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Thank you! You too!

There was that unfortunate cloud but glad you were able to hear it!

He's great! I haven't been out in some time with my work schedule but hoping to get back out there! I'm up in the Cocoa area now so I'd be hitting more of the tourist beaches. I I used to be more in the Indialantic area.

@@DrWD40 coconuts beach is a great place to hunt

I am a retired firefighter here in indianlantic

Thanks! Happy to hear you enjoy them!

I moved from that place last August and it was still holding up great. I actually hooked some drip irrigation lines into the facet for easier watering. Head pressure wasn't the greatest so maybe your idea could help there. They were slow drip lines so I didn't mind. I didn't feel any risk of tipping. If you have enough support, it should be fine. If you're worried you could add some concrete supports to the base. As for the notches, if I recall, I just measured the midpoint, overlayed the pieces, and outlined the edges for where i wanted it. Depth was just half of the 4x4 so that the cross would be flat.

@@DrWD40 The drip irrigation line was a nice touch. Did you do a video of that? I just built a 3X6 raised bed garden. I want to put the barrel next to it. It might be fun to measure how much I water it from the barrel and how much produce I harvest in a season. I'd like to rotate several crops in a season to see if I can produce much within the same 18 square foot space.

Absolutely! Who needs years of medical training when you can get all the answers from a quick RUclips video? They should have watched all my videos 😂

Perfect timing! The next three videos will cover the respiratory system. They publish Mondays and Thursdays at 10am.

@@DrWD40 thanks ❤❤

Thanks!

Circular saw was used to make most cuts and then chiseled out the pieces for the joints.

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The problem with that approach is that is doesn't hold the barrel in place to help prevent tipping. I was going to build a table but went with this design (albeit from a different source with a few assembly changes) because of that.

Best of luck! Glad the video helped.

I don't have a video directly covering those exact pathways since there is a ton to unpack there. Sensory input would come through the primary visual cortex or primary auditory cortex. The association pathways would converge in the Wernicke's area where meaning would be given to the words. The Broca's area is then the motor area for directing the muscles involved in speech production.

Glad it was helpful!

Great question! Initially, the dead tissue remains in place, but over time, the body's natural processes (macropahges) work to remove it with some scar tissues sometimes remaining. After a stroke there can also be some neuroplasticity where other cells try to take on the roles of the damaged ones. I won't have a specific video on this but hope this helps answer your question.

@@DrWD40 It does help a lot. A stroke is a bad thing for sure, especially when it doesn't present with the typical symptoms. Resulting in questions like "Do you not feel safe at home"? Anyway, I won't need to think about brain rot now :)