pixelgerm
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POLISH Varieties of Veg/Herb/Flower
PERENNIALS that thrive in clay soil, 7a
Variegated varieties besides ornamental peppers
Boneset / Comfrey / Goblin Gaillardia / Horseradish / Castor Beans
Model Melon / Rhubarb / Rosella / Squash Lemon Sun / Tetra Dill
Rudbeckia Goldilocks/Prairie Sun/ChimChiminee
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BEANS:
Long Runner Beans Red + Green Mix
CUCUMBER:
Krak / Marketmore
FLOWERS:
Calendula Fiesta Gitana
Baking in the house has just been impossible way too hot and steamy in the summer, trying to get an outdoor kitchen started and wanting to invest in something worthy of an artisan loaf of bread.
Things I'm looking at right now:
- One of those portable pizza ovens Ooni and such
- Kamado grill
- A bunch of bricks to build my own primitive oven <- probably the least convenient because of the amount of time needed to heat those bad boys up.
- other options I'm not even aware of?
Let me know what you guys are using, what works, what you think might work, open to any and all suggestions!
Pet Fooled - a documentary: See how the billion dollar commercial pet food industry has been allowed to collude with vets and pet stores at the expense of our pets’ health. Awesome watch, highly recommend. Curious to see what you guys think - free watch :)
tubitv.com/movies/494913/pet_fooled?start=true[US] Looking for a phone around $150 for a basic user, no hardware frills needed. Hoping to get several years out of the phone before having to replace it again, which one is most likely to last the longest without any hardware/security issues assuming very basic use (phone, txt, camera and hotspot)?
I considered the MOTO X4 because it comes up so often around here in the budget phone recommendations, but I'm thinking it will be harder to squeeze more life out of a 2017 unit vs 2019/20.
Am I better off with the latest Android 10, or AndroidOne in terms of long-term support?
Is one of them particularly more fragile than the others, in case of accidental drops?
Any thoughts or advice wou

Stumbled upon this viral-ish video the other day submitted by Evelyn Edblad , presumably the owner of the dogs. She says:
"This was filmed during a regular lunch walk with my dogs. I've taught Jackson, Cash, and X to stay still on command before I give them the signal that they are free to go. They then freeze in expectation, knowing they'll soon get to run around. The behavior comes with a little training combined with their instinct as sheepdogs, the breed is bred to herd, where they'll freeze while controlling the sheep."
I was so impressed when I saw this, and have been thinking about it all day. How would you go about capturing this behavior. I
Right eye S: +0.25 C:-1.75 Left eye S:-2.25 C: -4.75
I have worn glasses for reading/screen viewing all my life.
As I've gotten older my vision has gotten slightly worse but nothing too bad, however I have noticed that my brain favors my right eye a lot, and the left one is starting to wander outwards when not focusing on anything in particular. I'm worried that this will progress further.
While I can see okey through my left eye with the glasses on, it's not nearly as good as the other eye.
Is there some lens balancing magic that could even out my vision a little more? (I don't seem to experience any double vision, but can easily tell that an image seen through my left eye appear


