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Backbone is great; you will also want to visit the parks in and around Dubuque, especially the Horseshoe Bluff trail at the Mines of Spain.
The argument is not whether or not illegal immigrants hit and run, and it never was. The discussion is whether or not you have evidence that this case was a hit and run by an illegal immigrant. Rather than provide evidence for the claim you made, you decided to try and prove that illegal immigrants can have hit and runs -- a fact that no one was debating.
By your 'logic', https://duckduckgo.com/?q=are+kittens+cute proves that you, yourself are an illegal immigrant posing as a racist to try and hide yourself.
On top of that, if you go with Mediacom, use Google DNS or OpenDNS. Mediacom DNS outages are the most common reason for their outages, not anything physical. http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/16372/find-a-faster-dns-server-with-namebench/
Before you start, read Joel Salatin if you haven't already.
I'd start with "Folks, This Ain't Normal," and then go from there, he has books on starting farms, this one will reference them.
$1.99 kindle read.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005U8O2CY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_7A6VX03WXHKC7XXS9QK0
>the government deducts taxes to provide basic societal structure, Muh roads ! https://tinyurl.com/ycggc4dm Also, I will never understand how you people can justify theft to advance your ideal of "societal structure". I guess it goes back to its roots when slavery was maintained to protect the "societal structure". Perhaps when segregation was kept in place to protect "societal structure". You cant logically use this as a means to take from others.
Nevada always has some sort of gossip going on...first it was rainbows, then it was Putt Putt, the mini horse and now this. What's next?
> That's just not how most kids minds work.
Oh no, I get down voted in this sub because I am interesting, I sort of enjoy it.
I never intended the shame to be an inward reflection ,young people generally don't think about consequences.. I meant, that we no longer hold young men and to some lesser degree women to any standard. We absolutely should shame these men who create children with no intention of supporting them. We now accept people that have children out of wedlock at a young age even though all studies show that it is the easiest way into poverty. We have the opposite, we have TV shows that glorify being a teen mom.
iowa needs to develop the video game angle more aggressively
here is why
I decided to actually check the reading level of the article.
The Hemmingway App puts it at 5th grade, and judging by the "other discussions" tab I'd say that's roughly accurate.
There is the Follinglo Dog Book.
It is a collection of poineer stories that took place in and around Story City. They are mostly stories about a local hero named Stor Per which is norwegian for Big Peter. (Spare me the pun). It also has many stories about life growing up on the prairie. It kind of starts slow but it is worth it. The author's self deprecating humor is a delight. I read it in High School and I still re-read it every few years.
It depends on which filter type you have. Newer furnaces use these big ass 5" filters that last way longer due to much more surface area than the old ~1" filters.
Also, it highly depends on household cleanliness. With 2 golden retreivers we're lucky to get 6 weeks before ours is completely packed with fur; vacuuming more will help filter life quite a bit (dust ends up in the vacuum, not the filter, etc.
my life , my family's life, my business.
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there is a great book on this subject that talks about fighting the KKK in the early civil rights day and why so many democrats wanted to take guns from black Americans. You should give it a read.
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Hmm, I've never heard of that machine. But the grinder is the most important piece of this. This is where you'll probably want to start for a grinder.
These guys make solid grinders and have been doing so for years. You'll probably want to look at the Sette.
Other than that, if you're able to return the machine and get a more compact setup it may be best. My wife and I have the Breville 870XL and it has treated us great. We use it multiple times per day.
https://www.wunderground.com/maps/wind/jet-stream
For those wondering what /u/Odie-san is talking about If you play the animation you can still get a glimpse of what it looked like around 4pm yesterday.
>what if these people are employed by the AG business then the constitutional rights are curbed
Nope. Your rights are your rights whether you work for a company or not.
What you're talking about is the Wiretap Act of 1968, basically is says, on the federal level, its illegal to record in situations where its reasonable there would privacy, but there are a lot of loopholes in this law. It makes is possible that if one party agrees, then recording is possible. Different states though have passed laws that do away with this loophole in a variety of ways. There are states that require two-part consent.
