DPH has extremely odd data that doesn't match other sources. If you compare it to GA's data here, which combines data from many sources, you can see that our case load is still increasing and, though the rate of increase is lower than it was earlier, the earlier data was noisy, the rate is still increasing, and we do not remotely meet the 14-day criteria set by the White House, which is the absolute bare minimum before states should consider reopening.
My point is: Something is wrong with DPH data. Other, reliable data sources disagree strongly with it. The governor is ignoring this. People are going to die because of it.
A true southern hospitality dish, the Vanilla Butternut Pound Cake
3 Cups Sugar
1/2 Crisco (I use the sticks)
2 Stick Butter (unsalted)
Pinch of Salt
4 Eggs
3 Cups Flower
1 Cup Evaporated Milk
2 TSP Vanilla Butter Nut Flavoring
Cream together shortening, butter, sugar and salt. Beat in eggs oneat a time. Alternately add in flour & milk, ending with flour. Foldin flavoring by hand. Pour into a greased tube or bundt pan. Place incold oven, turn oven on to 325°. Bake for one hour & 45 minutes.Don’t peek! Remove from pan immediately.
NOW the Vanilla Butter Nut Flavoring you NEED is this one
You can find it around, but it's hard, so I just order mine. But if you can find it local, get it. Get 2. Then tell me where you found it. NO SUBSTITUTION comes close.
Anyway, super easy. Maybe 15 mintues in a mixer to put it all together and another Hour Fourty-Five in the oven so I just put on a movie or play a round or two in Battlefield 4.
Here's some more history that's been forgotten.
Stone Mountain was part of that reactionary spike/wave during the Civil Rights Movement. It has nothing to do with "history" or the Civil War and everything to do with retaliating against people demanding equal rights.
Nowadays the Epoch Times is the go-to publication for right-wing loonies.
The Trump Presidential library will have just one book in it.
they sell trunk organizers like this that could probably help prevent spills. - I agree that requiring you put them in the trunk or glove box is overkill - if the drink is sealed why is that extra step needed. but this can help if you are worried about spills.
From WeatherSpark.com: In Atlanta, the summers are hot and muggy; the winters are short, cold, and wet. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 35°F to 89°F and is rarely below 22°F or above 95°F.
The hot season lasts for 3.8 months, from May 24 to September 17, with an average daily high temperature above 81°F. The hottest day of the year is July 22, with an average high of 89°F and low of 72°F.
The cool season lasts for 2.9 months, from November 28 to February 25, with an average daily high temperature below 60°F. The coldest day of the year is January 23, with an average low of 35°F and high of 53°F.
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Doesn't work consistently depending on what device you use. MLB.TV and ESPN+ have a lot of ways to figure out what market you are in. I paid for MLB.TV and ESPN+ and NordVPN and they will often still not let me watch. The illegal streaming sites have actually been the most consistent for me.
Paddle Georgia did Dawsonville to Rome a few years ago. Check out their maps and detailed guides. They spread the trip over 7 days because the group is so large so you could definitely do it in a shorter period depending on how hard you want to paddle. https://garivers.org/paddle-georgia/maps/
Also, Joe Cook of Paddle Georgia writes great river guides and has one for the Etowah. You can buy it on the Paddle Georgia website or Amazon. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/082034463X/ref=cm_sw_r_sm_apa_fabc_36BbGbPN2NF2W
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There's a bar in Valdosta called Ashley Street Station that has live music basically every night. I know that's kind of far, but you might like it. I feel like they have metal nights sometimes too.
Specifically:
> SSKH1 Identify the national holidays and describe the people and/or events celebrated.
> a. Christmas
It's a good thing the State DoE has plenty of money to fight the inevitable lawsuit! /s
If you care to give feedback about the proposed changes, you can do so here.
This product seems to work fairly well. It's ugly though. I have a few on the sides of my house and it seems like way less nests develop there.
