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I lived on a farm for years, have three cats, ranging in age from 2-4 years.

The cats were inside and outside cats, but mostly preferred to stay outside. I've moved to a house in a neighborhood, so theyve become strictly inside cats.

They are relieving themselves everywhere, including the litter boxes.

I'm at my wits end, they were all litter box trained when they were kittens, but seem to just go wherever they please now.

Any advice on how to retrain them would be greatly appreciated.

I'm not sure if this is a bug, or I'm missing something. I'm new to AX combat. I picked up a couple of missions at Jameson, a few for killing scouts, and one for killing a Cyclops, and two others for killing Hydras.

I then go out and kill them, but I only get mission credit for killing scouts. I've helped take down a Cyclops, and a few Hydras, but I don't get credit towards the mission, I just get the bounty credits.

How do I complete these missions?

It is. I'm not on VPN. I get this on episode 7 of Will Trent. Not on episode 8. I'd like to watch episode 7.

I apologize if this is breaking the rules, I'm kinda new to the finance side of MTG. I've got a sealed box of Eternal Masters, I think I paid like 180 for it, and it looks like I could double my money if I sold it, which seems pretty good. What do y'all think this looks like for the long term?

I've been playing a few weeks. I've got an Imperial Eagle, AspX, type 7 and type 9, and out 200m in credits. What should my next move be? I've been space trucking for income, but that's getting a little boring. Thanks in advance!

I was at my daughter's Christmas concert last night at her school. I noticed a police officer, in uniform, with his gun holstered on his hip. I'm pretty sure he was not on duty, as the school is not located in the town he works in, and he was alternating between holding a young girl, presumably his daughter, and filming the performance. This seems like a violation of the Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990, as the officer was not "acting in their official capacity". This is in North Carolina, but I'm not sure if that matters, as it's a federal law, which, as I understand it, supersedes state and local laws. Am I correct in this assessment?

I bit of background. I mainly do web development, and a little gaming, (WoW, Overwatch, MTGA, and ESO right now). I've currently got a pair Asus VS239H monitors running off a 1050ti. These have been fine for the last 7 years, but I'm building my daughter her first PC, and my wife's 15 year old BenQ finally gave up the ghost, so I was thinking I'd upgrade myself to a larger 4k or 3440 x 1440, and distribute the Asus monitors between them.

Basically, I want the most screen I can drive with my 1050ti. I've been wanting to upgrade to a 4k for a while, but with the prevalence of the ultra-wide monitors, I was thinking that that may be a better option. Though less pixels, the shorter form facto

A little background. I've got an Orbi setup in my house with the base an one satellite. It works great. About 150 ft away from the house, I've got a metal workshop that I would like to get online. The Orbi signal actually makes it to the workshop, but since it's a giant Faraday cage, it won't penetrate. The Orbi outdoor satellite doesn't have an Ethernet port, so it's pretty much useless.

My buddy swears by Ubiquiti, but it seems a waste to replace the stuff in the house, if I'm happy with it. I was thinking about bolting a UniFi AC Mesh Pro to the side of the workshop, and running a cable inside to an older TP-Link I have with OpenWRT on it. Would this work, or do I need more gear? Wou

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It's throwing me for a loop. They don't seem to talk about anything actually related to communism. It doesn't seem much different from the Democratic Party.

I have a client (I'm a software consultant) who thinks he's my boss. I actually hate the man. if I had to see him I might actually strangle him. I'm trying to figure out what type he is, so I can determine how best to deal with his personality, but I'm not entirely sure how to go about it. My first thought would be an ESTJ. He's very result oriented, often missing the bigger picture in order to get a task marked as complete. He also has what he views as a strong work ethic, suppose a server is down, he wants you to sit there for hours trying to access it repeatedly so that when ops finally gets it up you can get back to work immediately. He also has this habit of dismissing the ideas of othe