Did you know that this gacha game has an Intimacy system? We’ll explain how you can get and use Intimacy in Wuthering Waves, as well as whether this can lead to romance. Wuthering Waves: How to get and use Intimacy Similar to the Friendship system in Genshin Impact, Wuthering Waves’ Intimacy system allows you to earn Intimacy points with Resonators for the chance to earn what the game considers “pleasant surprises”. You can earn Intimacy in Wuthering Waves by completing Simulation Training. While you may be able to earn Intimacy in different ways, this seems to be the most common way of earning it. You can find the Simulation Training Field in Jinzhou, and it’s the perfect place to earn character upgrade materials, as well as Intimacy points. Simulation Training is also my favorite place to farm Resonance Potions. Screenshot: PC Invasion There, you’ll meet Yhan, who will grant you trials to partake in for plenty of rewards such as Reso...

The premise of Duck Detective: The Secret Salami grabbed me immediately, as I enjoy puzzle-solving and detective work in video games. But in the end, I felt a little let down by how much I stumbled along the way while attempting to put together clues that didn’t make as much sense as they should have. While I don’t want a game to hold my hand along the entire way, which Duck Detective provides as an option in its Story Mode setting, I was surprised by how often I felt lost and inclined to look for help anywhere I could get. There’s a lot to like about Duck Detective, but I didn’t have the experience I was hoping for. Screenshot: PC Invasion Putting the pieces together Nothing makes me happier than when I get that eureka moment in a puzzle game. That moment when the puzzle snaps into place in my head and it suddenly all makes sense. That didn’t happen as often as would have liked in Duck Detective, an adorable game about a crime-solving duck who...

Of course, as with any game, within hours, players will find a way to exploit it. Wuthering Waves is no exception, and players have already found that one type of Resonator completely breaks boss battles. Overpowered at range Equipping any Resonator with a ranged weapon has the chance to render any boss completely redundant. The larger enemies have a chance to become stuck on various environmental elements, like doorways and large rocks. This allows a ranged Resonator, like Chixia, to pick away at their health from a distance and take absolutely no damage. Image: YouTube StrafingHunter Many of the bosses, like the Chasm Rider, have no way to counter this. They have no ranged attacks and rely entirely on close-range combat. This means that once they’re stuck and triggered, they can’t do a thing. So, playing with at least one Ranged Resonator is highly advisable; they may just be the only thing you need in your next Wuthering Waves boss battle. Hotfix inbound ...

Law firms could reap a massive windfall from climate lawsuits that have been filed in numerous Democrat-leaning jurisdictions across the U.S., a Daily Caller News Foundation review of legal contracts found. Several state and municipal prosecutors across the country have signed agreements with private law firms to help with lawsuits against major energy corporations. These contracts, known as contingency-fee agreements, reward law firms with a percentage of the payout if the parties reach a settlement—but do not require substantial up-front payments from local governments. These agreements create incentives for activist law firms and Democratic prosecutors to collaborate on litigation against American energy companies in pursuit of hefty settlements. Prospective settlements could vary in size, ranging from tens of millions of dollars to billions, depending on how the cases play out, according to E&E News. While the specifics of the cases vary, the lawsuits generally argue that major energy companies are liable for misleading the public about environmental damage their products allegedly cause. For example, Sher Edling’s agreement with Minnesota, led by Democratic Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, stipulates that the firm will make 16.67% of the first $150 million recovered and 7.5% of any additional recovery in the state’s climate lawsuit against energy interests, such as ExxonMobil and the American Petroleum Institute. Notably, Sher Edling employees have given tens of thousands of dollars to Democratic candidates dating back to 2016, according to Federal Election Commission data. Sher Edling, along with another law firm, Tycko and Zavareei, also contracted to assist a climate lawsuit in Washington, D.C. That particular agreement caps the firms’ payouts in the event of a settlement at a cumulative $70 million. Critics say these lawsuits are based on questionable legal theories and are an attempt by special interests to enact anti-fossil fuel policies via the legal system. “Radical climate activists are bankrolling law firms like Sher Edling to try and bankrupt America’s energy producers and engage in shadow policymaking to ban fossil fuels,” a spokesperson for Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and the Senate Commerce Committee told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “Obviously, these law firms do not take any financial risk in bringing these ludicrous lawsuits.” Rhode Island Official Admits State’s Climate Lawsuit Is Meant To Wring Money Out Of Big Oil: Court Docs https://t.co/ZuG4u3GMi4 — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) March 14, 2020 “On top of that, the money these activist lawyers could earn from destroying American energy companies—which must use their shareholders’ money to defend themselves against these lawsuits—shows