Incidentally, “youngest person to insert a thing” is a slippery slope and a great way to end up on a list. Shit.

Extraction per se, maaaaybe.

Burning of the extracted fuel? Never.

Ironic

Huh. Cannot unseen.

Shhh, don’t be scaled, you’ll ok.

These are great tricks!! I’d add one that’s always worked for me: if you can’t get your mind to go still in pt#3 above, think back of the story in a book or show you like, and let your mind wander about the characters, the story, the background, the intrigue etc. Focusing on fiction and story helps me drift back, vs focusing on real life things…

Yes but if it’s anything like office chairs casters, there are 2 standard sizes (of course), the 10 and the 11 mm

The Khan Academy is absolutely phenomenal for Math

• Install a well anchored level shelf.

• Plaster, sand the holes and repaint when you remove the shelf.

Very basic tools, very easy techniques, yet mind blowing how many people don’t know how to do these things.

The Flamingo era is afoot!

I’m so glad i could help!!

Sorry if someone else pointed to this already, but this could be relevant for your story:

“Unlike a body circling a single star, a planet orbiting a pair of stars would have to contend with two gravitational fields. And because the stars themselves orbit each other, the strength of the gravitational forces would constantly change.”

Source

35 is a very young age that people in their 40ies like me envy the youth of.

I’m too lazy to read if someone already posted this, but yes you can, with Plex: https://support.plex.tv/articles/watch-together/