I found this at a house that I was installing a couple days ago. It's an existing glassbreak sensor that has been in a home for a few years. The customer assumed it worked. Among other issues with the original install I was shocked to find
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A San Diego Starbucks barista, who went viral after a woman posted his photo online for enforcing the store's facial covering rule, was presented with $100,000 in donations this week (STORY: https://t.co/U4LEHyZ0e4)
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Although the futuristic setting in Feed seems eerily familiar, making the main characters super rich lends itself to a detached narrative that blames just the rich for our current state of apocalypse. True enough, it also allows readers to pass the buck on.
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One of the best apocalyptic books I have read. It portrays our current world as a dystopian past while illustrating a utopian future.
On Mother's Day it's important to remember the children who are forcefully removed from their moms by the State.
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The praying mantises in Grasshopper Jungle are eerily similar to the humanoid reptiles in Fear and Loathing. Both represent sameness in our society and conspicuous consumption. But as our protagonists depart from realism, a fair amount of consumption is still involved.
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Regarding air...
Ních'i is normally translated as wind, although this does not adequately convey the totality of the concept associated with the word for the Navajo. Ních'i refers to the air, the atmosphere in its entirety, when still, and when in motion.
Because ních'i suffuses all of nature, it is responsible for giving life, thought, speech and the power of motion to all living things. Ních'i is also the means of communication between all elements of the living world.