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This morning, I had an opportunity to do some work on putting my money where my mouth is. I’ve been haranguing about Negative Outcomes and wanted to come up with some actionable practice. If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem, as the saying goes.
Around 5 a.m., someone was loading a pickup in the parking lot outside my apartment. There was quite a bit of ‘bumping,’ which woke me up. Everything was still dark and otherwise quiet. I was satisfied that it was indeed a truck being loaded and what was being loaded wasn’t mine. While lying in bed, I realized I had been awakened by a ‘bump in the night.’ So, I decided to clear my apartment as a dry run.
First, I cleared my pistol and put an orange dummy round in the chamber. I then dryfired it once. If I hadn’t…
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I finally figured out a way to illuminate the entire house from a switch in the bedroom. Using the Lutron Caseta Wireless Smart Lighting system I can turn on all of the first floor lights (without back lighting myself at the top of the stairs). This combined with a verbal challenge (or two) should go a long way toward positive target identification. There are internet security issues involved with the wireless control unit, but once the initial install is complete you could either unplug the control unit (your programmed switches will still function, you just cannot use your smart phone to control the lights, or place the control unit on your wireless guest network via a wireless bridge).
But for me, this is a solution that fits my needs completely.
May I suggest that if you’re using WordPress you select a theme that is reactive, thus readable on a mobile device? Thanks.
I’m not sure what this means. I can read it on my Android Phone quite clearly.
What I’m attempting to say is that the article overflows to either the left or right, off the screen. One has to drag letter and right to read each line.
In contrast, look at one of the sites I maintain: https://shdfc.org. The site “reacts” to the size of the ‘viewport’, or screen device it’s displayed on. It makes each line of text just long enough to fit the width, breaking it so all you have to do is scroll down.