that this effort is part of the radical Left’s ‘lawfare’ strategy to abuse the legal system and accomplish policy goals that everyday Americans do not want, while lining plaintiff attorneys’ pockets,” the Cruz spokesperson added. Ellison’s collaboration with Sher Edling on the case has drawn scrutiny in state politics. Three Minnesota Republicans—state Sens. Mark Koran and Andrew Mathews, and state Rep. Jim Nash—sent Ellison a letter in April requesting that he explain why Sher Edling’s services are needed and the extent to which Ellison and his staff were aware that the firm has received millions of dollars from left-of-center “special interest” organizations. “I am concerned that the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office is being used as a pass-through for private out-of-state law firms to sue businesses in our state,” Matthews said in a statement to the Daily Caller News Foundation. “It seems wholly unnecessary to give half a billion dollars to firms focused on political activism when Minnesotans currently fund a fully functioning Attorney General’s Office, which has two full-time lawyers dedicated to the litigation. Citizens in our state have a right to understand the financial, and political dynamics influencing our justice system.” While Ellison has not disclosed a specific amount that he and his team are looking to win from the oil corporations, he indicated in 2020 that a potential settlement could be comparable to the $7 billion agreement that the state reached with major tobacco companies in the 1990s, according to The Associated Press. “I and/or a colleague have filed amicus briefs on behalf of Energy Policy Advocates making clear that from the plaintiffs’ perspective—although their political base appreciates the one prong of trying to force policy through vexatious multi-front litigation that might get the defendants to sue for policy peace—this is a revenue grab,” Chris Horner, a practicing attorney with extensive experience in environmental law, told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “From the firms’ perspective, this is simply a new line of lucrative business.” The implications of these lawsuits could extend beyond large payouts for lawyers. A growing list of legal experts and former senior military officials have requested that the Supreme Court pick up a climate lawsuit in Hawaii on the grounds that the litigation poses such major questions about federalism and national security that the highest court in the land should take over. The city of Honolulu is suing energy corporations, including Chevron and Shell, in that climate lawsuit, according to Reuters. A similar climate case against major oil corporations in San Francisco could be even more lucrative for Sher Edling and Altshuler Berzon, the other law firm involved in the contingency-fee structure for the case. The plaintiffs are seeking a settlement that could potentially reach into the billions from five major energy companies, according to the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office. The two firms cumulatively stand to take home 25% of the first $100 million recovered, 15% of the next $50 million, and 7.5% of recovered funds in excess of $150 million, according to the contingency-fee agreement covering the firms’ work for the city. “If private firms contract out novel cases—governments, too—the alternative is this: They try to staff up, and two things are going to happen. Their costs are going to get very high, and there are going to be front-end costs that they have to bear,” New York University law professor Richard Epstein, who co-authored one of the amicus briefs urging the Supreme Court to pick up the Hawaii climate case, told the Daily Caller News Foundation. “They don’t like front-end costs they have to bear. And so, what they do is they try to contract it out in order to reduce the burden and to increase the yield. And everybody does that. I mean, the legal profession is simply rife with people.” No ‘Smoking Gun’? New York’s Climate Lawsuit Against Exxon Isn’t What You Think https://t.co/Dni0fjgYXK pic.twitter.com/xmqRxUjQ2i — Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) October 25, 2018 The Hannon Law Group similarly stands to reap about 20% of any large prospective settlement achieved by the city of Boulder, Colorado, in its climate nuisance case against energy companies, according to Forbes. Three law firms—Worthington and Caron, Simon Greenstone Panatier, and Thomas, Coon, Newton & Frost—are helping Multnomah County, Oregon, which includes Portland, with its climate litigation, according to the Texas Lawyer. The firms cumulatively would take home about one-third of the first $100 million recovered, 26% of recovered funds up to $200 million, and 19% of any funds above that threshold, according to KATU-TV in Portland, an ABC affiliate. The plaintiffs in the case are seeking $50 billion, though they are unlikely to win anywhere near that amount. The office of the Oakland City Attorney declined to comment, and every other prosecutor’s office mentioned did not respond to requests for comment. Every law firm mentioned, aside from Simon Greenstone Panatier, did not respond to requests for comment. Simon Greenstone Panatier declined to comment. Originally published by the Daily Caller News Foundation The post Law Firms Stand to Make Killing From Blue Cities’ Climate Lawsuits Against Energy Giants appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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On May 21, one person died and several were injured after a flight from London to Singapore was struck by severe turbulence. Though such fatalities are rare, and turbulence is usually