Those aren’t as practical as bikes or scooters. You have to stand the whole time and your legs are the shock absorbers. Bikes and scooters can have baskets, there’s a reason much of Asia uses scooters—they’re incredibly practical.
Those aren’t as practical as bikes or scooters. You have to stand the whole time and your legs are the shock absorbers. Bikes and scooters can have baskets, there’s a reason much of Asia uses scooters—they’re incredibly practical.
We love you Bernie!
Yes, but mulch has the meaning of ground up wood, so I think most people would think it was ground up plastics.
It’s the black plastic bag material that people used to cover their soil and poke holes through for their crops.
I never thought it was called plastic mulch though.
This is the primary reason that inflation exists—so that business/corporations (the owner class) can steal more of your hard-earned money.
The point is that not everyone lives where you do.
I live in a blue district and the teachers make just barely a living wage, so not great.
Teacher isn’t going to make them much money and most don’t last more than 6 years.
Honestly, I think station was wagons could make a big come back if they designed them right. Make them super practical and utilitarian, I could see younger generations going for them instead of SUVs.
Pete Buttigieg, you’re having a bad years.
Edit: this is what happens when you do political favors and appoint a politician to a nontrivial, professional position.
Up up with the workers
Yeah yeah!
Down down with the bosses
Boom boom!
The new Prius looks 🔥
This is factual. Don’t downvote facts just because you don’t like them.
Her answer was bad. She should’ve said “I’m going to choose the best people to make our vision of America a reality. I don’t care if you’re Democrat, Republican, Independent, Green—as long as you believe that we can make life better for all Americans and you’re onboard with our campaign, that’s what matters.”
But also, it’s a BS question to begin with. When is the last time they asked a Republican presidential candidate if they would bring Democrats into their cabinet? They don’t because they’re corporate media and they want to continue pushing the Overton window to the extreme right. The more right-wing the country becomes, the more monopolistic and consolidated their control of the market becomes. It’s fucked.
One bite of his favorite sandwich — left with a note in the front seat of his truck on Valentine’s Day — made Eric Richins, 39, break out in hives and black out, prosecutors allege in the new documents.
His wife had bought the sandwich from a local diner in the city of Kamas the same week she also purchased several dozen fentanyl pills, according to witness statements and deleted text messages that were recovered by police.
The state’s star witness, a housekeeper who claims to have sold her the drugs, told law enforcement that she gave Kouri Richins the pills a couple days before Valentine’s Day. Later that month, Richins allegedly told the housekeeper that the pills she provided were not strong enough and asked her to procure stronger fentanyl, according to the new charging documents.
In witness testimony, two friends of Eric Richins recount phone conversations from the day prosecutors are now saying he was first poisoned by his wife of nine years. After injecting himself with his son’s EpiPen and chugging a bottle of Benadryl, he woke from deep sleep and and told a friend, “I think my wife tried to poison me.”
His friends say they noticed fear in his voice as Richins, who had no known allergies, told them that he felt like he was going to die and that his wife might be to blame. Opioids, including fentanyl, can cause severe allergic reactions, including hives.
A month later, Kouri Richins called 911 in the middle of the night to report that she had found her husband “cold to the touch” at the foot of their bed, according to the police report. He was pronounced dead, and a medical examiner later found five times the lethal dosage of fentanyl in his system.
“One or two pills might be accidental. Twenty — or five times the lethal dose — is not accidental. That is someone who wants Eric dead,” Summit County Chief Prosecutor Patricia Cassell said.
She alleges that Richins slipped the synthetic opioid into a Moscow mule cocktail she made for her husband amid marital disputes and fights over a multimillion-dollar mansion she purchased as an investment.
Years before her husband’s death, Kouri Richins opened numerous life insurance policies on Eric Richins without his knowledge, with benefits totaling nearly $2 million, prosecutors allege.
Kouri Richins was also charged Monday with mortgage fraud and insurance fraud for allegedly forging loan applications and fraudulently claiming insurance benefits after his death.
Prosecutors argue she was in financial distress when her husband died and say she mistakenly believed she would inherit his estate under terms of their prenuptial agreement. Newly released documents indicated she had a negative bank account balance, owed lenders more than $1.8 million and was being sued by a creditor.
Charging documents indicate Eric Richins met with a divorce attorney and an estate planner in October 2020, a month after he discovered that his wife made some major financial decisions without his knowledge. The couple’s prenuptial agreement only allowed Kouri Richins to profit off her husband’s successful stone masonry business if he died while they were still married.
Utah law prohibits anyone convicted of murder from profiting financially off their crime.
Unfortunately, this proposal is not going to change anything. The market will raise its prices and more money will be siphoned away.
What’s missing in the current housing market is regulations to strictly ensure only humans—not private equity firms—can purchase homes. And if you own more than one home, your property taxes increase for each extra home you own.
I’m sure they could keep the backend and just update the look and UI frontend though, no?
You mean her practiced body language? It was pretty unnatural and sometimes her timing was off which especially gave it away as a performative act.
You’re forgetting that these batteries are going to be cheap because the compounds needed are readily available. This tech is not going to replace every lithium battery out there, but it’s going to give consumers another, more economic choice vs lithium. Plus it’s a safer technology than lithium.
The graph is pretty shitty