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Were you not interested in the high quality merchandise that they had to offer??I think we're being invaded by China.
Yes, sadly that's what our government has become. When the affordable care act's provision for mandatory coverage was introduced, it wasn't by the Obama administration; it was by Republican Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, for the state of Massachusetts. And I always thought the concept of requiring everybody to have insurance (as opposed to freeloading off of hospitals and other people's plans) was more of a conservative concept.Soon after, he said Republicans blocked the Act to change it, and I thought, "Ahh. That makes sense. He's pointing out that the other party only blocked it because their party isn't in office." I found that very interesting.
Disclaimer: Democrats would do the same thing. Block something good Trump was trying to push through. Not pointing fingers at any one side.
Same for the first 2 years of Obama's administration. All democrat. But they squabled and then it shifted.Yes, sadly that's what our government has become. When the affordable care act's provision for mandatory coverage was introduced, it wasn't by the Obama administration; it was by Republican Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, for the state of Massachusetts. And I always thought the concept of requiring everybody to have insurance (as opposed to freeloading off of hospitals and other people's plans) was more of a conservative concept.
One more example (before we get into trouble) is Trump's border wall funding (I won't comment on what I think of the concept). For his first 2 years in office, he had a majority in both chambers of congress, so there was no impediment to passing whatever funding they wanted. But congress (on both sides) didn't want to approve the allocation of money for it. Then the midterms came along, and the balance of power changed. And suddenly, the thing that wasn't passed before was suddenly characterized as being held-up by the people just elected.
The state of Michigan website for architect licensing has a sample application form.Art Vandelay?
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Don't tell me that, it endears me to the MI architect community...of course they're cooler than the OH community.The state of Michigan website for architect licensing has a sample application form.
Instead of listing John Doe or something, they list Art Vandelay.![]()
I assumed both those theories were contributors. But let's let Hectic figure it out.Sometimes in the shower, the shower curtain keeps crowding my space.
So I googled to find out why that happens.
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Here's how to stop your shower curtain from blowing in on you
Make your mornings less frustrating with these simple fixes for a shower curtain that blows around.www.cnet.com
"Even scientists don't know why it happens. One theory is that temperature differences inside and outside the shower lowers the air pressure around the curtain, sucking it toward the water. Another is that the shower spray creates a vortex with lower air pressure at the center that draws the curtain to it."
WAIT. Stop right there. It's 2022 and scientists haven't figured this out yet?
Or is Google just lazily giving me a plot answer. Likely.
Shower-curtain effect - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia cites 6 possibilities but no definitive answer.
Weird.
Clearly there is a need for a mega million dollar study on this.Sometimes in the shower, the shower curtain keeps crowding my space.
So I googled to find out why that happens.
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Here's how to stop your shower curtain from blowing in on you
Make your mornings less frustrating with these simple fixes for a shower curtain that blows around.www.cnet.com
"Even scientists don't know why it happens. One theory is that temperature differences inside and outside the shower lowers the air pressure around the curtain, sucking it toward the water. Another is that the shower spray creates a vortex with lower air pressure at the center that draws the curtain to it."
WAIT. Stop right there. It's 2022 and scientists haven't figured this out yet?
Or is Google just lazily giving me a plot answer. Likely.
Shower-curtain effect - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia cites 6 possibilities but no definitive answer.
Weird.
I was going to post the wiki page for Peyronie's disease, but it was a bit too graphic.I’ve got a curved curtain rod (that’s not a medical condition you pervs) that helps. I also leave a gap at the lower end of the curtain opposite of the shower head that seems to help quite a bit.