only mildly bumpy, some scientists believe we could be seeing more of it.What is turbulence?Turbulence is a sudden, irregular change in airflow caused by whirls of air known as eddies and vertical currents. These can be created by a multitude of features, including thunderstorms, dense cumulonimbus clouds, and even the air around mountains. Encountering this in an airplane can cause the craft to abruptly drop in altitude – a bit like a car dipping down when it hits a pothole in the road. And much like that situation, hitting turbulence in an aircraft can feel bumpy, the intensity of which depends on the severity of the turbulence.In many cases, that bumpiness is mild, and pilots have protocols in place to try and avoid turbulence where possible. This includes flying at high altitudes, but also using current weather reports, forecasts, and in-flight radars to pinpoint possible problem areas. That and, in the case of avoiding storms, looking out the massive window at the front of the plane.However, there’s one type of turbulence that doesn’t show up on weather radars: clear-air turbulence (CAT). Often found in jet streams where cold and hot air collide, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) calls it “especially troublesome” because it happens suddenly and with no visual warning. Is turbulence dangerous?Many airlines make an announcement before takeoff recommending passengers keep their seatbelt on at all times, and make sure luggage is secured, because of turbulence. The reason for that is because when a plane drops during turbulence, gravity has less of a pull on you (and other objects) than the effect of that sudden vertical motion.“What that means is that if you’re not seat belted, by definition, you’ll become a projectile, you’re a catapult, you will lift up out of your seat,” Paul Williams, a professor of atmospheric science at the University of Reading, told the New York Times.That in itself can cause people injury to themselves and others around them, as can the inevitable fall back down.Though that can have some serious consequences, as the recent Singapore Airlines incident demonstrates, turbulence-related deaths and injuries are extremely rare. According to the FAA, there were 163 serious turbulence injuries between 2009 and 2022, with the highest figure in a single year being 18.Is turbulence becoming more common?Some scientists think that turbulence, particularly CAT, is likely to become more frequent as a result of climate change – with one study concluding that the increase has already begun.A team from the University of Reading, including Paul Williams, analyzed trends in CAT across the globe over the course of 40 years. In that study, they found that by 2020, severe CAT in the North Atlantic had increased by 55 percent since 1979. This, the authors concluded, is consistent with the effects of climate change on jet streams. According to recent commentary from Williams, that means turbulence could get even more common in the future.“Our latest future projections indicate a doubling or trebling of severe turbulence in the jet streams in the coming decades, if the climate continues to change as we expect," the atmospheric scientist explained.In that case, probably best to buckle up.All “explainer” articles are confirmed by fact checkers to be correct at time of publishing. Text, images, and links may be edited, removed, or added to at a later date to keep information current. 

A new airline tailored specifically for dogs is scheduled to take off for the first time. Bark Air – which allows dogs to sit on seats and roam around the cabin – will operate its maiden voyage from New York to Los Angeles today.Operated by pet company Bark, the domesticated flight (get it?) has sold out, with all ten available tickets taken by globe-trotting pooches and their human companions. According to Bark, the service has been designed to minimize the distress experienced by pets when flying and aims to provide the canine equivalent of first-class travel.“Too often, dogs are denied travel, confined to a duffle bag, or endure the stress of flying in cargo,” the company said in a statement. To highlight the difficulties faced by jet-setting pets, the company’s CEO Matt Meeker traveled like a dog from Florida to New York, spending the entire four-hour flight in a crate in the plane’s hold. Thursday’s flight will therefore represent “the world’s first air travel experience designed specifically for dogs first, and their human companions second, enabling them to travel together comfortably and conveniently.” The airline says its furry passengers will be spared the stress of queuing up at security, instead being fast-tracked through a screening process that takes only “minutes”. Prior to boarding, a “highly skilled” concierge will attend each dog “to help them settle into their experience through socialization and dog-centric cabin preparation.” Calming pheromones, music, and colors will also be deployed to ensure all four-legged flyers are relaxed when they board the plane, while noise-canceling ear-muffs and soothing jackets will be available if needed. Once onboard, dogs will be required to be on a leash during taxi, take-off, and landing, but will otherwise be at liberty to move around the cabin. The company also discourages human passengers from clapping when the plane lands as this can be distressing for dogs, so the captain will have to do without a round of a-paws.The airline is currently operating flights from New York to Los Angeles, as well as New York to London, with more destinations expected to be added soon. Transatlantic travel can be long-haul, but hopefully all those tail winds will help to speed up the journey.

