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3y ago
Can't wait for Razzlekhan's prison tracks to drop
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‘Bitcoin Bonnie and Clyde’ plead guilty in ‘spy novel’-like laundering case
(msn.com)
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3y ago
something something immigration reform
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3y ago
We're getting a serious taste of what a hotter earth is like. We can have extended lives to really enjoy the back half of the century
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3y ago
https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/actions/how-make-seed-bomb
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3y ago
Seattle has been having quite a nice summer as well
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3y ago
Hello Civil Asset Forfeiture
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3y ago
The Daley fix is in!
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Houston ISD Turning Libraries into Discipline Centers, Getting Rid of Librarians
(essence.com)
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3y ago
< given that child labour is generally illegal these days and all In the US that's changing...
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Another thing that's jarring is how slow paced the early episodes were.
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I remember my friends and I playing tag in a copse of trees which were close enough to swing to and from branches between them. Fell out once and laid there on the ground , breath knocked out of me, staring at the dappled light through the
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-462091/How-children... I love this article with the comparison across generations. I grew up in Europe in the '80s, and was riding streetcars and taking subways when I
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More Public Pools Could Save Thousands of Lives
(nytimes.com)
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3y ago
Total Information Awareness
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3y ago
It will be a factor in the gubernatorial race. Queue videos of crying mothers not being able to drive the truck to the store and feed their children.
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3y ago
trot out some maps from 1934. or maybe relate MeeMaw's recollection of "that hot summer"
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3y ago
insurance companies are a good proxy for existential risks. The withdrawal of major ones from Florida is indicative.
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3y ago
Depends on how good their lobbyists are.
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Microsoft hack that exposed government emails jeopardized other files
(washingtonpost.com)
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3y ago
Memories of running CATIA on a 43p...
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Money was just being thrown around. So many office strewn with toys.
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3y ago
Interesting to see Brett K. writing a concurrence, especially when he was involved with Bush v. Gore espousing this theory
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Or they assume you're an idiot and zip around in the other lane nearly killing the pedestrian
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3y ago
There is a video of a pick up driver with a front camera which was the only way he could see the Miata in front of him.
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Fire department accommodations also shape road size. Being able to turn an engine for instance eliminates a lot of older alley designs in new construction.
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3y ago
Simon Russell Beale's Falstaff was superb IMO. Hiddleston as a good Hal. Jeremy Irons was, well, Jeremy Irons I rather enjoyed the first four. the latter three with Benedict Cumberbatch as Richard III were rather weak. Especially w
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Falstaff. Ah Falstaff. I would recommend Orson Welles "Chimes at Midnight" as a wonderful setting of Henry IV, Parts 1 & 2.
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USA, land of the useless middleman
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Gov. DeSantis signs bill banning most direct-to-consumer auto sales
(floridapolitics.com)
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