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}If you decide to do something that you dislike or that will affect you negatively in some way because you know it is the right thing to do, it is your sense of decency at work. It lies behind things like impartiality and fairness.
Other
Scenario: American cartoon -The Simpsons
Bart sold out his soul to his friend for 5 bucks. And he told his sister, "Well, if you think he got such a good deal, I'll sell you my conscience for 4.50. I'll throw in my sense of decency too."
Question:
Could you please illustrate'sense of decency' for me? Thanks!
BookmarksTraffic Signals at Burnt Tree Junction. The Right Turn from A461 into A4123 signals are badly phased. 69 seconds on red and 20 seconds on green. Traffic tailing back beyond Castle Gate Roundabout.Wondering how to make a pillow? I’ve rounded up a ton of easy tutorials!
Pillows are a really versatile home decor accessory. They make a space feel cozier and complete. Pillows are a great way to add a pop of color or pattern. They can easily be swapped out seasonally, too!
However, pillows can get expensive. Especially if you swap them out for seasons or trends, they can add up and take up a lot of space. So, I rounded up some of my favorite tutorials for how to make a pillow. These are all methods that I have tried and loved!
Pillows are one of the best accessories for your home. They are a way to add color or pattern without much commitment. They can easily be swapped for the seasons! However, they can be expensive. Here are my favorite tutorials about how to make a pillow!
This is the easiest way to make removable pillow covers using no sew hem tape. It's a crowd favorite!
No Sew Pillow Cover - With Piping!
This tutorial takes the no-sew pillow up an extra notch by adding piping to the edge. This gives it a more high end look.
Continuing the simple no-sew pillow trend, this is a tutorial to make no sew pillows from sweaters. They are perfect for winter and the holidays!
An inexpensive fabric to use for pillows is a towel. Here is how to make a no sew pillow from a towel.
Faux fur is a really popular look! This tutorial shows you how to add faux fur to a pillow.
This is a tutorial for a no-sew pillow that looks like a giant bow! It is playful and really fun for a feminine space.

This tutorial is for a sewn pillow with piping on the edges. I love it with the mini pom poms!
If you already have pillow covers but they are too big for your pillows, here is how to alter them.
Have you ever made a pillow? What method did you use?
I got a HL600 Hobart dough mixer where the transmission sounds like it's grinding or something, only when it goes to the 3rd speed and 4th speed.
The manual says to contact my local hobart service office for the proper transmission oil, what is the proper oil? Can I just use some 10/50 motorcycle oil?
Any idea's as to why it's making noise, please do tell. I just pulled the top off the transmission so I'll be looking.
Thanks guys.
olivero, you said an HL600. An HL600 is part of Hobart's "Legacy" -line of mixers which uses a VFD for variable speeds.
Are you sure it's not just an earlier H600, which employs a true, four speed transmission?
An HL600 only used a variable speed control knob to change speeds. If it's got a shift lever, it must be a H600.Q: Inputs with same name getting problems in Github Actions I have this Github Action that uses two different action in the same job:
name: My workflow

on:
    workflow_dispatch:

jobs:
  my-workflow:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v2
      - uses: actions/setup-go@v2
        with:
          go-version: 1.17

      - name: X Action
        uses: x-action/x-action@main
        with:
          file: x-action.txt

      - name: Y Action
        uses: y-action/y-action@main
        with:
          file: y-action.txt

The two inputs file cause a problem because Github Actions just consider the first one. Looking inside the composite of Action, they use ${{inputs.<inputs_name>}}.
I think this is a big problem because a lot of actions use some defaults names in inputs like output, path, key.
Maybe there is another way to specify ${{inputs.<inputs_name>}}, but I don't know.

A: It's not gonna be the problem at all.
Composite action has their own inputs scope.
The only thing you need to take care of is to use ${{ inputs.file }} inside the composite actions, not the global github.inputs.file - and it will be just all fine.
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