Who’s ready for the nation to be covered in rainbows again this year? Apparently Walmart is, as it just released its newest collection for its gay clothing options this pride month. While the store seemed elated about its new clothes, users on social media, who are arguably tired of woke crap being literally everywhere, blasted not only the collection but Walmart as a whole. The video advertisement, which was shared on Walmart’s Instagram page, showed queer people gathered all together for a photo shoot. “Queer people have magic that we can share,” a man said at the start of the 30-second ad which also showcased items like a tote bag that had the words “totes gay” on it. “We’re lucky enough to be in the Walmart Pride collection this year,” two other queers said cheerfully before noting that it was a “dream come true.” Other items were presented throughout the ad like a T-shirt that had the words “born this gay” on the front of it, a rainbow throw blanket, and a journal with skeletons barfing up rainbows and the words “beyond gender” written on it. “The world needs to hear what you have to say and your story,” another queer said in the video which, on Instagram, now has more than 62,000 views. It’s not even June 1st yet, but @Walmart thinks “queer people have magic” and have no problem selling merch that perpetuates the lie that a child can choose their “gender.” @BillboardChris @ConceptualJames @scarlett4kids @libsoftiktok @MegEBrock @Schilling1776 @LoganLancing pic.twitter.com/51Row2UbgF — January Littlejohn (@JanuaryDoNoHarm) May 22, 2024 It looks like there are at least six collabs with queer designers and Walmart for Pride 2024. Aside from the items in the ad, Walmart is selling a card that reads “I love my 2 moms,” a lot of vibrant colored rainbow merchandise that looks like it was made by a kindergartener and a mug that lists the days of the week but changes the letters “day” to “gay” (Sungay, Mongay, Tuesgay, etc.) On X, various users shared a recording of Walmart’s ad and nobody seemed to appreciate the new items and initiatives. “Walmart apparently didn’t learn a lesson from Target. We are sick of the propaganda being forced upon our kids in every single aspect of their lives!! Walmart is also known for sponsoring many d*ag and pride events for kids,” Libs of TikTok said.  A different user wrote, “It’s not even June 1st yet, but @Walmart thinks ‘queer people have magic’ and have no problem selling merch that perpetuates the lie that a child can choose their ‘gender.’” Others said things like “Walmart is disgusting” and “another reason why I don’t shop there ever.” Oli London, who is very outspoken against grooming kids, noted on X that one of the LGBTQ designers was “very excited to use it with my kids,” when talking about the queer notebook that had “beyond gender” on it. What’s odd is that Walmart’s pride collection comes at a time where Target has decided to reel things in a tad given how poorly received some of its pride/progressive merchandise was. Apparently Walmart is undaunted by “get woke, go broke” but honestly, given the responses to its latest initiative, I think it should be.

