I just tried something cool. I installed Round Sync app (from f-droid) on device A, as a wrapper for rclone (basically rsync on steroids with cloud/non-cloud remotes easy to add). On android device B I turned on the simple FTP server included in Material Files (feel free to pick a different server or protocol)
Both devices on the same wifi; on devA in RoundSync I added the FTP remote, then created a task to copy local to remote (you can also sync, local to remote or vice-versa). It let me pick a folder from internal storage to send to a specific destination (could even create new folders while browsing the remote).
Started the task, it copied all perfectly (it's rsync). I also re-started the task and it correctly scanned the remote and reported success (instead of duplicating). So all smooth! :) I'm sure one could rclone via termux or something but an app is way more convenient for most.
"Somebody said to them [their children] one day, 'how did you cope with Ronnie when your friends came to the house' and they said 'well, we don't think about it really, it's just Ronnie'."
Rob added: "Our kids had never ever known life without Ronnie. He was there before they came and he was there when they were gone, with children of their own."
According to the Macmillan they are [ˈsʌt(ə)l] vs [ˈsæd(ə)l], so the vowel changes slightly, but it depends on the speaker; I'm not native but I say saddle with a more open "a". But they're otherwise almost identical to me (in the British pronunciation included in the dictionary I hear a "t" both times, in the American one a "d" both times - which is how I say it too)
Usually any general blood work includes this test - it tells us the trend of glicemia in the previous 3-4 months. You might see it as HbA1c (glycosylated hemoglobin)
Thank you for this perspective because I'm one of those who never saw the appeal to straws.
I just wanna say that paper straws are lined with PFAS and similar substances, I would NOT use them at all. Mark my words they'll be banned in the EU in 20 years.
I'd rather try a pasta straw, if the metal ones are not viable. If using plastic, prefer a more rigid plastic if possible, Policarbonate (like in a Nalgene bottle) is safer than Polyethylene; or at least I would avoid them with hot drinks.
I love that M.C. Escher collage