That's because studded tires should only be used on ice. Even in winter on dry roads studded tires have worse traction than even all season tires do. Realistically very few people should even own studded tires because stud less winter tires are just better in most situations.
Winter tires are not just about the snow. They have better dry traction in the cold as well.
I mean she is beloved in the north country. That's the problem.
Yeah except those statues didn't go up until well into the 1900's.
Do you consult people with a psych or education background for your trainings? If not then no, I guarantee you your training does not work. Even if you did consult someone it's a toin cross on whether you consulted someone who really knew how to design it. Vomiting out info on an online training is a really good way to get it all ignored.
The rain. My dog will ask to go out, see it's raining when I open the door and give me this pleading look. He has a raincoat but if it's raining heavily it's not really enough.
The knife can't be disassembled, it's riveted together
I'm looking to repair the safety slide on this knife. There use to be a hemisphere type of thing on it similar to the button. Years ago it randomly fell off and I didn't notice so I lost it. Any ideas on a good repair? The knife holds sentimental value to me as it was my grandfather's and I believe he got it in West Germany when he was stationed there.
If anyone knows of any better communities to post to for help I'd love the recommendation!
What is this from?
If you don't trigger any effects
OK and what about for the people who one drink does trigger an effect?
a single drink for most adults
Again, what about for the people who it does? You're being quite absolute here. What I'm saying is you cannot use amount alone to determine whether or not it's problematic. You said it yourself, it's a factor. You originally used it as a determinant.
So no, that is not in fact how addiction works. I've spent the last 10 years studying psychology and I'm a PhD student in the field now.
That's not how addiction works. Firstly, addiction is not a defined term in the medical or psychological fields so the conversation is kind of pointless. Secondly, amount has nothing to do with it. Lots of people have a "nightcap to help them sleep" every night. That is dependence and problematic or colloquially, addiction even if it's only one drink.
I bought a practically new a6000 with a kit lens for $400 and then got a much nicer lens for like another $300. Been pretty happy with that.
Can anyone help me figure out how to fix this watch? I had seen a video that said it was likely that Center screw being loose so it wouldn't wind, but even after tightening that it won't start ticking. Bought some simple tools and I'm willing to mess with it (I believe it was a cheap watch) I just have no clue what to do.
Hey Ford beat Ferrari in Le Mans