Many states have tax cuts for living in the property you own. The high tax rate is the state saying “if you make money, we want to make money”.
Many states have tax cuts for living in the property you own. The high tax rate is the state saying “if you make money, we want to make money”.
Any recommendations for recipe? It sounds interesting, but I’m seeing a lot of variation in recipes.
“How to save a life” by The Fray is literally intervention instructions.
Jamaican patties?
Sure. It just means you got a drinking buddy!
The trap has a timer that uses prestidigitation to clean the area shortly there after.
That increase isn’t in spite of the company’s layoffs. It is because of them.
The feedback cycle rewards this behavior, so it will continue to happen.
“Manna” from Marshall Brian. It’s a available online: https://marshallbrain.com/manna1
Ah, winning was easy, young man, governing’s harder
Wait, does your Costco really have the Al Pastor Salad? I miss that salad!
This can probably be modeled off the Digg to Reddit transition. Digg made a couple bad decisions in a row and Reddit exploded. Reddit is making a couple potentially bad decisions in a row, so give it a year or two and the fediverse will come around.
With the rising sea levels due to glacial melt the saltiness of the water is going down, so really this is just doing the fish a solid! /s
The Jansport Right Pack lasted me from second grade till the end of college. When we bought it, my parents said it was expensive so I would have to use it for 2 years, it finally had the stitching fail after 16 years. Real “Buy it for life” recommendation there.
The process they describe for making it is simple, takes a bit over 3 days, and the tools and ingredients are fairly common. I would hope someone tries to replicate this ASAP and we start to see whispers of the validity of this soon, like in the next week or two.
Which group of pirates are the most fun to sail with?
Did you just make a universal API?
That looks delicious. Do you have a recipe?
Again, just looking at the legal side of things, trying to remove all personal bias:
The question becomes “was Jan 6th an ‘insurrection’, a ‘rebellion’ or a ‘riot’?” While judges have described it as an insurrection from the bench, there have been no charges of insurrection brought against anybody involved so far. The charges include destruction of property, assault, and interfering with an official proceeding, but no charges of insurrection.
Until someone is charged with insurrection or rebellion, legally speaking, it was maybe a “riot”, which, strictly reading the constitution, is not disqualifying for public office.
It pains me to say this, but in an effort to break up the group think, remember, he hasn’t been convicted of anything yet. If we really believe in due process and innocent till proven guilty, until he is tried and convicted, these petitions have no merit.
All that being said, justice delayed is justice denied, so we should be looking for court reforms to make this whole process move faster, while still being a fair as humanly possible.
But breathing is a prerequisite of living, so while you may not be able to walk every day you are alive (you become disabled or elderly) you will always breath. Over the course of a life, breathing is likely the better income.