Has the same energy as this. https://youtu.be/ough1o7wRKU?si=lSKpp1RmL2uBcDff

For easy drinks (beer, wine, or simple liquor/ soda mixes), $1 is fine. If they have to bust out a tool like a muddler or peeler, you should probably give more than $1.

I like the idea of Secret Service enrichment activities being exactly like dog enrichment. They just release a bunch of Government mooks into a room with some of those doggie treats puzzles, but I stead of beggin strips, it’s full of domestic terrorists addresses.

I don’t think it’s as likely that the Feds break this strike like they did with the railroads. Their argument against the rails was that almost every other industry relies on them to move product, while having fewer new cars will only effect the new and used car markets. With however hundreds of millions of usable vehicles that are already out there, this strike doesn’t really have the same opportunity to spill over to the larger economy.

Id be very interested to see what demands they got and what had to be negotiated. Had that been released yet?

It was right in the first paragraph of the article.

“…deploying corps members to work in wind and solar production as well as environmental conservation projects.”

So yes, it (should be) more than just trail work.

This is incredible news! While 20,000 is fewer jobs than I would have liked, it’s still 20,000 more people that are fighting to save our planet than we had before. Plus all those jobs will provide income to all those people and families, and they’ll be able to recirculate those funds to their local economies. I bet this program will generate more income than it’s cost over the long run, and that’s not even counting all the monetary savings that a more stable (or at least slower changing) climate will bring.

If the UAW can get a 32-hour week, that would be a MASSIVE step in getting it done for the rest of the work force. It would be a perfect example of how unions benefit all workers, not just the ones actually in the union.

He also co-hosts a podcast called “The Climate Deniers Playbook” that you might might like as well. There are only a few episodes out, but they’re all great.

Then why say anything?

So it sounds like your dad is right?

Here’s the most recent one in my gallery.

My Ex used to work in Saks 5th Avenue, so I would often browse around while waiting for them. I once saw a short sleeve button up shirt on the clearance rack that I really liked. It was $175 after the discount. I never seriously shopped in there after that.

A new Indiana law that requires parents to be notified of students’ name changes, including nicknames, has caused confusion and annoyance among some parents, while others are angry about the risk it places on transgender students.

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Pretty sure that’s the point…

There’s a reason it’s called “the northern most southern state”.

A live action show Set in the LoL universe following a cleric/ support class character version of Ted who slowly solves every other character’s internal traumas to slowly better the world around him?

Home Improvement & Lego Star Wars (the new one). I would watch a Lego version of Home Improvement. You get to watch Tim burst into pieces and get hilarious injuries constantly while being fine literally seconds later! Neighbor Wilson could always have that popsicle stick fence prop he used for cast bows! I think it would be hilarious!

(For the record, I do not habitate with any children, and I am in my 30s.)

That may be true, but what the article was really trying to point out was how increases in these college areas (and therefore college aged voters) is starting to make a big difference. The example they gave was that, at least in the most recent election, the area around Madison used to cancel out the red suburbs around Milwaukee, but now Madison is so strongly liberal that they out weigh those suburbs and therefore tip the scales in favor of Dems. If this trend continues, and if the Dems can replicate it in other swing states (big “if”), then it could change the way politics are played in America.

Well she is the prime demographic for phone scams… so yeah, probably.