The other issues is where you can expect privacy reasonably. I think a lot of people would argue that factory farms that produce food for the public shouldn't have much expectation of privacy except in regard to their intellectual property. What they do effects the public, because consumes their food, therefore they should expect some level of scrutiny from the public. Florida for instance doesn't recognize private business as 'private' places if they serve the public.
Here is an article.
https://lifehacker.com/what-you-need-to-know-when-recording-your-enemies-1795226719
>I also thought if someone came to my property and filmed without my permission it was illegal.
It depends on the state. That is why they are trying to pass this ag gag law, they want to make it more illegal on the state level. They are basically making something twice as illegal for no real reason but ag lobbying.
Tent camping? Get a decent three seasons tent, maybe even try to find a four seasons tent. I like using a z fold or roll out pad with This insulated sleeping pad. I also use the REI trailback 20 sleeping bag. You will want to get a sleeping bag rated to lower than the lowest temp. Remember sleeping pads aren't just for comfort. They keep you warm by separating you from the ground.
For clothes pack warm, thicker hoodies, light jackets, pants, merino wool socks.
It's definitely not a partisan thing. If Democrats tax and spend, Republicans borrow and spend. Republicans are not fiscal conservatives.
https://www.amazon.com/Buck-Wild-Republicans-Became-Government/dp/159555064X
Regarding what I'm talking about- nitrogen fertilizer- you absolutely can legally put it on your lawn and it can wash away in a rainstorm to someone else's property, or down the sewer drain. Here's an example: https://www.amazon.com/Lawn-Fertilizer-Simple-Solutions-Concentrated/dp/B06X9Z9MQR
| Ideally I wouldn't drive more than 5-6 hours out of the way of Des Moines in total
If you mean you don't want to drive more than 6 hours leaving Des Moines, and assuming an average speed of 65 mph, then you've got any number of choices. For a quick weekend getaway with the wife, I tend to go with either Minneapolis (visiting friends and excellent restaurants) or Chicago (museums and excellent restaurants). You might find this distance calculator useful in making your selection.
I bought this stamp because I get mail for previous tenants 6 years into me living here. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D4P5PQG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I put the mail back in the outbound slot of the locker mailbox, and it ends up back in my mailbox.
I got this off amazon and had a local concrete company install it in my garage for $300 once it was delivered. With 2 children and 2 adults it is not comfortable. Benches are small inside and about 6’ of height inside so your hair rubs the top. But since I’m only in it dueing violent storms I dont mind it. If I was buying again I’d probably go the size up, for an extra 2k you get one that takes 8 folks with wider bemches. It’s hard to fit people + supplies in the one I have.
The general consensus by presidential historians is that the likes of Adams, Jefferson, and Washington practiced various levels of deism- they believed in a creator, but not necessarily an omnipotent omnipresent father figure who decides everything.
I'd recommend this book for more information, but to claim that there is "little evidence either way" is intellectually dishonest.
If you DM with your address I'll buy and send you this:
https://www.amazon.com/Klvie-Groceries-Tri-Wheel-Waterproof-Adjustable/dp/B09VXM6FS1?th=1
No strings... I just like being able to help when I can.
Well you will certainly get a teacher on their best behavior, I however recommend this to find out what really goes on in your child's classroom.
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The one good thing about covid lockdowns, exposing the nutty teachers. Its a shame that the good teachers now have to pay the price for the bad ones.
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ATAB and ACAB now walking hand in hand.
Reddit started getting bad press over several users throwing some threats towards the Oregon police... here is one of the articles linked to... https://thenextweb.com/opinion/2019/06/25/you-cant-offer-to-murder-cops-on-reddit-unless-youre-on-r-thedonald/
I've never stayed in overnight in eastern Iowa, but maybe look into this Clinton bed & breakfast or this one in Montrose.
I've been looking into getting a raspberry pi 0 to set up a pi-hole ad-blocker, maybe its time I finally bite the bullet on that. I mean, theyre only 10 bucks and the website says it takes 15 minutes to start.
