… the Columbia river has other names, we should probably switch to one of them 
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Link to map showing on a county level (USA) where the joro spiders have been spotted:
(One county over from me, so they’ll be here soon 
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Same! But this map seems to show the Maryland report as more of a fluke (like Oklahoma in the other article)
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https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/school-shootings-by-country
19 Countries with the Most School Shootings (total incidents Jan 2009-May 2018 - CNN):
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USA! USA! USa. usa. usa…
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So sum together the next 10 highest countries, then multiply that by 10 to get the US count. Wow
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Found these photos I took a couple years ago…
When I was younger, I made a brooch from a gold-colored metal thing that I bought at Ax-Man Surplus in St.Paul. I imagine it was intended to be used as a decorative plate on something like a desk set or mantel clock?
Anyway, I added clasps to the back and wore it on my coat.
I habitually wore it “upside down”, which turned out to really bother a guy I was dating at the time…
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Comparitive population density map?
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… New York and San Francisco are among the densest cities in real life
Los Angeles is “smaller” than either one on the map, Charlotte is “bigger” 
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No problem with the unconventional orientation, but i am annoyed that half of Asia is missing!
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It’s dividing the 38 million people in the Tokyo Capital Region into units that are equivalent to major US cities. It’s not accounting for metro areas, so it’s not very useful (I mean, Atlanta’s metro area is ten times the population of the city proper and the same goes for Miami), but it looks neat.
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If you live in Florida, you’ve got a lot of other disasters to worry about. 
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