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It is no longer a poverty stricken place, But a comfortable village.

Thank you for your comment below, on Jan. 13, 2024, in answer to my previous, previous-day observations and questions on Jan. 12, 2024.

Your answer describes a female fox as not wanting for a mate in Ireland. Is that all Ireland or is it a specific part that British foxes inhabit?

The second paragraph to the first subheading, Snow on the Mynd, alerts us to the "then poor hamlet of Rattlinghope."

Does the aforementioned hamlet no longer deserve a poverty designation?

Your overall score and your plot summary lead me to locate the M*A*S*H series within potential remakes and series.

Where might a remade series be moved to biogeographically and temporally in a 2025 version?

I made them out of sugar so yes. All the flowers and snowpeople, stars etc are made out of sugar paste.

He is in High School. Very serious, quiet, very studious and geeky. Maths and Science are his fav. He is hoping to be an astro-geologist

Cheshire Parkin
I have made a slight alteration to my parkin recipe and added an extra egg. Watch this space for how it tastes.

The computer crashed before I could conclude another component to my comment in the box immediately below.

Business-administration history, when it features 20th- versus 21st-century training, focuses upon summer and semester company internships as the critical companion to course, mentoring, online training for about all boss skills.

Isn't it interesting that in the article-mentioned survey -- indicated in the wizzley article above and in my comment in the box immediately below -- University coursework, mentoring and online classes involve them as 21st-century standalones?

The plot summary much more than the "C" grade intrigues me.

Your conclusion that "the way the town vilified Barney when he was simply trying to correct a wrong did have me questioning if the fictional town of Mayberry really is as good of a place to live as advertised" is interesting and intriguing.

Is there any other incident that supports the possibility of Mayberry as always "full of jerks"?

The grade A and the plot summary cause me to consider this season-4 episode.

That concept of someone changing another life by conquering a catastrophic configuration can be quite captivating if carried out convincingly, like here.

Now who might play Gomer in a series remake today?

Natural Bridge has so much vegetation and such historic acquaintance through its enduring, interactive, known Native Americans that I always have fancied Natural Bridge-promoting eateries.

For example, the third subheading, Natural Bridge State Park: The Story of Shade-Tolerant Vegetation of Medicinal Interest, informs us of all the known herbals and their herbalism.

Might it not be munchably manageable to make munchable plants and munchable products made from such plants for area locals and visitors?

The second sentence to the first subheading, Thinking like a boss boosts communication and relationship-building, advises us that "Four, 53 and 68 percent of survey participants respectively give University coursework, mentoring and online classes as the type of training that develops effective leadership skills."

Isn't it interesting how millennials invoke the incomparable information that quality instruction imparts, against the inadequate, non-informed "flying by the seat of one's pants" without what the tried and the true implement?

The second and the third subheadings, Gardens call plant-loving visitors to Rovigo, Stra, Treviso and Gardens display the Veneto’s evergreen-, stone-, water-filled naturalism respectively, catalogue some woody plants that characterize the aforementioned areas.

It always does help to have bushes, shrubs, trees and vines air-, animal-, nonwoody plant-, people-, soil- and water-wise, doesn't it?

The third paragraph to the first subheading, Tenerife, advises us that "The Canary Islands are not so called because of populations of canary birds. The name instead derives from the derogatory (and untrue) Latin word canaria for the islands' reputedly aggressive (but actually lovably well-behaved) dogs. The reputation stems from the report of an expedition sent by Juba II (52/50 B.C.-A.D. 23), who ruled as:
King of Numidia (in modern Algeria and western Turnisia);
Husband of Cleopatra Selene II (December 25, 40 B.C.-5 or 6 B.C.);
Son-in-law of Roman General Mark Antony (January 14, 83 B.C.-August 1, 30 B.C.) and Egyptian Pharaoh Cleopatra VII Philopator (69 B.C.-August 12, 30 B.C.).
The name Tenerife honors the island's snow-covered volcano, Mount Tiede (Pico del Teide). The native word tene means "mountain." The native word ife means "white."

Source authorities can be considered critical in conveying correct or non-correct cultural information.

For example, how do we evaluate the dog-related details from a ruler whose dominion over the southwest Mediterranean derived from ancient Egypt and Greece desiring more domains under their domination?

The article Worth the watt: a brief history of the electric car, 1830 to present, by Kevin A. Wilson for the Car and driver site Mar 31, 2023, acts most accessibly, most informatively, most practically in addressing the near-200-year-old ancestors of electric vehicles.

What country appears first in the electric-vehicle experimentation line-up?