Before you zoom, know how to do it, and you won't have to put up with trash like this.
https://zoom.us/docs/doc/Securing%20Your%20Zoom%20Meetings.pdf
We're definitely trending the wrong way in terms of healthy planet, but it's also not like not having snow on the ground at Christmas is a total aberration: https://www.kcrg.com/content/news/Iowas-historical-odds-of-a-white-Christmas-566188051.html
It's basically a 50/50 coin toss if you avg across the entire state.
It certainly is a little more unusual to have such low snow totals in Dec -- across the entire state we're more than half a foot behind avg there, but again, its not completely unprecedented.
https://weatherspark.com/m/11510/12/Average-Weather-in-December-in-Iowa-City-Iowa-United-States
Per that graph 1 out of every 10 years, there is 1 inch or less accumulated snow in the month of Dec.
In short, it does happen.
> If you really need to call yourself rich, smart, and handsome on an anonymous internet board then odds are you’re probably none of the three.
Whoa, you really zinged me again. Haters gonna hate, but I stay great!
Here is my photo, Northwestern diploma and tax returns from 2017, enjoy https://tinyurl.com/yd8lu469 Now go get your shine box.
Honestly, I don’t know. I think your best bet would be to see how close you are to any of his siblings or other relatives through a DNA test.
I don’t have an ansestory account, but this is him. It has the family tree, perhaps you could see if you can find anyone on it that’s alive and ask about it?
It's a little bit of work, but if you're mildly technically savvy, a Pi-hole set up on a Raspberry Pi is a good option. For under $50 you'll be able to block all ads on your network (so you won't even see ads on mobile devices that don't have ad-blockers). I've been using one for a while and haven't really had any problems.
It appears they have brought in reinforcements starting, according to contract, this Saturday, for 26 million dollars. Third party company coming in to provide testing equipment, testing material kits for 90k a month(180k first month) for the next 5 months, training IDPH staff on how to use test equipment, 5 mobile testing sites by end of month (one required by this saturday) and the website itself.
They have contracted out 540,000 tests over the next 5 months. Roughly 17% of the state population.
If you don't have a garage and you know it's going to snow or ice up this seemed to work nice for my husband this morning:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AOHYT50?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
I bought one each for him, our daughter, our middle son and my hubby's BFF for XMas. The only person I didn't buy one for is the oldest son since he has a garage to park in. But now that I'm thinking about it I should get him one for when he's at work!
A large bag of sand or cat litter (cheap clay kind) in the trunk can help you get traction if you get stuck: litter/sand behind the tire and in front of the tire.
>....huh?
You heard me !
>So much for that open dialog if youre gonna use shitty strawman arguments
Yeah, I should stop being so dense.. oh shit https://tinyurl.com/yc74n5h7
>"Should i reconsider some of my unpopular opinions? No its the libruls that are wrong"
Have I ever down voted you for any of your $fluffy gumball$ posts ? Is it the the right leaning people who throw down votes around here ? Hell, in the early days of my posts, it was mentioned to just "down vote him and he will go away". you kids cant stand being confronted or challenged.
Well the purge continues over at twitter https://tinyurl.com/y9x2vgju
I know some of these have been said but....
- Sports teams. Iowa Hawkeyes (University of Iowa, Iowa City), Iowa State Cyclones (Iowa State University, Ames) Panthers (University Northern Iowa, cedar Falls)
- John 'Duke' Wayne was born in Iowa
- Iowa is the future birthplace of Jame T. Kirk from Star Trek (march 22, 2233
- Iowa has more pigs than humans. -Ottumwa, Iowa is the "video game" capital of the world.
- People in Iowa are known for our kindness. Everyone waves.
- Iowa is a powerhouse in the political world.