Our Final Verdict We give R&R CBD a rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars. Quality: 5/5 Variety: 3/5 Ingredients: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Check Price on R&R CBD As pet owners, we spend our lives with them, ensuring our furry friends are well cared for, fed great diets, and have fun toys. They quickly become an integral part of our families. What was chalked up to “bad behavior” in the past, like bolting at the first sign of thunder, chewing through the garbage when left alone, or whining in the car, is now considered a dog’s version of anxiety. R&R CBD chews are designed to alleviate some of our pups’ unnecessary stress. Their pet chews are designed using a full-spectrum approach. This means each chew is filled with more than just a single cannabinoid (usually CBD) and encompasses a wide range of naturally occurring cannabinoids. After years of fetch at the park, swimming at the beach, and countless car rides, a dog’s mobility can be impacted by old age. Sore muscles and joints, as well as potentially a loss of hearing and eyesight, can all affect a dog’s behavior. For example, a dog (like Winnie) who has loved to fetch all her life, may actively avoid the game, knowing it causes her pain. R&R CBD chews can help ease the pain of achy joints. Read on to discover how R&R’s CBD chews assisted this old lady in her twelfth year. About R&R R&R was founded in 2017, with their primary headquarters in Denver, Colorado. With R&R’s natural approach to full-spectrum and broad-spectrum blends, you’ll not be surprised to learn all of their hemp is sourced from Colorado, using only outdoor grown and organic sources. R&R states that they’re employee-owned, which “fosters alignment in their company’s direction.” No investors putting profit above quality here! Speaking of employees, R&R is a veteran, minority, and LGBT-owned and operated company that started with human products and now, lucky for us, provides the same top-quality chews to our pets. R&R’s chews are made specifically for dogs (though their tincture is available if you’re interested in something for your furry friend of a different species). Would my dog benefit from a CBD chew, you ask? Probably. If your dog exhibits any kind of separation anxiety, vehicle anxiety, on-leash issues, achy joints, or sore muscles…  the calming effects of CBD may help. R&R’s CBD chews can help with short-term issues, too, like a dog who has strained a tendon and needs a minimally painful recovery period. Overview Check Price on R&R CBD Here is an overview of R&R’s shipping practices, how to feed, what to expect, and price comparisons. Shipping, Returns, and Delivery When you order R&R CBD Chews, you’re offered free shipping in the US on orders over $60. International shipping is available at checkout. If you’re unhappy with the product, R&R offers a 60-day Money-Back Guarantee. However, they really want to help you (and your pooch) find relief, so they encourage you to reach out for a better solution or possibly an alternative product (at no extra charge). The small containers easily fit in a regular mailbox, so you can expect them to be delivered without hassle. What to Expect After you’ve received the CBD chews, the best course of action is to read the recommendations. The amount of chews a dog is allowed at one time varies based on weight, much like any other medication your pup may be prescribed. How to Feed The most important part of feeding these chews to your pet is having their accurate weight information. After that, R&R recommends consistently feeding at least one chew daily to see the best results. I found it easier to feed one chew by hand per day, and if your dog is above 25 pounds, two may be fed by hand at that time. Due to the CBD component, we prefer to feed (and know the dog has eaten it) instead of accidentally missing it in her bowl and giving her more than recommended. Ingredients The ingredients are listed plainly on the back of the container. Because chicken is the main ingredient, the chews may not be suitable for dogs with chicken allergies. Organic Full Spectrum Hemp Extract (5mg per chew) Carrot powder Chicken Chicken liver Flaxseed meal Glycerin (Vegetable) Industrial hemp extract MCT oil Organic palm fruit oil Sorbic acid Sunflower lecithin Sweet potato flower Tapioca Tomato powder Coconut Pricing R&R’s CBD chews are priced reasonably compared to other CBD pet brands, especially if you sign up for one of their many payment options. Subscribe and save up to 20% on your recurring order! Pros & Cons Pros Affordable Easy to feed chew Clear dosage recommendations Quality ingredients Cost-saving subscription options Cons Not suitable for dogs with chicken allergies Key Features Check Price on R&R CBD Quality As discussed above, R&R’s product quality is high. To prove they take quality seriously, they conduct Hemp Quality Assurance Testing on each batch of CBD chews. The quality of the containers and chews is one thing, but the quality of customer care this company can provide is another. With easy access to brand professionals who want to assist you in finding the perfect product and dosage, they make this company stand out among pet supplement brands. Ingredients R&R’s CBD dog chews are full of a few simple ingredients. This is especially helpful for those with dogs who have allergies. Suppose you’ve picked up generic dog food lately. You may have read dozens of questionable ingredients, and it’s easy to be unsure which causes the hot spots, itchy paws, or red ears. But have no fear—R&R’s easy-to-read