Homeowners insurance is typically quite literally required by the mortgage lender. As in, they will sue you if you don’t maintain the minimum level of coverage, because it’s a material beach of contract. And yes, many do check regularly.
This effectively limits it to people that own their homes outright, or corporate landlords that can self-insure.
My understanding (could very well be wrong) is that a plot of land must be zoned at or above the intended use. It’s for the purposes you said (and particularly for maintaining home property values), but there’s a hierarchy. If a place is zoned residential, you can’t open an office building, because offices are a higher zoning class. Above that is industrial. But you can also use it for lower purposes, such as residential.
As for services, that really is highly dependent on your locality. Downtown living has been a huge trend in my area. High-rise condos (very expensive ones at that) have been built right next to the office sky scrapers for well over a decade. A lot of buildings were designed with the ground floor being retail traffic (restaurants, sometimes offices, etc) with residences above. This all happened before COVID.
I don’t think they’re a good fit for a family with kids, but clearly they have these things already figured out.
Assuming that you’re talking about the US (I won’t speak for anywhere else), there is exactly 1 circuit in my kitchen with 240v/40a- the range. Everything else is 120v/15a. Current code requires a number of dedicated circuits, but they’re all 120v. Most are 15a, with a few 20a. The fridge, dishwasher, microwave, and any countertop appliances are all fine with 15a (1500 Watts continuous).
Most offices have tons of circuits run to any given area, because (by code) you can only connect so many devices. Googling wasn’t immediately clear how many, but it’s between 8 and 15. That’s only a few cubicles per circuit, so there should be no shortage of wiring.
I doubt very much they would agree with their characterization as sadists
I see you’ve never met a cat before
Given that many tell you how easy it is to cancel when it’s not, those are scams.
No, the parent is correct. We have 240v (not 220), and that gets split into pairs of 120v outlets.
Technology Connections did a video that explains it better than I ever could, so I’ll just link that instead.
FTA:
The #MeToo movement was the key trigger, giving rise to fiercely feminist values among young women who felt empowered to speak out against long-running injustices. That spark found especially dry tinder in South Korea, where gender inequality remains stark, and outright misogyny is common.
In a minute, not for a minute. As in, 1 minute from now I will be starting the microwave.
I know, I misread it too.
Even the parts they Magoo’d their way into being right about, they still screwed up. Impressively so
A lot about health and diet isn’t understood very well. There are a number of advocates for saturated fats over PUFAs, with some (but not universal) evidence to support it. It’s entirely possible that it’s a case of correlation vs causation, but nothing has been proven with certainty.
If you look at the layers, the shiny side (bottom) of a CD is a thick layer of plastic. The data is actually on the other side of that plastic, protected by a thin sheet of aluminum foil and lacquer on top. Even a deep scratch on the bottom is unlikely to reach the data, so resurfacing should be very effective.
However, a deep scratch on the top can easily puncture the metallic layer and damage the actual data.
DVDs and Blu-ray have extra layers and are a bit more complicated, but it’s a similar design
They don’t clean it, at least that’s not their intention. They don’t have saliva, so they’re really just trying to get it wet.
It’s more like those hot dog eating contests where they dunk the whole thing in water.
I’m afraid your guess is wrong, at least in the US.
The patient is on the hook for any services rendered. If the patient has insurance, that will pay according to the patient’s policy. The insurance company may then sue the city (subrogation) for causing the injuries, but that will go through lawyers and the courts.
He said “At best”.
It’s not so unreasonable if you have an open interpretation of what counts as sex. Certainly PiV penetration won’t last that long by itself. But if you count foreplay, the afterglow, and subsequent sessions all as one, it becomes reasonable, especially in your 20s.
There’s a few logical possibilities here.
#1 is that whatever stimuli produced it the first time keeps producing it later.
#2 is that you clearly did remember them enough, possibly when you woke up, to commit it to long term memory. This is a tautology, because you would have to remember it to know that it was in previous dreams.
#3, as someone mentioned below, is your mind playing tricks on you. Ever had a dream where you knew an object was something important and specific, even though its appearance in the dream was clearly not that? E.g. you know you’re at your (specific) friend’s house, but that’s not at all what their house looks like. Dreams have a lot of weird substitutions like this, including the idea that you’ve been somewhere before
Assuming they had a proper criteria/methodology rather than just anecdotes and the like, it’s data. It’s a weird visualization of that data, but it’s still data.
Phrased another way, using only the data provided by the drawing, you could turn this into more common presentations. This includes a spreadsheet, pie chart, or a bar graph.
Everyone that entered did so illegally. The ones that stayed outside were perfectly legal, and are not part of the group that is still wanted by law enforcement.
A few did. They never got to live out their cowboy-like fantasy of using it there, though.
Cubic meters (or another similar measure of volume) is what I’d expect. It’s the conversion to an unrelated and theoretical (since it’s not actually being converted to electricity) unit that confuses me. I presume it’s to make it easier to compare electric vs gas heat, but the variable efficiency of burning gas and the existence of heat pumps ruin that.
Adding to this, 538 gave Trump a higher probability than most pundits, and were mocked (pre-election) for doing so