Things to see/do:
- Iowa State Fair August 7-17. Awesome food and entertainment
- Blank Park Zoo in Des Moines (or if you can, go to the Omaha Zoo in Nebraska (iowa/nebraska boarder)
- check out Field of Dreams (famous movie field) in Dyersville, IA (3 hour drive) -the house that inspired famous art piece "American Gothic" in Eldon, Iowa (2 hour drive) -If you are down checking the "American Gothic" house get to Ottumwa, Iowa and check out bubba q's bbq or Canteen Lunch in the Ally....both are amazing. Then head to Fairfield, Iowa which has a large maharishi population (look them up) -Adventure land in Des Moines (lazy river is my favorite)
- Lkke okoboji (northern Iowa) or Lake red rock (45 minutes south) or Lake Rathbun (2 hours south)
- I know you are young but check out Chive on Iowa. We do a lot with charities. Its more of a 21+ group because of the alcohol but we have a lot of families that encourage Random Acts of Kindness (paying for someones meal or coffee or something random)
also http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g28936-Activities-Iowa.html
Except, regulate did mean that.
Definition of regulate in a dictionary from 1792.
https://www.wordnik.com/words/regulate Also: transitive verb To adjust (a mechanism) for accurate and proper functioning. transitive verb To put or maintain in order.
> Rural Iowa is primarily attitude over intelligence.
Stealing this quote as it's such a perfect way to describe it.
If you're looking for an outstanding book on the topic of rural Iowa's brain drain: https://www.amazon.com/Hollowing-Out-Middle-Rural-America/dp/0807006149
Across the USA people are reporting more fireworks than usual this month, but there’s little data on how widespread this is. I'm helping to create a map and learn more about what's going on with these fireworks. Please fill out and share THIS survey.
Unfortunately its a far larger scale than that:
The green grass is all sloped up towards the house. The floor of the garage is 1.5-2 stories above Clair St.
There are 6 houses that are all connected on the same berm/levee, and as you can see, these are not far from backwaters -- the Cedar goes up much, backs up Snag Creek, into that lake, and there you go. These people raised their entire yards...
This is smack dab in the flood area: http://wcfcourier.com/app/special/flood_buyout/
These lots were flooded out (but did not have houses) in 2008. For some reason, they were allowed to raise their entire lots up out of the flood plain to build new houses.
I believe I could find other local examples, too, but this is the easiest to see.
If you end up coming to Cedar Falls feel free to hit me up. I would encourage renting not buying if you do move. Due to house values dropping Waterloo/Cedar Falls area over the next 5 years.
edit: It was 5 years not 15 years.. citation..
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-ticker/15-worst-housing-markets-next-five-years-124724891.html
Its over 10,000 today
Edit: Its over 12,000 now
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/bda7594740fd40299423467b48e9ecf6
>Some examples of Jim Crow laws are the segregation of public schools, public places, and public transportation, and the segregation of restrooms, RESTAURANTS, and drinking fountains for whites and blacks."
The difference between the cake and Jim Crow laws is that Jim Crow laws were laws that forced discrimination, where the couple in the article are free to choose other places to go.
Jim Crow laws were bigotry enforced by the state. People discriminate all the time, based on any arbitrary preference they may have. Discrimination simply means making distinctions. Read this
> So once again Iowa will be one of the states behind the rest of the state's and possibly the world?
It's already way behind.
Retaining college graduates has always been a huge problem for Iowa all the way back when I was a kid. Also, high achievers are pushed (or pulled in my situation) out of the state and when they experience what opportunity is like outside of Iowa they don't return.
In tech (my industry) the Iowa is way behind, even in DSM. You just don't have the same sort of companies in Iowa like you do on the coasts. If you're looking to move up the ladder in a major way in tech you need to get to a coast or Minneapolis/Chicago.
Then there's having gone hard right with reproductive rights, the whole COVID thing, and literally squandering millions upon millions of federal funding in right-wing political stunts... As someone progressive who was on the fence regarding moving back (lower COL) there's no fucking way now. Iowa use to be a great place to raise a family but seeing the state government ban mask mandates in schools shows me that this is factually no longer true.
Also you guys went hard right - https://www.politico.com/2020-election/results/iowa/ ... Iowa is now no longer a battle ground state.
I hear the phrase "our biggest export in Iowa is education!" without a single bit of awareness of how big of a problem that is: young educated people don't want to stay.
https://www.amazon.com/Hollowing-Out-Middle-Rural-America/dp/0807006149
> In 2001, with funding from the MacArthur Foundation, sociologists Patrick J. Carr and Maria J. Kefalas moved to Iowa to understand the rural brain drain and the exodus of young people from America’s countryside.
