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Reported as a gas pipeline explosion in a town outside St Petersburg -

How Columbia plans to keep its oil and coal in the ground.

Not really a PC or tech question, but is anyone here an expert at Tableau? I've got a map created with locations on it and I'm trying to use an action filter to "zoom" in on counties when you click them, while keeping the locations intact. I got the zoom to work, but the locations all disappear when it happens. I'm thinking it is something to do with layers, but I haven't found the right combinations to get it to work. Anybody know how? EDIT: Nevermind, I seem to have found a solution. Not sure why it works, but it does.

"Two Youts went down that road once...once."

Guess Ahab got tired of his second gig -

Hold a snow globe in front of your eyes & watch.

wait...for...it...

You did notice that I said "If it was truly the weapon in question...", oh wait, it's you - of course you ignored it.

Missiles that were shot by Ukraine at Russian Missiles targeting Ukrainian Infrastructure. At least that is what Poland & US are saying.

Plausible Deniability is one reason they could do it on purpose. "We didn't mean too!" I'm not buying it. Lavrov high-tailed it out of Bali before the news broke, "Well, he was done with what his job was" - Russian response. Instead they're claiming it was Ukrainian missles.

If this is truly the weapon in question, a 5 meter margin of error means that they were targeting Poland...maybe testing what NATO will do?

I first found out through an ABCNews notification on my phone when the news initially broke, followed by BBC & CBC.

In my case, it's which one's are still above ground.

1) Do the trees around the stadium bend toward the stadium where the Raiders are playing? 2) Do a lot of fans wear strange looking headgear? 3) Do the Refs tend to gift them penalties to their opponents? Then they do indeed suck, just like Green Bay.

Announcer: "Justin Fields is on fire!" Me: That used to mean that another Bears QB stood too close to the sideline heater.

BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

Came out in '87 according to Wikipedia. I had just started learning Lotus & all my peers knew it for years. The company switched to Excel, leveling the field for me & I eventually became the expert that everyone started coming to. One of the luckiest breaks I ever got.

HS? This is what I had to learn about in HS - Didn't learn Excel until employer #4 dropped Lotus 1-2-3 in favor of MS Office (circa 1995).