LikeWolvesDo

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r/olympia•

I went to a few shows in 1998-1999 where the venue was on the second floor, and you entered through a door in an alley, I'm pretty sure it's the alley between 4th and state, connecting Washington and Capitol.

Does anyone remember this venue? Have any info about it? It's one of the stories I tell about growing up in Oly in the 90's that people find hard to believe. Along with the 'Backstage'.

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r/Wiffleball•

Does anyone know anything about this supposedly rare, black colored official wiffle ball bat? Looks just like a standard bat from before they changed the logo, but it's black not yellow.

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r/Portland•

I've been struggling with slow internet speeds ever since the end of the summer on Comcast. I was very excited when I went to the Centurylink page and typed my address into the Fiber internet address locator. It told me in no uncertain terms that yes, my address CAN get 940mbps fiber internet for the totally reasonable price of $65 per month! And yes, they would be very happy to take my money in advance and schedule an installation for 2 days later. Success! I thought.

Come Monday I get a phone call informing me that Centurylink has had to postpone my installation, but to be patient and I would hear back soon. I did not hear back. Today, hours after the initial installation appointment,

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r/microgrowery•

Hello, I have a question about grow lights that I wonder if anyone on this sub has dealt with. I have a background in both horticulture and theater lighting, so I've been wondering. Can a full spectrum grow light be focused, like a theater light, to increase the intensity of the light while focusing it on a smaller area? Does the increased intensity of the focused light actually increase the amount of available light the plant can absorb? Has anyone ever experimented with focusing or magnifying their grow lights to increase their intensity?

I am not trying to grow marijuana, but I have many indoor plants and "green walls" that need supplemental light to stay healthy. I would love to spotl

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r/timbers•

Ugh, I booked my vacation before I knew that the Timbers would be playing in the finals! I am going to be on a plane flying from San Jose to Portland for almost the whole match. How can I watch the game?? I'm flying Alaska, so I'm really hopefully they will find a way to let us watch on the flight, but I'm not optimistic. I know I can get internet on the plane, but not sure if the bandwidth is enough. Any ideas? Thanks. GO TIMBERS! Bring on the Diego Storm!!

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