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Recommendation here for Stephanie Calmenson's excellent book May I Pet Your Dog?:The How-to Guide for Kids Meeting Dogs (and Dogs Meeting Kids). It's a great little picture-book style book by an established author that really lays out the protocol in a way kids and dog-naive parents can understand.

I believe it can be useful in the context of measuring arousal for studies for researchers looking into human sexuality. See also: the vaginal photoplethysmograph. But the researchers take the results with a grain of salt because they know that physical arousal and how aroused/interested a person actually feels are not always correlated.

For a highly entertaining and yet very informative look at the world of sex research I recommend Bonk by Mary Roach.

There’s The Politics of Black Women’s Hair,

Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America,

and, bonus politics & social conformity, Plucked: A History of Hair Removal.

You may also like the anthology Me, My Hair, and I: Twenty-seven Women Untangle an Obsession

Restraints in nearly all cases are inhumane and unnecessary with proper precautions. A sealed room without a balcony for an unrestrained patient is perfectly safe for everyone involved. If you’re curious about this issue, there’s been an entire book written about the issue of restraints and forced treatment.

> I learned that the original "patient zero" (the origin of the term!) was exonerated of the label when we found out that HIV had been active in the US since at least the 1960's, and it's estimated that the disease jumped from chimps to humans as early as the 1910's.

You should read The Origins of AIDS, by Dr. Jacques Pepin. It is generally believed that there may have been instances of HIV/AIDS in the US in the mid 1960's, but the vast majority of (and only traceable) infections are likely the result of one individual who got HIV in Haiti and brought it to the US around 1969. There is a case from Norway from 1966, and some well documented cases in the Congo as early as 1959. Genetic studies seem to indicate that the "ancestor" of HIV could date as far back as 1910 though, as you said.

Nah I could see you just needing to set up like five to ten of those bear spray ones, then have those tiny little black hose ones that spray a super fine mist about to water your garden. You could then have it set to go off by a trigger, motion censor (I think this one could prove problematic for local wildlife), or maybe even have an app for it.

When I read the bit about the pepper spray rigged to the sprinklers, it really got me thinking on how you would do it effectively. Where you would position them and if you could set them off in relay.

That's why I think the multiple big can of bear spray like this or this but they only seem to have a 5 second blast. So having a bank of about 20 or 30, with 3 on each sprinkler system, meaning you can send more 5 second bursts through it.

As I'm in Australia and pepper spray and most definitely bear spray is illegal (without a licence I think) I'd have to find some of that fart spray instead. I could get some Raspeberry Pi's, servo motors and with my 3D printer could cobble something together.

Realistically if he had access to a 3D printer (even without you could managed with duct-tape), and could learn how to do some basic programming, you could knock something up in a month or two of weekends and some after work time.

EDIT: Just found this awesomely perfect for the purpose sprinkler.

And this one for those neighborhood kids who you don't like. Or this, or maybe if you have some Bronies this.

Nope, because HIV can take six months to show up on a test.

As for why no monogamy exception: In the early years of the AIDS epidemic, plenty of men that were monogamous had unfaithful partners and thus they ended up with AIDS despite no risky sexual behavior themselves.

Source: And the Band Played On. Would recommend.

Kindle store - I'm on UK but it looks like they're on the US version too.

https://www.amazon.com/Unwind-Dystology-Neal-Shusterman/dp/1416912053

There was I book I read as a child called "if everybody did." Made a huge impact on my world view even when I was young. Should be required reading IMO.

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Post

post driver

nuts, bolts, washers


I'm not clear on how each of those links went through a different signage site, only to end up on amazon. (edit to fix my sloppy links)

Treat yourself!

I confessed: "I killed" and the judge threw the book at me.

If you really need your fix, might I suggest Understanding Tree Law: A Handbook for Practioners. Its basically the Kama Sutra of Tree Law.

https://www.amazon.com/Mastermind-Drugs-Empire-Murder-Betrayal/dp/0399590412

Wacky Waving Inflatable Tube Guy https://www.amazon.ca/dp/0762462876/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_F0y7CbYWGGPFF

Cheaper in the US! U-S-A! U-S-A!

Though you should really go big or go home.

[$18 for the sign](http://www.Permit.com/ Parking Only Sign, Large 12x18" 3M Prismatic Engineer Grade Reflective Aluminum, For Indoor or Outdoor Use - Made in the USA - By SIGO SIGNS https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MY6I5K4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_IqWTAbS2DDG49)

[$17 for the post](http://www.SmartSign.com/ U-Channel Sign Post, 6' Tall, Medium Weight 1.12' Baked Enamel Steel Post https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HDQH5R0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_5rWTAbHH6EW8K)

[$33 for the post hammer](http://www.MAT.com/ 901147A Steel Head Fence Post Driver with Handles https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000A1AB7G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_etWTAb8KYPQBG)

[$8 for assorted nuts, bolts and washers](http://www.Bolts.com/, Nuts, and Washer Assortment Kit, 108 Pieces https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019PXB6Z0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_LuWTAb3HBZCZ0)

I believe that's $76 for a very legit sign, post and hammer.

Please note, you can re use the post driver.

I very much dislike selective law enforcement in situations where the prosecutor has a slam-dunk case. If it’s not practical to prosecute in all cases where someone runs afoul of the law, the government is basically putting the sword of Damocles over the citizenry’s head. Don’t you dare piss off a wealthy person or be black because that sword can fall at any time.


https://www.amazon.com/Three-Felonies-Day-Target-Innocent/dp/1594035229

Yeah if they did something wrong, they deserve it! Like, get raped and shit.


https://www.amazon.com/Three-Felonies-Day-Target-Innocent/dp/1594035229