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djdirectdrive t1_j703y8d wrote
Reply to comment by occasional_cynic in TIL that a daycare attached to a licensed private or public elementary has no oversight from DOE or DHHS by batmansmotorcycle
Bc it's attached to the school you would think they might have oversight since they would oversee the k-12
jgren91 t1_j702z0h wrote
Salem 66 in Pelhamwill do it. They just won't warranty the work if it fails. I used to work there 6 years ago and would use customer supplied parts.
billintreefiddy t1_j702jpy wrote
Reply to comment by nobbyv in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Not nearly as much. I’ve had my truck a year with nitrogen and they’ve only fluctuated 1-2 psi.
nobbyv t1_j7024mt wrote
Reply to comment by billintreefiddy in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Nitrogen-filled tires still drop pressure as temps drop.
ThisIsNotTuna t1_j700x8i wrote
Stower2422 OP t1_j700d26 wrote
Reply to comment by bingqiling in Suggestions on things to do in the north country that are indoors? by Stower2422
I don't drink beer, just liquor.
almamaters t1_j7004p7 wrote
Reply to comment by nobbyv in Pokey Guy Likes This Pine Tree In Our Backyard by nobbyv
Now you said it.
batmansmotorcycle OP t1_j6zuwnt wrote
Reply to comment by occasional_cynic in TIL that a daycare attached to a licensed private or public elementary has no oversight from DOE or DHHS by batmansmotorcycle
I don’t think they do but DHHS would normally have oversight
[deleted] t1_j6zqleg wrote
Reply to PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Oh no, less than a minute to fill up a car in the cold. Soft. You’re not from here
occasional_cynic t1_j6zorik wrote
Reply to TIL that a daycare attached to a licensed private or public elementary has no oversight from DOE or DHHS by batmansmotorcycle
Why does the DOE need to be involved in daycares?
ZoraC8 t1_j6zor6i wrote
Reply to Pokey Guy Likes This Pine Tree In Our Backyard by nobbyv
I would have someone trap it if you can't shoot it. You really don't want them hanging around your house. They will eat anything wood, including your house. They like to eat the tops of trees where it's tender and will girdle the top, killing it. Also the risk of it meeting up with someones dog. Wildlife is cool, just not always in your backyard.
IntelligentMeal40 t1_j6zom48 wrote
Reply to comment by nudgetravel in Pokey Guy Likes This Pine Tree In Our Backyard by nobbyv
I saw one under a shed in Barrington, out in the woods on one of those private roads.
derek_morin1 t1_j6znw7a wrote
Reply to PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Need to replace that summer air with winter air
rspeed t1_j6zk86s wrote
Reply to Pokey Guy Likes This Pine Tree In Our Backyard by nobbyv
Years ago I saw my cat standing in the yard and I wondered what had spooked her enough to make her fur stand up. As I got closer I realized that she looked like that because she was a porcupine.
margismith1111 t1_j6zj682 wrote
Reply to Best places to work remote in NH? by Glaucon123
Vermont definitely has half the population as NH and is the same size!!!! They need you more than NH with the housing problem. Just saying.
margismith1111 t1_j6zi4q7 wrote
Take the polar plunge instead! Are we doing that this weekend at Hampton?
cdot666 t1_j6zhmth wrote
Reply to Best places to work remote in NH? by Glaucon123
Try Vermont
bingqiling t1_j6zhceo wrote
Do a brewery tour - One Love, Rek-Lis, Schilling
bsmith696969 t1_j6zg0lr wrote
Reply to comment by Stower2422 in Suggestions on things to do in the north country that are indoors? by Stower2422
Quonset Hut
DeerFlyHater t1_j6zfuyy wrote
Reply to TIL that a daycare attached to a licensed private or public elementary has no oversight from DOE or DHHS by batmansmotorcycle
>It’s a very odd gap in statutory coverage for a very vulnerable population.
I agree. Good catch! I would be interested in hearing what DOE or DHHS would have to say about that gap. It is likely they will both default to well, traditionally X covers it as it is attached to the school.
My view is that is wrong and it should be codified in our statutes.
Unfortunately there are gaps and competing laws throughout all the states as legislators add and remove stuff piecemeal. I would love to see an initiative, both local and federal, to review what is on our books. Even if it takes five years-review a few sections a week to identify conflicts, while using the last week of the month to piece together fixes. Have a couple special sessions from the legislative bodies to bless off on them before final approval.
blzac33 t1_j6zejnh wrote
Reply to comment by akmjolnir in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Belichick doesn’t pretend to be the “Mona Lisa Vito” of air pressure. One of his best pressers.
beyond_hatred t1_j6zehqc wrote
Reply to comment by ForklkftJones in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Ryobi has an eighteen volt tire inflater that uses their usual tool batteries. It's the cat's meow.
akmjolnir t1_j6zc8gs wrote
Reply to PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
I keep one of these in my car, and it has been running strong since 2017.
https://www.amazon.com/Viair-00088-88P-Portable-Compressor/dp/B005ASY23I
akmjolnir t1_j6zc016 wrote
Reply to comment by badenglishihave in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Goodell is a clown.
nobbyv t1_j704tx7 wrote
Reply to comment by billintreefiddy in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
It’s true they don’t drop as much. They still drop enough to be significant. Nitrogen filled tires drop pressure by 1.9% for every 10F drop in temperature. A tire filled to 35PSI at 90F will be down almost 7PSI at the -10F temps we will see on Saturday. If you’ve only noticed a 1-2PSI change over temp, you’re either not driving it during wide temp fluctuations or are not paying attention.