Is there any obvious red flags I can show her? Other than the incorrect textures that can be excused as photoshop I can’t find anything.
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After using the oven, I’ll put a few pans of cool water in it to capture the heat and pour it down the drain about 30 minutes later. Assuming I put in a half gallon of 70 F water, the oven is at 450F, and I pour it down the drain after 30 minutes, how much money do I save from my AC bill? Assume I set the AC to 72F, pay 15 cents per KWh, and my house is 1200 square feet.
Edit: water is 176F after 30 minutes when I pour it out.
Edit 2: water costs 2.8 cents per gallon (supply and sewer charges combined). I'm pretty sure I save a fraction of a cent, maybe .1, on cooling costs and spend about 1 cent for the water…
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Joe Frazier after defeating Muhammad Ali (1971). Frazier was half blind when he ended Ali’s undefeated record, due to a training injury.
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🔥A weasel riding on the back of a green woodpecker. Credit to Martin Le-May
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Marilee and David Kiliti ran an 89-acre hog farm in Pennsylvania. They spent decades struggling to make the land pay. Then they sold it for $22 million. They are part of a massive, quiet buyout happening right now in Salem Township. Ninety-six rural families have sold 1,700 acres of farmland to tech developers for a combined $586 million. The developers do not care about the soil. They care about the grid. These specific fields sit directly adjacent to high-voltage electricity lines and fiber-optic networks. That is exactly what is needed to run the cooling systems and servers required to train artificial intelligence. Historic barns are being bulldozed to make way for windowless concrete warehouses. It is an instant lottery win for the farmers. But the landscape of the community is quietly being rewritten by the tech boom.
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In a time when too many athletes stay silent or push radical agendas, Sophie Cunningham stands tall for truth and fairness. Protecting young girls’ sports and private spaces from biological males is essential to preserving the integrity of women’s athletics and ensuring equal opportunity.
Her courage contrasts sharply with those who prioritize ideology over science and basic fairness. Girls deserve competitions based on biology, not feelings, so they can thrive without unfair physical disadvantages in the locker room or on the field.
We need more voices like Sophie’s who put protecting the next generation first. Standing for women’s sports isn’t hate it’s defending reality, safety, and the dreams of female athletes across America.