If you're looking to read more on this... Although this covers rural Iowa I definitely witnessed all of this happening in the cities as well (DSM, CR, Davenport, etc)
> Rural Iowans [...]
> We need to let them know
They hate us. They're so fucking dumb they can barely spell... They don't read, they don't care about facts, and they're purely driven by emotions + whatever their church says. There's no way to catch them up - seriously.
https://www.amazon.com/Hollowing-Out-Middle-Rural-America/dp/0807006149
It is your usage. I have 1700 sq ft and a full sized air conditioner (and an electric water heater, electric oven, and too many computers) and used 700kWh last month.
If you do replace it you should consider a mini split heat pump. Much more expensive but much more efficient, and also cheaper to run than a gas furnace when the weather is cool in the fall and spring. You can also find units that do not require vacuuming the lines (no HVAC tech required) and DIY.
Got a Kim the Reaper tee off Amazon last year. Has her ugly face and grim Reaper body.
Kim Reaper - Iowa Governor T-Shirt https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KXFTWJ9/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_VNZC552VGNB76RNB8KCK
Here is a real expert on the mathematical models of contagion spread. The CDC has referenced this authors work. I kid you not.
https://www.amazon.com/Mathematical-Modelling-Zombies-Robert-Smith/dp/0776622102
So if I put a pizza between two slices of bread... it’s a pizza sandwich?
What if it’s just bbq sauce?
Cookies? = cookie sandwich. I’m all about this rule.
I’ll make sandwich sandwiches.
It's a cheap multitool made to go in the credit card slot of a wallet
They're just as useless as they look
My wife has one like this from when she used to do dragonboat, and many people on the team did rowing as well. Some aren't USCG approved but better than nothing! Obviously not as free as wearing nothing, but as you can see, accidents happen.. .
Been a thing for awhile. One of my biggest inspirations (and warning signs) to get out was the following book published in 2010:
Hollowing Out the Middle: The Rural Brain Drain and What It Means for America
I have one of these and it works great. If the ice is very thick it falls short but for thin ice and snow its awesome. One of the best gifts I've ever gotten.
>Do you have anything pertinent to add or are you just wanting to be spiteful and troll?
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I just did, did you not see the part about employee's who don't feel safe should be able to stay at home without pay? But if you are getting paid still, then you should have no say in the matter of opening the economy.
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>Does wanting a state gov't that works for the people,
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yes, I dont want that. I want a minimal government allowing for more individual freedom.
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>or wanting a safe work environment mean I'm not doing my job?
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do you want to still get paid? Are you under 80 with no underlying health issues, if so you are pretty safe.
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>The US has had some of the bloodiest labor struggles of any country. We're doing a disservice to our ancestors if we accept increasingly unsafe working conditions and increasingly eroded social safety nets.
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oh noes, muh labor unions.
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> Do you have any idea how many hours teachers put in, especially those of us who take pride in our work?
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Yes State law requires schools to hold class for a minimum of 1,080 hours or 180 school days per school year. You essentially have more days off then on.
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>Read a book.
Ok, point me in the direction and I will point you in one as well. we can compare notes. https://www.amazon.com/Market-Education-History-Studies-Philosophy/dp/1560004088
> How do we retain and inspire our youth to stay. That’s the real problem.
Grew up in Iowa and left for the coast in my 20's. Stop browbeating every young person into the ground, and stop treating diversity/culture like it's the plague.
Also, there's just more opportunity outside of Iowa. Sorry, but it's the damn truth. Maybe less so with the work remote bit and COVID but we'll see on that. When it comes to the best and brightest they're PUSHED OUT of the state!
Honestly it's a feedback loop at this point - the people who are left swing right and every time I'm back home it feels more like Walmart country.
EDIT: The following is such an illuminating view into what's going on in Iowa: Hollowing Out the Middle: The Rural Brain Drain and What It Means for America. I suggest anyone who's interested in understanding all of this to pick this book up.
