RambleMan

Watching the monster storm move into Eastern Canada (and yes, the U.S.), this morning I cancelled my surprise visit to my mom figuring she doesn't know I'm coming so there won't be any disappointment if I choose to not travel into weather/driving danger.

Anyway, after I cancelled the flight and car rental I tried cancelling tonight's hotel I had booked part way through the drive, but because we're within 24 hours, I couldn't cancel online. I knew I was within the cancellation deadline and would be charged for tonight, but having read your stories of night audit I decided to call the hotel to let them know I wouldn't be coming tonight and understood I would still be charged. Why not let the

Horrible photo quality apologies. A couple of days ago I checked my Ring interior camera when I received a motion alert. The alert was my Roomba 960 buzzing around. I was surprised to see a bunch of lights coming from the Roomba that are not visible with the naked eye. Are these all IR lights for its navigation?

I'm wondering if anybody knows where to find military testing information from the past.

My family had a cottage on Golden Lake since about the 1950's. The lake is a very shallow, long lake. In a local stories book published a few years back based on personal locals' stories there was account of how the military used the lake for JATO (Jet Assisted Take Off - link to a US photo (not Ontario/Golden Lake) of what I'm talking about) testing. There is folklore that some of the cement pads/blocks we'd 'discover' when out swimming were related to those tests.

I haven't been able to find anything official that acknowled