What do you have against owls?
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You should choose the octopus chef for your use case.
Making this presentation sound pointless is a mistake. Trump told a room of generals and admirals that war on cities will be a big thing for them and that they can use cities to practice.
That is insane and treasonous yet we have a bunch of articles focusing solely on Hegseth's obsession with seeing fit males all around him.
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In general you should do pruning early in the year so new tissue can cover the wound during the growing season.
If by "cut down" you mean remove entirely, then whenever you want.
2.3 acres in that neighborhood is where the asking price comes from. The Charlotte market is just that hot.
Germany doesn't get everything right.
I went a full school year with a 12" laptop. The answer for me was: you don't.
Or to boost invoices on per capita contracts.
Yeah, the quickest way to tell was to look for things that AI wouldn't include, like brown tips on flower petals or broken sticks that have the right fracture pattern and don't just fade away. AI tends to generate things that are very averaged/ideal looking. The textures of ai images also look wavy with like a 10-20pixel periodicity when zoomed in. The noise from real cameras is much more speckly.
I also got 20/20, but only because it was an A/B comparison. If asked AI or real on each image indlividually, I'm not sure I would get much above 65%.
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Yeah. Who buys a pumpkin for it's literal value as a food item? There's canned pumpkin for that. Anything to do with buying a whole pumpkin is all about maintaining an experience and tradition. In that view, pumpkin carving a storebought pumpkin is the base experience, and going to the pumpkin patch is the extended experience. People can choose the level that matches their enthusiasm for fall festivities. Neither purchases are practical, but both can be worthwhile.
I don't see this as much different as the buying a CD vs concert ticket mockery. Concert tickets are always economically an impractical purchase vs buying a copy. People don't go to concerts to get a good deal, and there's just as much crap to deal with as the muddy parking lot and unsocialized animals of a pumpkin patch. People go to concerts for a specific experience that brings them joy and forms memories. Mocking that desire is silly.