Th3 Core

I expect my house is the only one for miles that has a bidet.  Then again, I owned a plumbing wholesaler when I built the house. 

>Japanese

I will say that the separate bidet requires a significant of addition room. 

Fed flood insurance has a substantial cap -$500k structure / $50k contents, residential OR commercial. So it (or CA fire insurance) isn't enough to adequately cover the cost of replacement.  Since it isn't indexed to inflation, it's being reformed as construction prices increase.

Lots of qualifying parameters are mandated and many now-expensive items are not covered (heat pump outdoor units, piers, bulkheads, lanscaping). If a similar program were to be developed for CA fires, it would likely mandate the setbacks and clearings, roof types, etc. If the adjuster found that you are were in violation (brush near house, new addition with shake roof) you wouldn't be able to collect.

https://thenextweb.com/podium/2019/10/17/you-cant-use-western-digital-marketing-tactics-for-emerging-markets-so-adapt/

I cite rules 2 & 4, except they apply anywhere I work.

>Bloomberg

Michael Bloomberg's Last Chance
https://www.nysun.com/editorials/michael-bloombergs-last-chance/90870/


^{The last sentence is interesting.}

>a lot of Americans who privately wouldn't vote for a gay man.

Yeah, but they're gonna vote Republican anyway. hhh

>a lot of Americans who privately wouldn't vote for a gay man.

I'm thinking (& hearing) he's a big deal with the under-35 crowd. Big enough to *maybe* get them out to vote.

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..and look at that cash-on-hand.  That's coming from somebody.

Debbie thinks that Buttigieg carries as much as a 20% "hidden" voter base.  He's not electable as president, but he adds a youth-ish dynamic as vp.

As an aside, I don't think any of the candidates in either party are worth powder & shot.

>nice 100 feet of clearance

What's the recommended clearance for residences around your neighborhood?  I read somewhere that 65 feet was the magic point where radiant heat drops substantially --but looking at 1330 °C / 2426 °F, even 100 ft seems far too close.