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It's why we have a Generator. Our Power used to go off at least twice a month, they buried lots of the wires along many roads now and had tree service guys with telescopic boom saw blade trucks that reach up over 100 feet to cut branches and cut trees down, now our power only goes off maybe 6-10 times a year.

At 7:25 minutes in the video.

Here it is:

Weird because the video for setting up the Drone shows WLAN on the phone screen..I'll try to post the You Tube video.

Ok, tried that, never shows Internet, what else might it be called?

I tried that now, never see WLAN which is what the Drone instructions says it has to use. I already crashed the Drone 6 times, LOL

WLAN on my Samsung A14 cell phone? I can't locate it after trying for almost an hour last night.. Trying to set up a small Drone.

I posted the question on Amazon, folks responded and said it simply means the outlets are spaced further apart than normal.

I was just looking for a better option for the many items/devices I have plugged in at several places here, there is 400+ wires behind my TV/sound system, 3 surge protectors there right now.. and about 40+wires for both computer desks..

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/27090638/worlds-longest-legs-maci-currin/

Geez he's only a poor Billionaire today: 1 day ago 4/3/24 · Donald Trump. $5.7B Real Time Net Worth as of 4/3/24. #530 in the world today.

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Many say: "widely outlets" what does that mean?

Talking about MC's daily idiocies not just this article.

We all know MC is a dummy, he proves it day after day.

https://www.ecoticias.com/en/water-engine-first-time/674/

NICK ROBERTSON April 3, 2024 at 7:42 AM Former President Trump leads President Biden in six of seven of the closest swing states, according to a Wall Street Journal poll published Wednesday. Leaning on dissatisfaction with the economy and swirling questions over Biden’s age, Trump has a multipoint lead in each battleground except for Wisconsin, where Biden leads by 3 points in a three-way race with independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr., per the survey. To win reelection, Biden will need to retain the “blue wall” of states — Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania — he flipped in 2020. Trump holds a 2-point lead in Michigan and a 3-point lead in Pennsylvania, though each has a significant portion of undecided voters. Biden also carried Georgia, Nevada and Arizona in the last election, all of which have stronger Trump support, according to the poll. Trump leads in Georgia by 3 points, in Nevada by 4 points and in Arizona by a significant 5-point margin. Third party and independent candidates may be the key for either candidate, with the group taking about 15 percent of the vote in the poll across all states. Kennedy has drawn support from both Biden and Trump, and Democrats have doubled down on efforts to urge voters away from him in recent weeks. Despite briefly running for the Democratic nomination, the independent candidate’s outsider position, government skepticism and anti-vaccine posturing has made him popular with anti-establishment voters in both parties. On the issues, Trump holds an advantage on the economy, the border and inflation, while Biden has an edge on abortion, according to the poll. Democrats have emphasized reproductive rights as a key issue for November, focusing on in vitro fertilization (IVF) as a rallying point for supporters and starting a push into Florida after the state Supreme Court paved the way for a strict six-week abortion ban Monday. Despite siding with Trump on economic issues and showing little faith in the national economy, most respondents said their state’s economy was doing well. At least 60 percent of respondents in each swing state except Wisconsin said their state’s economy was in a good situation, while significantly fewer said the same of the national economy. In Georgia and North Carolina, the divide between national and state economics was largest, with just 38 percent and 33 percent of respondents having a positive view of the national economy but 67 percent and 66 percent saying the state’s economy is doing well, respectively. Michigan respondents had the most positive view of the economy, with 51 percent of respondents saying the national economy is doing well, and 67 percent saying the same of their state’s. The Wall Street Journal surveyed 600 registered voters in mid-March for the three-way race data, with a margin of error of 4 percent. The economic data came from a group of 300 registered voters at the same time, with a margin of error of 5.6 percent.

https://www.aol.com/news/judge-denies-8-hunter-bidens-011700466.html

My 69 Nova

As soon as you let us know what you're ashamed of, and embarrassed of for your college major.

April Fools

https://nypost.com/2024/03/30/us-news/tearful-wife-of-migrant-influencer-leonel-moreno-who-urged-others-to-invade-us-squat-in-homes-cant-see-husband-inside-ohio-jail/

What was your College Major again?

The Trump camp and the White House clash over Biden's recognition of 'Transgender Day of Visibility' JOSH BOAK March 31, 2024 at 7:27 AM The Trump camp assails Biden for declaring March 31, Easter Sunday, as Transgender Day of Visibility WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden is facing criticism from Donald Trump's campaign and religious conservatives for proclaiming March 31 — which corresponds with Easter Sunday this year — as “Transgender Day of Visibility.” The Democratic president issued the proclamation on Friday, calling on “all Americans to join us in lifting up the lives and voices of transgender people throughout our Nation and to work toward eliminating violence and discrimination based on gender identity.” But in 2024, the March 31 designation overlaps with Easter, one of Christianity's holiest celebrations. Trump's campaign accused Biden, a Roman Catholic, of being insensitive to religion, and fellow Republicans piled on. "We call on Joe Biden’s failing campaign and White House to issue an apology to the millions of Catholics and Christians across America who believe tomorrow is for one celebration only — the resurrection of Jesus Christ," said Karoline Leavitt, the Trump campaign's press secretary. She assailed what she called the Biden administration's "years-long assault on the Christian faith.” House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., said on social media that the “Biden White House has betrayed the central tenet of Easter” and called the decision “outrageous and abhorrent.” White House spokesperson Andrew Bates said the Republicans criticizing Biden “are seeking to divide and weaken our country with cruel, hateful and dishonest rhetoric.” “As a Christian who celebrates Easter with family, President Biden stands for bringing people together and upholding the dignity and freedoms of every American," Bates said. "President Biden will never abuse his faith for political purposes or for profit.” Biden devoutly attends Mass and considers his Catholic upbringing to be a core part of his morality and identity. In 2021, he met with Pope Francis at the Vatican and afterward told reporters that the pontiff said he was a “good Catholic” who should keep receiving Communion. But Biden's political stances on gay marriage and support for women having the right to abortion have put him at odds with many conservative Christians.

Biden is doing worse.