You could also try a balm containing a substance that is repellant for insects; picaridid, eucalyptus, cintronella, clove, etc. A lot of pungent herbs repel insects like wasps, you could try placing a sprig of one in the rodent hole.
watch "All in: The Fight For Democracy" if you want to get a good history of a lot of what went wrong in the 2016 Georgia governor's race. (Free on Amazon video and YouTube)
It's an account of a New York yuppie's move to Savannah, Ga., where he gets involved in a murder within Savannah's upper crust community, including members of the LGBQT community. It was very popular and was made into a movie.
im seeing (finally) the only thing that is about safety and not bashing drivers,
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/why-it-isnt-safe-to-flash-hazard-lights-while-driving-in-the-rain-2/432626 And yeah this makes sense. But im gonna tell you something right now: no one taught me this in public school, no one taught me this getting my license, and no one mentioned this in defensive driving class when i was 21 after getting a speeding ticket. So i get it, but this is not common knowledge. What IS common knowledge: Georgia drivers are ass and you’re on your own on our roads lmao.
I was on I-85 all day driving back from Virginia. I honestly did not know that hazard lights can cause distractions in the rain. The accu weather article was very enlightening: https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/why-it-isnt-safe-to-flash-hazard-lights-while-driving-in-the-rain-2/432626.
TIL
That rain was crazy though. We got it in North Carolina, South Carolina, and then in Georgia again.
It is also illegal in some states. Why it isn't safe to flash hazard lights while driving in the rain
If the minority knows something is going to get passed, they have an incentive to try and influence it. It also enables cross-aisle voting, because they can claim credit for parts of the bill. Ezra Kline wrote a really good book on this.
I see from your sarcasm you’re not serious.
You can google:
questionable 2020 mail in election results
2020 election fraud
And dozens more. You’ll need to read several pages deep (5-10) on your searches as some of the stuff will be propaganda or chaff, but you will find a few gems in there.
I also recommend the book: Our Broken Elections, How the Left Changed the Way You Vote.
Solid database of factual information by respected authors.
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I'm in favor of 100% open borders, but not for the reasons you seem to favor.
Our nation has no obligation to be "fair" when choosing non-citizens to live or join the USA. Non-citizens have some rights, but that is not one of them. I recommend you look for other reasons the system should be more fair. This may help. It is a fun & useful read.
https://www.amazon.com/Open-Borders-Science-Ethics-Immigration/dp/1250316960/
I saw my first one while sitting in traffic on 75 in Henry County a couple of months ago. Then I saw another one somewhere in Atlanta (I think around 10th St?) a few days later. Yesterday, I saw one over by Spring St. (can't remember exactly where though, possibly in the vicinity of the Varsity/on ramp to 75 N). They are all the same handwritten white poster board.
I've seen the Anunnaki stuff associated with 'ancient alien' type things, and apparently Havana Syndrome is a thing, but I can't find anything about this Anunnaki Terrorism thing in Google searches, except for one Amazon bookthat is currently unavailable. I mean, at this point I'd buy it just to figure this out....
Does anyone have any idea what this is?
I'm sure it's all kooky doomsday stuff, but I'm interested now.
Mine gets my room very cold. I have this one https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B08THDN9TR
Been running it for a couple of years. Works great, especially combined with my ceiling fan and desk fan.
Miller was a Dixiecrat who was politically shrewd enough to realize he would get a lot more mileage out of being a "Democrat" who constantly criticized other Democrats and endorsed and voted with Republicans almost exclusively during his senate tenure. The No True Scotsman fallacy doesn't apply here; He literally wrote an entire book about how Republicans are right and Democrats ae wrong. He lived through the party switch and rather than just accept he had become a Republican, he decided to be pissy about it and attack Democrats for daring to be liberal before retiring into irrelevance. He may have called himself a Democrat, but if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck...
https://atlanta.curbed.com/ A lot of historical buildings are reviewed. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subjects/search/?query=Georgia Project gutenburg is free ebooks, I'm not sure how you plan to disseminate these links to your students, this is probably way larger format than what they'll read, history is in public domain a lot, being old and all.
After checking out the results, it's kind of cool to see most people are voting they'd like remote work indefinitely. Looks like this survey on where people like working from home best might have something to it.
I've always had good luck with the Baymont Inn. Really, anything near the Albany Mall will be clean, safe and have plenty of good food nearby.
As for things to do, you can anything from checking out Chehaw Park to visiting a [Winery](stillpond.com). Once you get outside of Albany, it's pretty rural. You may have to drive a little bit to see some of the local sites.
> You assume
LMAO
So you assume what my assumptions are?
> Also, and this might shock you, but Amendments can still be added to the Constitution. Hence the reason they're called Amendments.
Awww...that's cute. It's like a game of LARP for you; where you like to pretend you live in a eutopia and "things are just different".
