Ogden, Utah. There's a few links in the attached article for different ways to donate.

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I catch myself "autofilling" with the wrong word sometimes. For example, I start typing "qu" and my fingers finish the word as "quote" or "question" when I meant to type something else starting with "qu."

Great episode, thanks! One nuance on the Utah ban is that over 50% of the state population currently doesn't get fluoride in their water (including me). The state rep who sponsored the bill is also not from a county with fluoridated water. I wish our legislature listened more to folks like you.

Sometimes even a large enough natural gas boiler is enough to require a permit, so a smaller scale facility might still have to file for one .

If they might have any kind of significant air emissions, chances are they had to file a permit. At least in the places I'm familiar with they would have to file a public NOI along with their permit application. Probably worth looking at the air permitting agency if you suspect you know the state.

Sam is one step-ball-change closer to becoming the mayor of a town where everybody sings.

Glad it worked! You're welcome!

Looks like either 93670683 or 93610683 to me. That fourth number is really hard to see but hopefully that narrows it down some for you.

This is my son Petro. His full name is PetroDragonic Apocalypse; or, Dawn of Eternal Night: An Annihilation of Planet Earth and the Beginning of Merciless Damnation but we thought that was a bit of a mouthful.

The WTYP Paterson has some fantastic bonus episodes too. You can learn about trucks, guns, and trucks with guns on them. And a lot of other stuff too.

Yes please, because I would like to enjoy dinner instead of being subjected to the Engineer's Curse (being distracted by every piece of exposed structure and conduit and ducting because I simply must know how they built this restaurant)

I think either swimwear or swimsuit is what I hear the most. That or a name for the specific item of clothing (bikini, one piece, etc.)

You all could finally settle the question of if Count von Count is a vampire or only "vampire-like."

I've done spice blends or tea blends in the past. You can buy in bulk and put it in small jars. Or there are companies that make small containers of spice blends for gifting (Spicewalla is one I've been given in the past)

You could probably spend a lifetime just covering the ways that Google and Apple have screwed people over with their respective app stores.

If you ever do the App Store episode you mentioned, the Bluey app you mentioned offhand is a subscription nightmare. If you aren't subscribed, it shows your kid all the games they could be playing but puts a big lock on them. The paid version is $6/month. For a game for preschoolers.

Cioè in Italian (pronounced something like "chway") is very similar to "like" in English. It's used to clarify or add detail to the preceding statement.

As someone who only recently discovered that I like metal, this couldn't come at a better time for me. Currently listening to Bolt Thrower for the first time because of your article. 😀