now with my current team, do i sell? most recent sale is 470k on PS5

I found these sprouting in my yard after recent rains. I have 2 dogs and a toddler…are these poisonous? Should we limit our outside time while these are around?

Muhammad Ali scores a big right against Lyle Alzado's chin during first round of exhibition boxing match between former heavy-weight champ and Denver Bronco defensive end on Saturday, July 14, 1979 in Denver, Colorado (From the Associated Press)

The Ramseys have been accused of being naive.
Based on perusing 1996-era local periodicals, crimes were not being reported on unless the victim was murdered.
Otherwise, the crime would only be reported on once someone was being tried for it.
I'd find an article about someone being tried for intruder sa, then I'd work backwards to try to find the article that notified the community of the crime and couldn't find anything.
If no one was tried for the crime of sa, it might never be reported on.
Amy's mother had the pepper spray which scared off Amy's attacker, due to JonBenet's murder.
(btw, pepper sprayed and jumping off the 2nd storey in the dark, he definitely got injured, not that he sought medical treatment for it.)
I found a 1985 article indicating Boulder was safe, if you locked your doors.
https://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=OWL19851031-01.2.11&srpos=1&e=-------en-20--1--img-txIN%7ctxCO%7ctxTA-%22Be+aware%3b+violence%22-------2------
Be aware; violence does exist in Boulder
Violent crime in Boulder seems like a rare or non-existent occurrence. The truth is that violence is as prevalent in Boulder as anywhere else, and Boulderites need to stop ignoring it with their self-righteous, shove-it-under-the-carpet attitudes.
People tend to ignore crime until it affects them personally, but then it's 100 late.
My father related an incident concerning a black friend of his:
When he went home one day, he caught four white boys taking some things from his 'apartment.
When he tried to stop them they beat him with a bat and with his radio.
He fell to the floor, but they continued kicking him.
He couldn't do anything.
It reminded him of the Ku Klux Klan.
When he finally caught his second wind, his attackers had fled.
You may find it hard to believe that such an event could happen here, in Boulder.
But the thing that disgusted me the most about this story is that 24 CU students watched the incident from their balconies.
A neighbor even took the opportunity to steal his stereo speakers while he was being beaten up.
The students didn't help.
They didn't even call the police, they just stood by— dumbfounded.
Afterwards they said to him, "We saw it all." O
Over the summer, a friend of mine who attended college was raped in the relative safety of her own apartment.
While sleeping in her bed, she was awakened by a strange man who broke into her home shining light in her eyes.
She never saw his face.
Another woman, whom I knew briefly, was found dead in Boulder Creek.
One morning i read an article in the paper about a woman wearing a white dress found in the Creek.
Later, I realized that I had talked to that same woman just the day before — I even remember the white dress that she wore.
Then, I realized that I would never see her again.
The cause of her death is still unknown.
These are crimes that have lept from the comfortably impersonal black and white pages of the newspaper into my personal life.
The crime rate in Boulder may not be comparable to the crime in the Bronx, Detroit or Los Angeles.
It may not even be as high as the crime rate in Denver.
But, low statistics don't mean that crime does not exist here.
For those who believe Boulder to be a haven from crime and see only the safety a small city supposedly offers, stop ignoring the facts.
Don't ignore the few crimes which could give our city a bad name, or make reality a little less pretty.
Acknowledge these acts of crime for what they are — immoral and frightening.
What can be done to prevent these scenarios from happening?
Be aware! You must understand that we do not live in a crime free society.
Prevent crimes from happening to other people by helping them if they need help.
Prevent crimes from happening to yourselves by locking your doors.
Be conscious of where you are.
If you are not in a safe place, be aware of that fact.
Perhaps if my father's friend had locked his door, or if the woman who had been raped had locked hers (both had been unlocked), they might have been spared.
The Crimestoppers program and neighborhood watches are useful community services.
Walk and ride services are offered throughout the CU campus at night.
Don't take any chances walking in an unsafe area alone.
It's narrow-minded to assume that a crime will always happen to the next guy, and never to you.
I am not telling you to be paranoid, nor am I trying to make you nervous.
I am iust telling you to stay on your guard.
Don't let someone else, or yourself, be hurt by ignorance.
We cannot prevent all crimes from occurring, but we don't have to make it easy for the criminals.
If you never get mugged, or raped or beaten up, then you're lucky.
But Lady Luck doesn't grace everyone with her presence all the time. Be aware!
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l am not telling you to be paranoid, nor am I trying to make you nervous.
I am just telling you to stay on your guard.