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nonford150
22d ago
Not sure how you can justify the pied-a-terre tax by claiming it fights against antisocial behaviors. It just is another funding stream.
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2mo ago
Typically, all single payer medical cost schemes are based on government facilities and intervention. Many Americans have little faith in their government to do anything, much less handle there medical care costs. This is why the employer m
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6mo ago
I almost pulled the trigger on a Prologue; so glad I had second thoughts. Even though it was essentially a GM product, I've only ever owned Hondas, so I thought "Well, at least I can get service at my Honda dealer". Charging
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7mo ago
Joanns died b/c of two things - they stocked items no one really wanted, and they doubled down on that by opening way too many stores. With a focus on fabric and yarn, they would still be here - maybe. Handcock Fabrics went the same wa
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7mo ago
I think that was the previous posters point - any teaching on a moral issue will ultimately have overlap with real world issues. A homily about gambling would be right in line with religious teachings - the timing is really what is at the a
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8mo ago
Or more likely, the safety measures were bypassed because they were a PITA. You can put all of safety measures you want on equipment, but humans have this insane mindset of faster = better. Yes, that includes top to bottom of companies.
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8mo ago
The subsides were during Clinton and Bush 2. BMW and Mercedes were here long before Biden and Obama. It makes good sense to manufacture your product in the area it is sold - that's the real reason for their mfg base establishment. Not
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9mo ago
You see a lot of this in US Korean places (at least outside of Atlanta). The robots are a novel touch.
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9mo ago
The NYT has obviously not been to Atlanta, especially in Duluth, where is the heart and soul of Korean food expansion - so much so Google Maps lists it as Koreatown. This is a worldwide trend - new markets are available everywhere. As a cap
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11mo ago
As was the administrations of Clinton and Obama. The real issue is they (whomever is currently in power) can do these things, and there's nothing we can do to stop it from happening.
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1y ago
Really love your work. Used to work for a microwave components (passive and active + measurement) house back in the 70s and 80s, and still miss it.
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1y ago
One item not being discussed is this took place during the last administration - not Trump 2.0. None of this is new - it's being going on for years.
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2y ago
The larger question is why is the US Government giving Columbia $400M when their endowment is $14.8 billion with a 11%+ RoR? That's 1.6 billion/year. https://endowment.giving.columbia.edu/endowment-performance-...
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2y ago
2005 Honda Element w/AWD. Carry anything with ease.
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2y ago
Not sure why this is news - it happens every time a big one comes across the state. When Michael hit, we didn't have gas for a week.
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3y ago
It's more about tricking HE machines. Instead of the Smart Water setting, use the large. Always use the Deep Fill setting (if the machine has one). Always use the double rinse - gets rid of the detergent residue. I've not tried ha
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3y ago
Exactly why I use multiple financial facilities and keep a good amount of cash on-hand.
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3y ago
I wonder where he would have ranked George Hamilton's portrayal in Love at First Bite or Lauren Hutton in Once Bitten?
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4y ago
But for decades, the US economy has sold SFH as just that. Every time I go to the bank, I get solicited by a bank employee to take out a HELOC.
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4y ago
Others, though, see increased higher density housing as more traffic, increased crowding in existing schools, and lowering property values. At least in the US, higher density housing in the surburbs is seen as a negative, even if there may
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4y ago
In exurban Atlanta, my home has been broken into 3 times in the past 4 years. I was home for the last one; I was alerted by my Ring doorbell and the crook never got past the front hallway. While I live in a city with a (relatively) large po
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4y ago
As if earthquakes, wildfires, and mudslides are something people look forward to.
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4y ago
But property taxes are local. Raising them only supplies more revenue to the local area. For the US, also, one needs to take into account many states have limits on property tax rates and revenue raises in general, such as millage rates hav
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4y ago
Unless, of course, you live in an HOA which requires you to not leave your clippings on the lawn. If only there was a place round here where there wasn't an HOA!
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4y ago
What I did when I needed to bridge the gap: https://www.stlfinder.com/3dmodels/milwaukee-to-ryobi-adapte...
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5y ago
Human nature - it is a b*tch. Let's face it - as you say, most people are looking out for themselves; they rarely, if ever, think about the cashier or stock clerk who's working 3 jobs and still not making it. And it's not a &
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5y ago
If only we had gone all in on Beanie Babies. We cleared $20K+ selling BBs on the side of the road that year. I wanted to spend our whole savings and hire people to sell them for us - we were buying them out the back doors of Hallmark stores
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5y ago
Same at my company. We're a small BU at a large multi-national, very flat whereas most of the other BUs ave lots of overhead - they fill lots of DI-type jobs with these folks. Biggest issue is corporate expects us to produce the same P
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5y ago
The only store in my area which doesn't seem to be affected by massive shortages is Whole Foods. Guess the Amazon supply chain is fairly robust.
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5y ago
Not sure about your location, I see about a 50/30/20 (white/black/Hispanic)racial mix at my Atlanta Bass Pro gun counter, which about matches this counties’ demographics. People just want to be able to protect themselves
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