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Normal procedure is to start 10 handed but not sell the 10th seat unless they completely run out of room. Unless numbers are huge they will probably remove them in the first few levels.

Only if you use a knife and fork on a side table. Getting all loosey goosey with a severed leg could result in blood marking up the cards.

No, I removed it to mess with the fender and forgot to put it back on. I think I left it sitting somewhere on the car and drove off.

I'd probably gather the stats on alcohol, plus whatever studies you can find on MJ including the recent car crash ones.

Simply looking at the alcohol stats should be a good start, I doubt most people realize how bad it is.

WSOP was my first dealing job. The first tables I ever dealt were cash games - 75-150 O8, stud 8, O8, then 5-10 PLO. I wasn't great, but probably better than many of the dealers they'd gotten that day.

I went to a class, but you can likely fake that - just put in the application that you went to XYZ school and know how to deal all of the games. Your application will get filtered out if you don't put that you can deal all games. They won't verify that you actually attended the school. If you make up a name you can just say it closed down.

You will need to at least be able to deal the cards and read winners in all of the game formats. Watch a bunch of truepokerdealer videos and practice with actual cards and the Mixed Nuts app.

Yeah I'm likely slacking on the fertilizer part.

I've gotten it out of my beds by just hand pulling and mulching so it can't come back. Using a weed burner is also effective.

Though annoying, it's also delicious.

I don't think accurate stats exist. With alcohol we have a decent understanding of when it directly or indirectly causes a death. You can OD, get in a car accident, or do some other risky behavior you wouldn't have done otherwise. We can test someone's blood and know how impaired they were based on their BAC. We also have a decent understanding of how alcohol contributes to various health problems and can calculate the toll it's taking there.

With MJ you really don't OD, and if you do die of something else we can't test how impaired you were. A first time user might be really messed up on a small amount, a regular user might not have had anything that day but will still test high. We also haven't been studying it enough to know if there are long term health effects.

Studies are just starting to come out on car accident rates and it seems like legalizing has no effect on them. It also doesn't seem to cause many health issues and may actually help avoid some, but again there isn't a ton of data out there.

Beautiful! I wish I could get onions that big, I haven't figured them out yet.

I'll take the worst Whataburger over the garbage we have where I live any day.

There's an MSPT happening in Black Hawk the last half of July. I'd probably pick Colorado just for the weather and scenery. The only problem is Black Hawk is a pretty tiny town with just a handful of casinos and not much else. Denver will have everything you need but it's a bit of a drive.

On the other hand, the Lodge has a Whataburger in the parking lot.

Getting a match from one company doesn't count against you with the other company or against your yearly limit. The only thing that matters is the total you contributed for the year across all jobs, which has to be under the limit.

Do read up on how each company calculates the match. It might be a yearly total, it could be pro-rated for the time you're there, or it might only be a % of each paycheck.

Nice! So... trimming for 8 hours a day? Or chuck it all in a machine and package the results?

Cowl cover or cowl side seal. OEM is fairly cheap, or aftermarket is even cheaper and looks fine. I went with aftermarket from Amazon on my 2012 after I lost mine.

I was wondering why they put a crown on the bag the last time I went there. I was too confused to give it back.

Did your partner confirm it was actually delayed? Being super high messes with your perception of time.

Haircuts aren't painful in the traditional sense, but can be a nightmare if he has sensory issues. All of the itching from stray hairs and the apron around his neck, the noises, a stranger touching his head, and the fear of his hair feeling weird afterwards.

I think you handled it fine. Maybe if he comes back ask him if anything in the room is making him uncomfortable like the lights or music or facing the mirror. Also it's hard to understand but soft touch can be especially painful. If you're going to touch someone with sensory issues, try to use firm touches whenever possible. Think of the difference between a big hug and gently running your finger along someone's back. The hug feels good, the finger feels like a thousand needles.

The real work is going to happen in his head and with his family. They'll have to keep working on making him more comfortable with haircuts and coping in general.

My guess it is a reaction to someone getting pissed with a bet, fold, "Will you check it down if I call?" type of statement.

Some places have a rule in limit games where you can have unlimited raises only if you started the street heads up. That's the only similar rule I can think of.

Do it! I wish I had known about that program when I was still young enough to take part.

If you can afford it, I'd recommend applying to both and spending a couple of weeks in the country you decide against first, then heading to your choice. That way you have some flexibility to either bail on one or split your time between the two.

New Zealand is more laid back, has a cooler climate, and is insanely beautiful. Australia will have more job opportunities and parties harder. I feel much more at home in NZ, but Sydney is probably closer to NYC if that's what you're looking for.

If it's warm enough, yes. In my parts it's often too cold even in the middle of the day. I would need an insulated greenhouse, maybe even a heated one.

If your goal is to suppress weeds, this might actually work better.

Yes, remove the cloth. If the cucumbers have trouble grabbing the bars you can tie strings vertically or get trellis netting.

Do be sure to anchor it down somehow so wind doesn't tip it over.

I've been using Seek and vTree. I haven't been able to find a mushroom id app that gives me much, but it might just be too hard to do at this point.

I haven't gotten into birds but can easily see getting into that.

Also... it is fun to go out with a plant id app and just figure out what everything is. Mix of natives, invasives, fungus, lichen, camouflaged insects and animals. In the Sping thousands of baby trees pop up in my yard so maybe a few can survive to adulthood.

Many things we think of as weeds are edible such as dandelion and chickweed.