STFU and go read a book.
Exterminator here, 20 years experience. Highly recommend this product Niban Nisus FG Granular Pest Control Insecticide Bait 4 LB Shaker, Clear https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005F5PRJE/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_9DCQ0YN6HPJCZGNXNNG3. Put it outside to control the roaches. Should be applied once every couple of weeks, more if it rains. Will help keep the bugs out and kill them before they get inside.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that it's based on the global numbers from John Hopkins. Currently 532,692 infected and 24,075 deaths resulting in a 4.5% fatality rate. I'm just guessing though.
You missed the massive cemetery with like 20,000 unmarked graves. There's just a bunch of stakes in the ground. Also all of the old prisons were originally part of CSH. There's so much stuff out there, the place is huge.
A great book to read about it is "But for the grace of God"
Do you have an iPhone or Android phone?
For Android install an offline navigation, for example - HERE WeGo
Heres a link to that: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.here.app.maps
Or look into this link for instructions on how to download offline Google map to your phone
https://support.google.com/maps/answer/6291838?co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid&hl=en
Where supply meets demand. It's a constantly moving target with a lot of variables that is different in different locations. It's not a number any one person or entity can make, ever. Do you not realize this? lol
The reason it works is competition. Government need only prevent monopolies and other large scale infringements on competition
Here...start here:
> I have a very difficult time waking up and if it’s still dark,
Same, and I found salvation in the Philips SmartSleep.
I know that price probably seems steep for an alarm clock, but it's worth every penny.
follow up: was answering a question from someone else who also asked about why I preferred cast iron skillets for cooking pizza and I ran across the link below; Basically I got the idea of using preheated cast iron skillets from baking cornbread; using a typical baking dish is 'fine' but you will end up with a more 'cake like' soft moist crust at the bottom - but when you preheat a cast iron skillet and pour the cornbread mix into that preheated pan it instantly starts to 'fry' and results in a nice crispy crust after baking - the end results are quite dramatic.
Generally I am not a big fan of "pizza hut" but I had (for a while) been trying to replicate the crispy deep dish crust they used to have (I assume something changed in the last 5 years or so because the crust just isn't the same lately) - regardless I really liked that crust (although their toppings were not as fresh or imaginative as I would like. I noticed that they used a specific type of pan (I don't think it was cast iron but it was a heavier metal and it appeared that they did preheat it) -
I have also experimented with 'grilled pizza' - which is also quite amazing for thin crust pizza. I discovered that method of cooking pizza from "CK's Grilled Pizza" over a decade ago (now out of business) - the owner of that place won multiple national 'best pizza' competitions and has appeared in several shows and published a book on his technique as well
It’s a solid pack! I’ll link it in this reply. Our little one above didn’t like to be in it for too long though lol. In the photo and pretty much the whole hike she preferred laying on top of the closed pack. Might just need to get used to it, but that’s also why we didn’t get too far in our hike before deciding to turn around lol. We’ll be taking her on more casual and short hikes from now on. But definitely memorable! Lots of comments from people lol.
Here’s the pack: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07B62YX1V?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
> We, democrats, caused the division in this country.
> I fail to see why an entire state should be ruled by a bunch of people that want to live in 137 square mile area.
You think people who live in cities shouldn't get to vote? Why on earth should the economic and social driver of the state agree to be dominated by rural voters?
> Most of the state is not like, nor even close to, Atlanta.
Agreed, which is why metro Atlanta's vote is so important. It faces unique problems that rural voters are unaware of or don't care about, and needs to be able to solve them through legislation. The days of rural Georgia running things are over, and good riddance.
Here is a weir on the Etowah River.
I read this book about Hernando De Soto's journey through the SE. He describes the natives living by rivers. Your comment reminded me that they mention the Savannah river was a 'wild' river, and appeared to have no settlements.
The 'jury's still out' for me when it comes to 'trail trees'. If you're talking about the ones that grow in an S shape, I've seen that in new-growth trees. I'm no arborist, but I think that can happen naturally and/or be used to mark trails.
Idk if this counts, but a woman I do a side gig for on Sundays was a descendent of Doc Holiday who was a Fayette county native.
She a trilogy on the history of his life. It's very interesting, called "Southern Son."
https://victoriawilcoxbooks.com/
https://www.amazon.com/Inheritance-Southern-Son-Saga-Holliday/dp/1908483563