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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Eminent domain in the US still requires fair compensation.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
The 40%/$400 item comes from a fed survey about liquidity. It includes 17% of households with $100,000 in income. It is an outlier, other surveys put it the percentage at 20%.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
You can't deduct it with the new larger standard personal deduction, only if you itemize. The Trump tax bill was a reform made the mortgage deduction moot for about 20 million taxpayers.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
I'm a former Congressional staffer -- these types of blanket restrictions on employment are thought to be unconstitutional (like a blanket noncompete). People have a right to careers. Plus the FAA needs industry expertise. Need a dif
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
SARS, which is closely related to Covid-19, has caused chronic problems in some patients. Here's a reputable source on that from 2010: https://www.thestar.com/life/health_wellness/2010/09/02/sa
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
It's important to see the NIH summary though. Gives the study credibility.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
People with excellent health care insurance are often over treated. People with no insurance or high deductible insurance are under treated. There's also an ethic of pushing through colds and flus and not going to the doctor for them
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
The mortality rate in Italy is roughly the same as China. I think it is too early to make this claim. https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.h... ?
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Of course Ottoman tolerance disappeared as the empire shrank, and they systematically murdered millions of their Armenian and Greek speaking subjects.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
This is flat wrong. The Emancipation Proclamation was drafted in late 1862, the second year of the war when things were very much in doubt. Lincoln issued it in the wake of the major battle at Antietam, which was a brutal "tie"
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Yes! I live 90 minutes from Washington DC and have no land-based Internet access. Our community of 59,000 has probably just 65% true broadband coverage, from one cable provider. The FCC maps are a lie, they show my home and my neighbors
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Be sure to visit the Jefferson Building, its a "temple to learning" with wonderful paintings and tiles.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Here's more info on US pension law, the fight in the Senate was over whether to give the newspaper more time to "catch up" their payments to the pension fund. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employee_Retire
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Please do some more research on this topic before making policy demands that are already current law. Pension obligations are what took the company down-- they were behind on paying into the pension fund.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
LTE is not satisfactory for home internet in the US. See https://www.verizonwireless.com/internet-devices/verizon-jet...
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
I live in the greater Washington DC metro area (Census-defined) and don't have internet access at my farm. No cable and no DSL available. I connect through a wireless 4G hotspot. This is really inadequate, my kids can't get onl
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
"mediocre children of alumni" This is an unfair description of the advantage of legacy at an elite school. It's typically an edge, like playing a sport or belonging to an under-represented demographic.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
That works both ways, though. Once self-driving is proven, the higher accident rates from human-driving will become a greater liability. "Why were you driving yourself at night instead of engaging autopilot?!?"
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
No insects but many more ticks.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Carbon needs to be taxed to create incentives to reduce use, and for society to capture the externality cost of burning fossil fuels.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
"Don’t tax you. Don’t tax me. Tax the guy behind the tree." -- Russell B. Long
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
They might be using cameras on my home or family. They might be testing some kind of radar or other tech that has a health impact. They might be a competitor assessing my crops. More broadly their very presence is a trespass on my right t
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Yes, he moved assets around and clearly did not operate the exchange lawfully. His wife could very well be a co-conspirator. It is also possible he's the victim of a homicide.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Ask craigslist.org about that.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
In my experience a lot of corporate and government wrong-doing is targeted/revealed around Thanksgiving holidays, so that people and the media don't notice.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
It's in the top 5 but not the highest.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
Looks great! I love how responsive it is. Did you code it or did you use an existing platform?
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
AirBNB was built on spamming Craigslist and willful ignorance of local zoning and tenant laws. It is in their DNA to allow operations like this...like WeWork, just trying to make it to the IPO cash-out.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
No, the solution is returning to the natural regular burns that are part of the ecosystem in California. Zero tolerance fire-fighting is the main issue at hand, as it builds up kindling to infernos.
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by mobilefriendly 7y ago
The customer benefits from work being done in a location with the rule of law and independent courts.

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