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by brohoolio 8y ago
Yup.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
There’s an auto supplier upstream of my town that was dumping PFAs into the drain. It’s containminated the whole river and all the lakes. The river is where my town gets our drinking water. They are installing carbon filters which should he
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by brohoolio 8y ago
There are other articles talking about how many stingray devices there are in Washington DC owned by foreign governments.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
It’s amazing that I know all this. Like that the president has multiple iphones, he likes to call multiple friends, that foreign governments listen in. If this was Hillary the republicans would impeach her right away for endangering the cou
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by brohoolio 8y ago
Detroit’s big 3 are working on self-driving and electrication. GM is leading the bunch, but all three are pouring billions into it. I wouldn’t call spending billions as “not much”. https://www.slashgear.com/gm-cruise-gets-2-
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by brohoolio 8y ago
It doesn’t force remediation for lead paint, it indicates only deteriorating paint is addressed.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
No one is getting a free pass. The article discusses private landlords.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
The writers are highlighting a potential weakness with the Texas system. It’s not about identity politics or red vs blue. It’s about future costs that might be unsustainable. NYC transit has it’s own issues, but if you look at the populatio
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by brohoolio 8y ago
It’s alarmist because people will die because of this rule. If you get cancer because of a chemical spill do you want all of your personal information released to help prove that the chemicals spilled poisoned you? No. You want your persona
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by brohoolio 8y ago
Congrats! This is a great achievement. It’s not easy. Don’t let up! Maintenance of your current weight can be just as tough.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
What’s going to happen to gig wages when the economy hits a recession?
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by brohoolio 8y ago
Let’s say a home every 80 feet. That’s 132 homes per mile. Over 7 years that’s $40 per year. I wonder if it makes the neighborhood 10 cents per house per day nicer. I haven’t lived in the LA heat.
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by brohoolio 8y ago
“Construct a new 2-lane undivided road — about $2 million to $3 million per mile in rural areas, about $3 million to $5 million in urban areas. Construct a new 4-lane highway — $4 million to $6 million per mile in rural and suburban areas,
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by brohoolio 9y ago
Definitely an interesting piece. While college has the potential to be a great equalizer, society needs to focus on the school system before kids reach college. Teachers walked out in three states because they are so underpaid. Teacher have
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by brohoolio 9y ago
12 changes a day is not an outlier for a newborn, it’s normal. My son is 18 months and we change him probably 6 times a day at least. Diaper pricing is dependent on how many you buy at once, I buy giant boxes so my unit cost is low. If you
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by brohoolio 9y ago
Philando Castile Was Pulled Over 49 Times in 13 Years, Often for Minor Infractions https://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/17/us/before-philando-castil... I can’t even remember the last time I’ve been pulled ove
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by brohoolio 9y ago
This is depressing. One of my middle school classmates had a brother killed in a SCUD strike.
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by brohoolio 9y ago
I have a folder on my iPhone for all the various google chat apps, allo, duo, hangouts, meet and the list goes on and on. Not an application, but a whole folder filled with chat applications! All my friend have moved onto slack.
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by brohoolio 9y ago
I suspect that there is a difference in risk between various specific spots in Switzerland and American at large. I’d never drink untreated water in Michigan. Michigan was a giant swamp. Near the top of a summit in Switzerland with no lives
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by brohoolio 9y ago
The most interesting thing I stumbled across so far is Detroit, where people don't run in huge swaths of the neighborhoods. I'm familiar with the city so I expected dead zones, but nothing like this. https://labs.strava
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by brohoolio 9y ago
The Metro-Detroit area voted down a public transit system a year or two ago. Public transit was one of the requirements that Amazon laid out.
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by brohoolio 9y ago
We fixed the ozone layer and stopped acid rain. We can fix this. It just takes commitment.
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by brohoolio 9y ago
Trump is going to ruin the American economy. Attack universities by discouraging foreign students. Cut federal funding for research. Encourage political attacks on universities. The most damaging will be not forgiving student loans from pe
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by brohoolio 9y ago
It's not all democrats. Rep. Tom Marino, the main force behind the bill limited the DEA's ability to fight against these companies is a republican. Also Trumps nominee to become the next drug czar. https://www.washingto
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by brohoolio 9y ago
I looked at the maps of a couple of the towns mentioned. These are not easy places to protect. Articles should show the maps.
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by brohoolio 9y ago
Post office has a slightly different mission than fedex. The post office connects the entire country. Which means you’ll have losses in remote places. But the country as a whole benefits from having that infrastructure in place to be able t
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by brohoolio 9y ago
Hillary won by 3 million votes. I know it’s a republican / Russian talking point to keep pointing out this division.
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by brohoolio 9y ago
One thing I picked up on was that the plan to move production to Mexico was to save 30 million dollars. The CEO's compensation was 40 million
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by brohoolio 9y ago
You clearly don't know my in-laws or parents. By the time the election was over they had bought into pizzagate. They are the perfect demographic to target. No ad blockers, leaning towards Bernie but kind of didn't relate to Hillar
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by brohoolio 9y ago
Actual the enforcers in hockey who fight have some of the worst brain damage. Bob Probert, an enforcer for the Red Wings is an example of this. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Probert

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