Any product with 2,4D will kill dandelion. Spray dandelion in spring and late summer/early fall, and then reseed early fall. A healthy stand of turf will keep out a lot of dandelions.

Great pictures. Also gave up on lilies, fritillaria and toadlilies because of orange lily beetles about ten years ago. Interesting Woody re no evidence of lily beetles so far this year. As said, we had some very harsh weather last winter and this spring, so maybe the lily beetles (overwinter in the soil) have been reduced. Tempted to try these plants again. Sure many folks know (though I didn't till a couple of years ago) about the toxicity (including potential lethality) of members of the Genus Lilium (e.g. Easter, Tiger and Asiatic lilies), and also evidently Genus Hemerocallis (daylilies), to cats that ingesting material from them. The article below is primarily about potted indoor plants. Am, however, guessing that it's possible for cats to get lily pollen on their fur in the garden. Read of a veterinary case (albeit indoors, Easter lily) where the cat ingested pollen from cleaning it's fur and died a painful death within a week. In such poisonings, very prompt veterinary intervention is required to avoid death. https://www.petmd.com/cat/emergency/poisoning-toxicity/e_ct_lily_poisoning

I have the iWatch with the Alert. Since mine also has cellular I can make or answer a call from my watch. From Apple's web site: If Apple Watch Series 4 or later detects a hard fall while you're wearing your watch, it taps you on the wrist, sounds an alarm, and displays an alert. You can choose to contact emergency services or dismiss the alert by pressing the Digital Crown, tapping Close in the upper-left corner, or tapping "I'm OK." If your Apple Watch detects that you're moving, it waits for you to respond to the alert and won't automatically call emergency services. If your watch detects that you have been immobile for about a minute, it will make the call automatically. After the call ends, your watch sends a message to your emergency contacts with your location letting them know that your watch detected a hard fall and dialed emergency services. Your watch gets your emergency contacts from your Medical ID.

chisue clarified after your first comment that the studies she saw had to do with coffee that was made using paper filters. In English, a coffee filter is most often is made of paper (and she said explicitly she used a Melita cone, which involves a paper filter). More recently, there are reusable replacements made of fine mesh. I remember seeing a study or two in the past and I think what was thought to be the troublesome part from a health standpoint was material contained in the sediments that could be removed only by using a paper filter. But i don't remember well enough to be certain. I'm not sure what you're thinking of. Your comment above about French press coffee and cafe filtre were not correct.