If it's just a shared air circulation system and not tied into the heat or AC you could block those vents after moving in also. Would want to be careful you're still getting some fresh air in with a cracked window or something (extra important if it happened to have a gas stove obviously) but I would be more comfortable in that kind of apartment than all the basement suites I've lived in where the HVAC was shared throughout the house.
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Get a canister with bags, bagless vacuums spread fine dust everywhere because their cheap undersized filters leak. From previous research the eureka mighty mite is the most recommended cheap vacuum on reddit if you're in North America. If you have wall to wall carpet you may want something more powerful, but you at least will want a turbo brush head (where the vacuum power runs the brush head instead of a separate motor). If you only have hard floors the standard heads are fine.
I went the bifl route and ended up with a Henry due to it's modular repairable/rugged design and good air filtration system.
Same vibes here. I actually started having issues with my TV gaming PC where it would crash under load so started using moonlight/sunshine to stream over my LAN. The results were so much better than expected that I bought a cheap tablet off aliexperess that I use to game around the house and my backyard like a giant switch/deck, is great.
The biggest question is what's the HVAC situation like? Best case scenario would be a heat/AC source that's not tied in with the rest of the units in the building. A basement suite sharing an HVAC system with the upstairs unit could be less safe than an apartment building with a boiler system and decent air circulation in the hallways.
She's also getting paid for bar appearances (TMZ says $30k for one apperance in Miami), a place in Calgary tried to get her for stampede this summer
And they just stopped importing rapeseed/canola because we tarrifed EVs lol
Toledo’s deputy mayor told the 13 Action News I-TEAM earlier this week that the decision to mow it all, and mow it often, came because of the complaints about the native look -- as some found it unsightly.
Can't speak to Australia but here in 
the indigenous people only have "equal rights" (in reality they don't as they are still victims of genocide) because after multiple centuries of genocide they still persisted, and their militancy demanded full rights. They in no way had equal rights for the entirety of the colonial project, they couldn't even vote until the 60s, hundreds of years after the genocide began. I don't think this is anything worth bragging about, we are just at a later stage of the genocidal project than 
The band bought the land, all that Biden seems to have done is some legal shit to put the land into a trust. I think this is just the process of adding those lands officially to the reserve (I could be wrong)
IQAir has charts going back to early July. I find them more accurate/reliable than Environment Canada for live data and forecasts as well.
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Lol what a cRaZy belief in year 5 of a pandemic of one of if not the most transmissible disease of all time that also wrecks your immune system and makes it more likely you'll spread other diseases as well.