This “asking to be removed from flood maps” is as common as people disputing their property valuation for tax purposes. In the immediate term, no owner wants to go from not in a flood plain to on a flood plain. Of course the reality is that maps don’t dictate nature’s behavior, but property value goes down in addition to property expense going up.

One possible solution is government buying out flood prone areas, but I’ve only seen this happen in more affluent communities. This still leaves some risk, though, since there will always be a threshold where there is some flood (or hurricane or wildfire or windstorm or hailstorm…) risk, but not enough risk to be relocated by the government.

Were you rinsing it or actually using a narrow bottle brush to wash the metal straw?

Further down the article they quote someone saying they don’t think this is the actual cause. Apparently the mites and virus are in most hives, so they’re not convinced it’s the cause of the die off rather than just a symptom of a weakened hive.

To emphasize how unfortunate it is, the first dose of the measles vaccine isn’t given until age 12 to 15 months. That means that even if parents fully intend to vaccinate their kid, they’re still vulnerable to measles for at least that first year.

At least when Archer did this for several seasons it was obvious to the audience.

At least that would help explain the gap from the wall.

And it has a side rail for the lower bunk but nothing on top.

And are those trees also being used for lumber, or just paper?

You’d think so, but look how long it took for George Santos to be kicked out. Someone more charismatic and acceptable to the GOP (not gay) like Oz could have stuck around for decades.

Honestly it should just be the party motto at this point.

Fetterman has been a huge disappointment, but remember the alternative was Dr Oz.

I saw a documentary that actually showed that water has memory.