Lapsed/recovering Catholic here, will vouch for this up and down. Mass is a time to make mental grocery lists and weigh trading in the Mazda. The closest you get to ecumenical concerns is half-listening to the occasional windy sermon when you wonder in just which century the celebrant lives.
It is the end of the coal era in the U.K. - the country that birthed the Industrial Revolution. A profound moment in history. wapo.st/3XJ0JIH
Britain was a country powered by coal. Now itâs the first G-7 nation to quit it. In a matter of hours, the boilers at the Ratcliffe plant will cool to the touch.
The only thing that car seat regulations are deterring is various entries on my âsemiaffordable vintage cars with 2+2 seatingâ wish list, which is probably SAVING me money. This guy.
JD Vance said that people in the U.S. are having fewer kids because of car seat regulations. Nailed it. www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...
In a March 2023 Senate hearing, Republican Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance indicated car seats were making people not have kids, going viral again.
Possibly the only good thing that Eric Adams ever did was force me to get my equivocating ass off the âIâm a left-leaning independentâ fence and register as a Democrat specifically because I regret not being able to vote against him in the primary. Weâre better off with him out of office asap.
Newest Road & Track email: - hyperpower Lexus coupe! - hyperpower Toyota hatchback! - hyperpower Jeep restomod! - Porsche Cayenne launched off parking structure into tree Irony is not dead.
36 spokes at 268mm spoke length - symmetrical, slightly unusual for a rear wheel - with 2.6mm hub holes. Would love to get DT Swiss again but need to see if I can get fewer than 100 and not pay like $90. A good full afternoon project.
Imminent project: rebuilding the rear wheel on the Linus. Having forty-plus pounds of toddler who loves riding with me directly over the axle for much of the summer has taken its toll. One broken spoke already, everything deeply slack, just unsafe for anything right now.
Have you ever gotten up to go do something, walk into the next room, and totally forget what you were there to do? That's DOORWAY EFFECT, a well-studied phenomenon where crossing a boundary subconsciously shifts our focus from short-term memory to a state of alerted awareness.