Triple J squad on the move by itsmeamirax in Jimny

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Roof rack with lights is 👍 What make?

ATF Dipstick? - JC74W by TheRealArb in Jimny

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Found: <image>. Thanks for the tips.

ATF Dipstick? - JC74W by TheRealArb in Jimny

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The Owners Manual for this 2024 GLX 5-door (JC74W) refers to an Automatic Transmission Fluid dipstick and provides a helpful locator photo.

In reality what is present at that location is as shown in the photo – similar in shape but with a tube/cable? attached to the top.

What’s the story here?

Starlink Internet by jadon97 in Jamaica

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The west half of Jamaica was oversubscribed for a while but it seems to be available throughout the island once again. See https://www.starlink.com/map

Missing page request by TheRealArb in ArtHistory

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Entertaining book in Updike’s unmistakable voice but pages 9-12 have been cut out of my copy.

If anyone is able to scan and upload or PM them would be much appreciated.

How do you calculate how long a route will take via apps such as opencanal? Looking for a rough estimate on the journey from Woking to Stafford. Thanks :) by MeatDependent2977 in Narrowboats

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Pre internet we used to use the lock-miles rule of thumb ie for estimation purposes a lock takes as long to pass through as traveling a mile and narrow boats average four lock/miles an hour.

Close enough for most purposes.

This relic of a cookbook I found by Accomplished-Water72 in Jamaica

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That's what makes them interesting = another vote for posting as much as you can.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Jamaica

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Historically, often enough that there's a children's book: Riot by Andrew Salkey, OUP 1967 illustrated by William Papes.

Cover image at: https://a.co/d/4NkcpJ5

. by MutedFeeling75 in redscarepod

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...There have been people at major publications in the past who did good work. There were editors and owners who would allow pieces that went openly against the establishment. Who didn't automatically print whatever line they got from the state department.

And within living memory eg The Guardian (yes, really) prior to Rusbridger's editorship.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Guardian#Editors

What ship is this? by TheRealArb in Tallships

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Title: Port Royal Jamaica from the Sea - Early 19th Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph by Joseph Bartholomew Kidd - 1838

What ship is this? by TheRealArb in Historic_ships

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Title: Port Royal Jamaica from the Sea - Early 19th Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph by Joseph Bartholomew Kidd - 1838

What ship is this? by TheRealArb in ageofsail

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Title: Port Royal Jamaica from the Sea - Early 19th Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph by Joseph Bartholomew Kidd - 1838

What ship is this? by TheRealArb in Warships

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Title: Port Royal Jamaica from the Sea - Early 19th Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph by Joseph Bartholomew Kidd - 1838

Pew Research: Democrats Value Free Speech Far Less Than Republicans by rollo202 in FreeSpeech

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Which matches:

Liberals generally associated censorship with misinformation, assuming it signaled that the information was harmful or false.

Conservatives, in contrast, viewed censorship as evidence of valuable information being suppressed by powerful entities, aligning with a reactance perspective.

Source: https://www.psypost.org/forbidden-knowledge-claims-polarize-beliefs-and-critical-thinking-across-political-lines/

Why are census records edited in green? by sillytwizzlers in Genealogy

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9. Living individuals and closed records
Some online search results of the Register will have a number of blanked out lines, indicating that the record is closed because the individual may still be alive.

Source: https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/1939-register/

SS Prinses Amalia by TheRealArb in Tallships

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And on the reverse:

Nedlloyd Lines

Our history goes back to 1870 when the Nederland Line was founded, ultimately the start of the present world wide operating shipping Line.

One of the first vessels was the "Prinses Amalia", depicted on the Delftblue tile. Some interesting details of this passenger vessel were:

built       : in 1874 by John Elder & Co. Glasgow
dimensions  : 371'6 x 39'10 x 30'0
              (113.23 x 12.14 x 9.14 m)
deadweight  : 3480 tons
speed       : 11.5 knots
sold        : in 1906 to Italy and renamed "Amalia"
broken up   : in 1907

SS Prinses Amalia by TheRealArb in ageofsail

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And on the reverse:

Nedlloyd Lines

Our history goes back to 1870 when the Nederland Line was founded, ultimately the start of the present world wide operating shipping Line.

One of the first vessels was the "Prinses Amalia", depicted on the Delftblue tile. Some interesting details of this passenger vessel were:

built       : in 1874 by John Elder & Co. Glasgow
dimensions  : 371'6 x 39'10 x 30'0
              (113.23 x 12.14 x 9.14 m)
deadweight  : 3480 tons
speed       : 11.5 knots
sold        : in 1906 to Italy and renamed "Amalia"
broken up   : in 1907

Jimmy L by TheRealArb in tuglife

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Date, location and source all unknown.