ingredient list takes the guesswork out of what’s in your pup’s treat. Variety The CBD chews are made with chicken; if you have a chicken-loving pup, you can bet they’ll say woof! However, if your dog shows any signs of a chicken allergy or has been tested and confirmed, these treats aren’t for you. But! All hope is not lost. R&R also makes an Organic Full Spectrum tincture that mimics the chews – without chicken as an ingredient. The chews are admittedly easier to feed, so we will keep our fingers crossed for a beef option in the future! Is R&R CBD Dog Chews a Good Value? In our opinion, yes. R&R combines their love of cannabinoids with their love of canines to offer you a chew that helps your beloved pet safely benefit from the power of hemp. They do this without a high price tag or a lower price with lower-quality ingredients. Joint and mobility health is vital for our four-legged friends, but alternative options like carprofen injections, physical therapy, walking aids, or surgeries can be pricey. This natural, affordable option is a great place to start for your aging or anxious pup. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What is the difference between a full-spectrum formula and a broad-spectrum formula? A full spectrum formula isn’t pared down to just CBD. Instead, it includes several other cannabinoids (CBN, CBC, CBL, CBD-V, and more) with their own antioxidants, amino acids, terpenes, flavonoids, and phytonutrients. What does this mean? R&R’s term of creating the “Entourage effect” means welcoming the naturally occurring compounds to work in unison to create a well-rounded formula made just as nature intended. A broad-spectrum formula combines all the same cannabinoids and naturally occurring processes, except the THC is removed. Can any size dog use these chews? Yes. R&R’s recommended dosage is one chew per day for 1-25 lbs and two chews per day for 26+ lbs. Where does R&R ship to? R&R ships around the United States, where they are made, but has an extensive list of other countries on their shipping labels. They can ship to Australia, Bulgaria, Canada, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Switzerland and the UK. Our Experience With R&R CBD Chews Check Price on R&R CBD If you’ve scrolled through and seen pictures of a senior Australian Cattle dog, you’ve been introduced to Winnie. Winnie belongs to my neighbors, Jill and Justin. They picked her up from a less-than-ideal situation long ago in Alberta, Canada. Winnie was the runt of an already disadvantaged litter, and her tiny, hunched-over, sullen demeanor won her a freedom ride to her lifelong family. Now that you’ve met, let me tell you about Winnie’s demeanor. If you’re a Cattle Dog owner, this will sound all too familiar. Winnie is a vocal, nimble rocket around the feet of all guests to the home, insisting on a bow-wow when you enter. She is a staple around many bonfires, incessantly tossing you her ball to throw, and will occasionally let out a yip if you’ve forgotten to throw her ball (again!). With this high-intensity personality, Winnie’s hips started to cause her pain in her later years, and she’s always been a little nervous in the car. I have five dogs of my own, but we chose Winnie for this trial because she had obvious pain markers that were easy to identify and we hoped to remedy. Winnie pulls out all her best tricks for one of these chews. If she could talk, she would say the chews are delicious, so much so that while taking her photos, we had to be sure not to have too many in our hands because she was an expert at sneaking more than her allotted one. We waited approximately 30 days before writing this review to allow the CBD chews to take effect. During the month, we observed Winnie playing fetch a little longer without her legs shaking. She was slightly less anxious in the car, but the most significant change was her ability to walk up and down stairs without favoring her back hips. Winnie used to step down each step with her front paws, but her back legs would “hop” in unison to accommodate her weakened hips. Now she walks unimpeded, paw-by-paw, down the stairs. Conclusion R&R’s formula is full of quality ingredients, and while some companies may be keen to lessen the quality for pups who can’t review themselves, R&R keeps the quality top of mind without the hefty price tag. Jill confirmed that Winnie’s comfort has increased over the month. She happily declared she’d continue purchasing R&R’s CBD Dog Chews if they were affordable. At $45 for a one-time purchase, with package prices, subscriptions, and discounts available, these chews are the affordable choice Jill was looking for. My Cattle Dog, Bruce (yes, we have matching dogs), recently suffered a tendon strain. With such great feedback, I will try a round of R&R’s CBD Chews on him while he heals! The post R&R CBD Review 2024: Our Expert’s Opinion appeared first on Pet Keen.

In Episode 350 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger visit the swanky Watch Hill section of Westerly, Rhode Island, in search of some flying horses that were first reported here back in 1879 and have been seen by countless thousands of witnesses ever since. BECOME A LEGENDARY PATRON: https://www.patreon.com/NewEnglandLegends CREDITS: Produced and hosted by: Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger Edited by: Ray Auger Theme Music by: John Judd SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST FOR FREE: Apple Podcasts/iTunes | Spotify | Pandora | Amazon Podcasts | TuneIn | iHeartRadio JOIN OUR SUPER-SECRET: New England Legends Facebook Group