Handlebars
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Actually.....I feel the nearest ring WILL pass through the other ring. I am somewhat an expert in these matters, it just so happens, and I am not kidding. It will JUST pass through. I have a very exact eye developed over decades for exactly this: (jewellery), and even if by any chance it doesn't, as I admit it is a very close 'touching' situation, and there may be a manufacture, not a design, flaw, a very slight squeeze on the nearest ring will suffice. I also have a theoretical knowledge of photography, especially lenses and the image plane perspective, so I can clearly see the apparent illusion you, understandably, point out.
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Yeah, some Amazon reviewers show their ignorance. You don't pass one ring through the other. You're supposed to push a loop of chain through one ring and draw the loop larger and larger until the opposite ring bumps up to the ring you're working at. It is called a choke collar. Of course, not too many people want to choke their dogs, but for those who do, they make the collars!
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Amazing. Almost as amazing as the goofs with an unmanageable dog fighting their harness cuz the owner thinks their dog will actually choke with a choke chain. My pups needed these TRAINING COLLARS for about a week before learning their heel commands.
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Amazon reviews make politicians sound like honest citizens.
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"The process of developing SARS-COV2 was also described in detail in the proposal submitted to, and ultimately funded by, the National Institutes of Health (HHS NIH), The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), by EcoHealth Alliance with the WIV and [University of North Carolina] listed as collaborators," according to the sworn declaration of Andrew Huff, who is represented by the attorney Thomas Renz.
The statement is included in a much larger packet dated Sept. 12 posted by Renz, who represents clients challenging COVID-19 mandates, apparently directed to Wisconsin GOP Sen. Ron Johnson, whose name is in the file name. The packet has irregular punctuation and capitalization throughout.
"Anthony Fauci funded the creation of SARS-COV2 and lied to Congress about funding Gain-of-Function work," Renz wrote in the summary – a claim also recently made by former CDC Director Robert Redfield. "Anthony Fauci and others coordinated to cover-up the funding of the Gain-of-Function work that resulted in SARS-COV2."
"About Andrew G. Huff PhD. Andrew G. Huff worked at EcoHealth Alliance for a period of time and was a first-hand witness to the design and engineering of SARS-CoV-2. Dr. Huff has provided considerable valuable information to Renz Law concerning the origin of SARS-CoV-2 and the misbehavior that took place during the planning and execution of research supported by or conducted by EcoHealth Alliance. Information from his first-hand account, which is supported by a deposition under penalty of perjury, is included in this document. Dr. Huff served in the U.S. Army, was involved in the Global War on Terrorism in Central America, and was engaged served in combat operations in Iraq. After returning home from Iraq, Dr. Huff completed a bachelor’s degree in psychology at the University of Minnesota, one of the top psychology research institutions in the world. He worked for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, both relocating and building new outpatient mental healthcare offices. Dr. Huff then earned a master’s degree in Security Technologies with a Geographic Information Systems minor, also from the University of Minnesota. He was offered a full scholarship and earned a Ph.D. in the fields of bioterrorism, biowarfare, chemical warfare, pandemics, and emerging infectious disease. His research was published in peer-reviewed journals before he submitted his dissertation for review. Dr. Huff then worked as a Research Fellow at the Department of Homeland Security Center of Excellence. During his tenure there, he presented research at high-level government meetings and to executives in the private sector. While employed with Sandia National Laboratories, Dr. Huff was given Department of Energy “Q” clearance ,which is equivalent to a Department of Defense “Top Secret” Clearance with a Special Access Programs designation. He analyzed national security problems, served as a subject matter expert in public health and food protection, and worked on projects related to pandemic preparedness, mitigation, and response. When he decided to leave public sector work, he applied for a position at EcoHealth Alliance in September 2014. Dr. Peter Daszak offered, and Dr. Huff accepted, a position as Senior Scientist(...)"
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Handlebars
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Only you mentioned it, guy. Twice, actually.
That post is about something most people can't seem to figure out, whatever their leanings. There's a possible explanation.
That post is about something most people can't seem to figure out, whatever their leanings. There's a possible explanation.
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One thing many people have trouble with is Independent Variables. An independent variable is merely theoretical, like a point, or a line. Independent variables do not actually exist in the real world. You cannot make one. You see this all the time in things like fad diets, and fad sociology reports. The truth is everything depends on everything else. Most people can't figure that out and end up duped.
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That's like something I say that drives some people bonkers: that scientific facts are merely highly supported opinion. If they were immutable they wouldn't change as they do.
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OK, Tom, here's a good thing to learn at any age, but most people never figure out - how to keep shoelaces from coming undone.
Instead of the usual kiddie double knot, simply go around twice. Perfection. To undo it, just the same as if you went around once; pull both ends.
Instead of the usual kiddie double knot, simply go around twice. Perfection. To undo it, just the same as if you went around once; pull both ends.
PedalUma
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Remember Car Talk? It would be fun to have a radio show or podcast with call in questions and DYI repairs for electric bikes that has some humor.
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How fast is your bike on flat ground?
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