I see this is more about them landing on you than about being comfortable outside, but perhaps you'll find this helpful. Last summer, I had good luck against flies with an outdoor trap bag (if you're curious), but unfortunately it seems their company doesn't make one for mosquitoes.
However, here's GREENERWAYS ORGANIC Mosquito Repellent Zone on Amazon, but whereas the fly trap from the other company would last for ~3 months for $5 a piece, this trap lasts for 7 days only and costs ~$8. The reviews are great, though! One of the customer questions was answered by an Iowan at the beginning of this month of this, who stated her yard was free of mosquitoes for a week. She seemed quite excited.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.graebr.darkskymap
This is the app I commonly use. Anything green or less you can see most common things. I would look for a park or nature perserve that is open later than 10:30 pm, since many parks close at that time. Other than that, there is always gravel roads.
Essentially just get out of larger cities a ways.
You should also add some seafoam or something similar and make sure it gets in the carbs. Just draining gas out if the tank still leaves some in the carbs, and over time it can reduce performance if not prevent running entirely.
As a follow up to this post, he wrote a great book on infectious disease policy that is a great read/listen. He basically predicted this pandemic almost 3 years ago.
https://www.amazon.com/Deadliest-Enemy-Against-Killer-Germs/dp/0316343692
Relatively unbiased, and extremely intelligent. This is the sort of person that needs to be providing advice to our political leaders and policy makers.
Side note, full disclosure, I did happen on to him by hearing his interview on the Joe Rogan podcast. Say what you will about my initial source/contact, but Dr. Osterholm is legit.
Side note 2, he's from Iowa.
if you just want to hike, Fellowship forest and clanton creek rec area are likely pretty empty. Same with Stephens State Forest / The White Breast (NGL just wanted to mention that we have a place called White Tittties in Iowa)
These are some of the places where I like to kill deer.
Highly recommend any edition of this book. Typically about $20 at walmart or kum and go (yes they sell them at some). The one amazon is on some bullshit pricing - please don't buy this for $80.
It has literally maps of EVERYWHERE in Iowa. I like to write notes in mine (were I slayed a deer, date, etc) and take notes on some level B's I hit.
If you just want to be around water, you could just go to all the lakes in this book too...
$25 is the normal price there.
The sportsman atlas is great bc it has a brief description of the activities offered at each place.
Anyone been down to Hooper/Ahquabi yet?
I really think your best bet is to wander around hunting areas. However don't forget this note - wear bright colors as we have April 29-May 17 for the last hunting season to end (Turkeys 4th spring season), its not near as popular as most so I would not expect many to be out. If you see cars in the lot it is however likely they are hunting.
Here's what I got. I have the 100 download plan from mediacom and get that speed 99% of the time.
Then for a router the archer a5 or a7 wouldn't be bad options!
Yeah, just make sure if it does not list that it works with Mediacom that you call them and check if they support that model.
I went with this one:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01JGT2JI6
You can see in one of the images it list Mediacom as a supported ISP.
Took like 5 minutes to get service switched to it, now I have much better speed and range on my wifi, plus if I need to restart the modem it takes like 20 seconds rather than 10 minutes.
Not from Australia, but this is a book by Lord Richard Acton about Iowa from a British perspective after he married his third wife who taught at the University of Iowa. I found it easy to read and fun to learn about Iowa from a perspective other than my own. I have lived here most of my 31 years. As a bit of a political and news junkie it is exciting to watch the political broohaha every 2 or 4 years. However, I have cut the cord in terms of not having cable or satellite, largely because I got so tired of the commercials. I really don't like attack ads from either party or 3rd parties. That said learning what I has brought to the world in terms of agriculture, technology, and literature to name a few categories is amazing to me. Even an old teacher of mine found some of the oldest films in the country just recently a few miles from where I live. Everyday I wake up and look outside my window and can see for miles. I love this place and thank you for showing an interest.
Miles here. And since we're on the subject... http://archive.org/stream/historyofjackson00west#page/n3/mode/2up
I've been reading up on our counties history recently, and found this very interesting:
The Bellevue War: Mandate of Justice or Murder by Mob http://www.amazon.com/The-Bellevue-War-Mandate-Justice/dp/1888223383