DaGeek247

That’s on the driver. If you’re driving, you are responsible for everyone in the car and out of it. If you drove off with someone unbuckled, that’s on you.

Studies that only confirm ‘what we already knew’ are still good to have.

The money shot; https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1819673662628442113/pu/vid/avc1/1280x720/9gYLy9I2wPrBWF5-.mp4?tag=12

Since the article and the linked tweet don’t have it.

I like / use fitotrack (on the rare days i go out for runs). It has altitude / height of my runs, as well as custom exercise setups, and local exercise data backups. I’m quite happy with it as a tool for tracking cardio.

You’re unintentionally hilarious. This is great.

I really dislike that the internet took this and turned it into an insult. It was never meant to be hateful.

Thankfully we can still enjoy the flash games online at least. http://www.flashgamearchive.com/

I used this style of fan to get the neighbors cigarette smell (that seeped in through the goddamn walls) out of my downstairs. I had a two story apt, with windows like this, where W=window room and R=room without a window;

W|W R|W

The best airflow was for the top floor where the windows were opposite and the natural breeze could do its own thing, but the single downstairs window was good enough to clear out the cigarette smell on its own so long as an upstairs window was at least open.

You say your windows are all on one badly ventilated side; have a push/pull setup with the airflow. Use one of your current fans to bridge the gap at the stairs and it’ll work great.

I found i got the most airflow when pulling in downstairs and pushing out upstairs, regardless of temperature, but i live in a hot area. Definitely test yours to see what works best in your situation.

I never tried using fans away from the windows as mentioned before me, but that’s definitely worth doing as soon as you can, just to see how much it inproves your situation.