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Per https://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/cib/conceal-carry/training-requirements, it would seem the Hunter Education certificate would be sufficient – but you should probably call to make sure Here's the online CCW application page for Wisconsin – https://concealedcarry.doj.wi.gov/#! April 17, 2020 at 08:19AM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/CCW/comments/g30h2j/if_i_complete_hunter_saftey_online_can_i_get_my/fnoifb8?utm_source=ifttt

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Whatever you do, don't plant them inside old tires! The junk that leaches from tires into the dirt is disturbing April 17, 2020 at 08:20AM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/preppers/comments/g30f6p/anyone_with_experience_planting_potato_towers_any/fnoiiaa?utm_source=ifttt

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Description checks out: girl is a relative April 17, 2020 at 08:23AM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/BeginnerWoodWorking/comments/g2soad/my_daughter_since_she_was_4_insisted_she_sleep/fnoipz3?utm_source=ifttt

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It's not ”printing” – it's laying bricks April 17, 2020 at 08:26AM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/g300rz/a_road_printing_machine/fnoiy8y?utm_source=ifttt

@ryancornettky Man! This turned into a *WAY* more interesting Tweet thread than I had originally thought when I started replying! —— Dear #LazyWeb: who’s available to help with this #bible/#scripture #visualization project?! 6/6

Man! This turned into a *WAY* more interesting Tweet thread than I had originally thought when I started replying! ——Dear #LazyWeb: who's available to help with this #bible/#scripture #visualization project?! 6/6 — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) April 17, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 17, 2020 at 08:44AM via IFTTT

@ryancornettky {JSON-encapsulated bibles – https://t.co/myaFMg1B5J} This *really* makes me want to build the #SplunkApp I came up with a few weeks ago to visualize scripture Adding the extra tagging/attributes (chronological forms, etc) would take a *lot* of time, probably, but… 5/

{JSON-encapsulated bibles – https://t.co/myaFMg1B5J} This *really* makes me want to build the #SplunkApp I came up with a few weeks ago to visualize scripture Adding the extra tagging/attributes (chronological forms, etc) would take a *lot* of time, probably, but… 5/ — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) April 17, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 17, 2020 at …
Continue reading @ryancornettky {JSON-encapsulated bibles – https://t.co/myaFMg1B5J} This *really* makes me want to build the #SplunkApp I came up with a few weeks ago to visualize scripture Adding the extra tagging/attributes (chronological forms, etc) would take a *lot* of time, probably, but… 5/

@ryancornettky Oh – and you’d *also* need to tag passages in your “preferred” sense of chronology: – by [likely] written date? – by [approximate] event order? – by eschatological view (espy re:ordering NT books (ref: https://t.co/pF5fSBOcFd)) Linear is, of course, easy-peasy 4/

Oh – and you'd *also* need to tag passages in your "preferred" sense of chronology: – by [likely] written date? – by [approximate] event order? – by eschatological view (espy re:ordering NT books (ref: https://t.co/pF5fSBOcFd)) Linear is, of course, easy-peasy 4/ — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) April 17, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 17, 2020 …
Continue reading @ryancornettky Oh – and you’d *also* need to tag passages in your “preferred” sense of chronology: – by [likely] written date? – by [approximate] event order? – by eschatological view (espy re:ordering NT books (ref: https://t.co/pF5fSBOcFd)) Linear is, of course, easy-peasy 4/

@ryancornettky Calculating the number of chunks per time period is simple – so long as you carefully define those chunks I’d *think* you could set up independent calculations based on what book(s) you want to read when (OT AM, NT PM; linear; chronological;…) 3/

Calculating the number of chunks per time period is simple – so long as you carefully define those chunks I'd *think* you could set up independent calculations based on what book(s) you want to read when (OT AM, NT PM; linear; chronological;…) 3/ — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) April 17, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April …
Continue reading @ryancornettky Calculating the number of chunks per time period is simple – so long as you carefully define those chunks I’d *think* you could set up independent calculations based on what book(s) you want to read when (OT AM, NT PM; linear; chronological;…) 3/

@ryancornettky simplistic and moving into a more-useful (number of verses? Paragraphs? (And what about versions which break paragraphs differently?)) shouldn’t be *too* hard I’d wager starting with a JSON-formatted bible, you could bust it up pretty handily 2/

simplistic and moving into a more-useful (number of verses? Paragraphs? (And what about versions which break paragraphs differently?)) shouldn't be *too* hard I'd wager starting with a JSON-formatted bible, you could bust it up pretty handily 2/ — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) April 17, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 17, 2020 at 08:36AM via IFTTT

@ryancornettky It would *seem* that building a script to do that would be *fairly* straightforward … though defining the “chunks” for each time period might be problematic – the simplistic 1-chaper-is-1-chunk breaks with chapters like 2Jo & Luk 2 *Starting* with the 1/

It would *seem* that building a script to do that would be *fairly* straightforward … though defining the "chunks" for each time period might be problematic – the simplistic 1-chaper-is-1-chunk breaks with chapters like 2Jo & Luk 2 *Starting* with the 1/ — Warren Myers ?? (@warrenmyers) April 17, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers April 17, …
Continue reading @ryancornettky It would *seem* that building a script to do that would be *fairly* straightforward … though defining the “chunks” for each time period might be problematic – the simplistic 1-chaper-is-1-chunk breaks with chapters like 2Jo & Luk 2 *Starting* with the 1/

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HTTP/2 hasn't even caught on yet…and we’re worried about v3? Reminds me of the IPv6 hoopla 20 years ago – that still hasn't [really] happened April 17, 2020 at 08:12AM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/ConTalks/comments/g30p6g/http3_is_next_generation_http_is_it_quic_enough/fnohy22?utm_source=ifttt

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You have the full link available? You only pasted the tracking half of it 🙂 April 17, 2020 at 08:16AM via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/CCW/comments/g30h2j/if_i_complete_hunter_saftey_online_can_i_get_my/fnoi7le?utm_source=ifttt