAs are something people use to game the system and seems almost embarrassed by the idea that people would assume we are also gaming the system.

It's infuriating because when we met I had an emotional support dog and he had no problem recognizing him as such. I got the cat when my dog was 13 as a replacement and my partner KNEW why. I don't think I would have survived losing my dog if I hadn't attached to the cat ahead of time. I don't want to feel like I'm narrowing our search.

I would love to hear how folks with ESAs have gone about disclosure to potential landlords.

Pictured: redacted letter of recommendation from my NP. My current ESA snuggling with her brother's heart wrapped in the shirt he wore on his last day.