Yep. Pull the string to wind a spring. As the spring unwinds, the stylus drags across the record, and sound comes out.

Evidence that we are a race of toddlers: social acceptance of shoveling handfuls of certain types of food into our faces, to the point where the handfuls are too large to fit in our mouths, and some of it falls on the floor for others to clean up.

If the shelf already has an anchor strap attached to it, just screw right through that into the rawlplug.

“What does right to work mean in Michigan?”

Right-to-work laws have no impact in boosting economic growth: research shows that there is no relationship between right-to-work laws and state unemployment rates, state per capita income, or state job growth.

Right-to-work laws have no significant impact on attracting employers to a particular state; surveys of employers show that “right to work” is a minor or non-existent factor in location decisions, and that higher-wage, hi-tech firms in particular generally prefer free-bargaining states.

Right-to-work laws lower wages—for both union and nonunion workers alike—by an average of $1,500 per year, after accounting for the cost of living in each state. Right-to-work laws also decrease the likelihood that employees get either health insurance or pensions through their jobs—again, for both union and nonunion workers.

By cutting wages, right-to-work laws threaten to undermine job growth by reducing the discretionary income people have to spend in the local retail, real estate, construction, and service industries. Every $1 million in wage cuts translates into an additional six jobs lost in the economy. With 85 percent of Michigan’s economy concentrated in health care, retail, education, and other non-manufacturing industries, widespread wage and benefit cuts could translate into significant negative spillover effects for the state’s economy.

Economic Policy Institute

It gave employers the ability to terminate employment, without cause. “Right to work” did not give rights to workers.

Not enough, apparently, if this continues to be a consistent problem.

Yep

How old is the house, exactly?

You may be (un)lucky enough to have both lead and asbestos!

“Because that’s what he left all over the back seat!”

And the mean price in America is skewed by the $6 lattes at airports.

Spend the extra on plywood. It’s lighter, and MDF shelves tend to sag over time, especially in humid climates.

And dust is composed of a lot of organic materials. Mainly dead skin cells.

Clearopathtra made me chuckle

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Fix the water and drainage issues, and then pay a mason or concrete worker to skim coat the foundation. Then just paint after, if you want.

More specifically, when the plasma returns to a gaseous state, the extra energy is released as photons.

The movie alludes that his massive forearms are genetic, as his father shares the same features, and Popeye initially hates spinach.

“We’ve clocked the Derp Rex at 30 miles per hour”

And the sugar content of honey acts as an osmotic, drawing out fluid, reducing swelling.

One time exposure is probably not too detrimental, but the problem with asbestos is that the fibers are so small and so light that they will float around in the air for a relatively long time. If you disturb asbestos and kick up fibers, you may have exposure over hours or days, in the area around it. That’s what makes it so problematic.

That makes sense. It doesn’t matter what the crank order is, the ignition order will be sequential.

1-3-2-1-3-2

3-1-2-3-1-2

2-3-1-2-3-1

2-1-3-2-1-3

Isn’t the ignition order wrong, too? Would a three cylinder fire sequentially, or wouldn’t it fire 1-3-2 or something

Return it and get the right thing?

Check the cartridge for damage, and replace if necessary.

The “barely gets hot” sounds like the mixing valve on the cartridge could be stuck.

Don’t have to. If you’re wearing a blue shirt and blue tie, and spill, your white backup shirt will still match your tie.