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Strands #907
“Spiraling definitions”
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Strands #907
“Spiraling definitions”
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Strands #908
“On this day in 1963”
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If you're a Canadian of a certain age, you'd know this is a loving parody of the Hinterland Who's Who series of shorts that ran on TV in the late 60s and 1970s:
TV, I am a Canadian of a certain age. I remember those Hinterland Who’s Who. I also remember the National Film Board (NFB) Canada Vignettes that would be shown regularly between shows on television.
Oh wow! No.
I’ve ordered Muppet Treasure Island with Tim Curry as a pirate from the library.
@oncape.....the shades arrive next Friday...only the fixture is hung. I need to make slip covers for the Lazyboy chairs too.....and I need a large 8x10 ivory rug. It's a work in progress...nowhere near completed.
I have two 7" long floating shelves in the living room I asked chatGPT how to style them. Turns out ChatGPT loves stacked books, plants and little pieces of Home Sense junk. No thanks. They would probably fit in with this show.
ok, so I google "still shots from kitchen glow up yellow shelves" ,et voila:
Reminds me of Monet's -
This is a comment from a poster on the reddit link above
"That's crazy. I worked a block north of there for quite a while... That building isn't that old. And to think there was some eccentric crazy rich person up there the whole time."
It would cost me $7M to undo all that and to redo it to a much simpler aesthetic.
There's a ghost in photo 64..... And why are there mirrored lower cabinets in the kitchen, but not that bathroom? lol.
Off to google how to take a screenshot on a newer ipad....
@Springroz to screenshot…power button and volume up simultaneously.
I do buy Taylor Farms salad kits. Mine says from California and not from Mexico. There are no known cases in Canada and this is a very popular salad purchase.
Kushner Farms — maybe Albania
Just saw reporting from NYT that a rule that would have made tracking more timely was delayed to 2028...
"...Cases of cyclosporiasis were mounting rapidly in Michigan and state health officials were homing in on a common thread: Many of those who had fallen ill had eaten at Taco Bell.
On July 1, they asked the company for its supply chain records, crucial information in tracing ingredients that may have caused the outbreak.
On July 3, they wrote and asked for the records again.
On July 6, they wrote a third time.
“With the rapid nature of this outbreak and the number of people affected, we need to ensure we are completing traceback in a timely manner to preserve public health,” Lauren Edwards, an epidemiologist on the state’s rapid response team, said in an email to executives at Yum Brands, which owns Taco Bell. (The New York Times obtained the correspondence under Michigan’s open records law.)
Later that day, Taco Bell provided some records to the state, which by then was working with the federal Food and Drug Administration. The F.D.A. asked for additional records two days later. Finally, on July 13, the agency received all the records it needed to pinpoint lettuce from a Taylor Farms plant in Mexico as a source of the outbreak.
A federal rule that had been scheduled to take effect in January would have required Taco Bell to send those records within 24 hours. But last year, the...administration delayed the implementation of that rule until mid 2028, saying companies needed more time to prepare...."
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/15/health/cyclospora-invesigation-fda.html
It could be from the lower drop heel to toe in a Hoka, that causes your muscles to move differently. I wear low drop barefoot type shoes now and was warned to do a lot of foot, ankle, and calf stretches because you just walk differently when your foot is flatter.
I didn't like Hokas though because of the cushioning. I didn't feel stable in them.