My ~15 yo 22" Weber lid's handle broke off. It looks like it was welded on. According to Weber's site, you can't buy the lid anymore. Will any 22" lid fit?
When I try the touch and go style on the deadlift, to me, it feels unnatural. I dislike doing that. What I've always been doing is a 1 sec pause at the bottom. What are the pros and cons of both styles?
Hi guys,
I just reset bench to 90% of my new max, and have felt that the close grip bench is wayyy to easy, and that lockout is not the limiting factor on my bench. I want to incorporate paused as T2 instead, but have no idea what percentage to start at seeing as I just deloaded, and the proper percentage SHOULD be easy for me at the moment.
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This has been bugging me for a while now, but I want to know what technology is used in those TnG cards. It's definitely not NFC since my phone doesn't pick up any readings from them, and it would also justify why RFID Tag became a thing. Is it proprietary then?
[Original prompt] (https://www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/52xo1q/wp_you_have_telekinesis_but_you_must_come_in/)
I've been watching Ethan ever since his first performance.
I was wandering through the mall with my mom, when a couple laughs and whistles got our attention. Just in front of the clothes section of the mall stood a troop of what looked like acrobats, dancing around and doing all sort of flips and swirls.
That is, they looked like acrobats until we got a bit closer. The clothes and the hats, scarfs and shoes, were all hovering by themselves. For a minute, I was confused. Invisible acrobats? I'd heard of people who could vanish at a thought, but it was a pretty rare power, and it would have been hard to find a whole troop of people who could both turn invisible and turn a triple flip.
But then I noticed the boy, visible, standing in the middle. He had his arms raised, as if pulling strings, and each time he moved them, the clothes followed. He was the one with the tricks.
The boy seemed delighted every time someone laughed or chortled or giggled, renewing his efforts and making the outfits do something else. He made them dance in a circle, scarves streaming, in time with music only he could hear.
I was impressed, I have to admit. Even taking into regard whatever his powers were, it was never just as easy as thinking 'do this' and having them dance a jig. He had to move every item of clothing individually.
Eventually, he stopped, and made the entire row of cloths bow low, before collapsing into piles of cloth. There were some cheers and clapping, and then the people all left to go finish their shopping.
I left my mom to go finish on her own, and walked up to meet him. He looked up as I got closer, and I opened my mouth to introduce myself... And didn't say anything.
He grinned at me. "Hey! I'm Ethan. Like the show I just put on?"
"I... uh, yeah! Amber. I'm Amber." Mentally, I shook myself. Why was I so tongue tied all of a sudden? Normally I started the conversations. "That was pretty awesome. How did you..."
"How'd I do it? Well," he pulled something out of his pocket and held it up, which turned out to be a little wooden mannequin, like something you would use as a reference as you drew a picture. "I can control some objects from a distance." The mannequin stood up, jumping into the air and doing a cartwheel. "Plus a lot of practice."
"Wow! Full on telepathy, is that it? Isn't it really rare to have something that powerful
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