It's ok, this is the place for them

It has been public domain for like 10 years

Schools in the US often use an eTLD, "effective top level domain", which, although they have multiple levels, they are used as though they were a TLD like .com. The eTLD for schools is k12.{state}.us.

So if they use a www subdomain for their website, you can have lots of dots. I like these domains though, because they are generally unspoofable. You know for sure it's a real school domain if you see it.

Mozilla maintains the de facto authoritative list of these domains in a document called the Public Suffix List. That document has a real effect on how the Internet treats those domains.

>a channel you could tune to to listen in to the cockpit and pilots communicating with the tower.

I had a flight around 2012 with this feature. I liked it a lot.

Interesting. I just opened Reddit after tightening some doorknob screws with my pan screwdriver from the exact same pan.

Did they give you 2 screws for yours? They did for mine. There's only one place to put a single screw. So now I have a second screw to put up on Ebay.

Personal Preference: Lots of people think it's gross to eat a muscle or organ from an animal, but enjoy milk, cheese, and eggs. This may also include moral reasons about the animals.

Health preference: Some believe a vegetarian lifestyle is healthier, since it may reduce carcinogens associated with meat consumption while maintaining more protein options.

Health Limitations: some conditions such as gout, allergies, and tick-borne diseases make it difficult or impossible for some people to maintain their health on a meat diet. But eggs, cheese, and milk may still be an option for them.

Mehr is a month on their calendar. The x axis is time, divided by days of the month. The Gregorian calendar equivalent is notated in a few places for western alignment.

Kitchen fires have their own designation of class K

I recommend the YouTube series Oversimplified. They have a 2 part(?) Video on the French Revolution.

Also adapted as the album art for Andrew Bird's "My Finest Work Yet".

You didn't say otherwise. The OP implies it.

But you do, in fact, put one on your kid when you're in a position to do so. And probably even a passed-out stranger next to you. But this advice is like telling you to put on your oxygen mask, then not help anyone else with theirs because they should have to figure it out for themselves.

I'm just a guy who thinks the best of people. I know people can identify sarcasm without a /s tag.

It motivates you to look out for your own interests above all else. You know, like a healthy society should.