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No. About 60% of them it seems
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Not all Americans support what’s happening. It’s a hasty generalization to suggest otherwise
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Yes, but likely separate from covid relief No, there is great strength in him, but he’s neither emperor nor magician. Yes, and many are, but several come from states that are extremely red
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Build a form, place the leaves, and pour clear epoxy. Bonus points if you then use a lathe to shape it further: https://www.instructables.com/Epoxy-Resin-and-Scrap-Wood-Bowl-Woodturning-How-To/ I saw a cool lamp made out of epoxy and pine cones turned on a lathe, but that's also off-topic (my apologies to the OP): https://www.pbs.org/video/resin-and-woodturned-table-lamp-bnej68/
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You misspelled executed
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You've reminded me of another product I've had some fun with. It's by Rustoleum and used to be called NeverWet, but seems to have been rebranded as Shield H2O. I once sprayed a regular old paper facial tissue (Kleenex) with this stuff and was able to use it as a bowl that successfully held water without breaking or deteriorating. While I'm not a standard barometer of what people in the world may think, IMO it was super cool. https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/shield-h2o/
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Heated ones Also, oily ones
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If you want to break a bowl or drinking glass with a hammer or power drill, it’s not the sound waves you’ll be using to do so
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is it possible to harness gravity to power a motor
iNow replied to darkmatter11's topic in Engineering
I find the advanced rail energy storage system to be a cool idea, but may not be precisely what’s being sought by the OP https://interestingengineering.com/energy-storage-trains-work-power-gravity