They've also done union busting in the past
https://jacobin.com/2021/06/lush-cosmetics-toronto-union-busting-progressive-image-hypocrisy
They've also done union busting in the past
https://jacobin.com/2021/06/lush-cosmetics-toronto-union-busting-progressive-image-hypocrisy
2015 :sadness:
Lol yeah I did the same thing
I remember listening to this years ago, but had forgotten about the part they were using it for IEDs prior to American cities. This was all the way back in 2015
https://radiolab.org/podcast/eye-sky
My bro is having stomach issues to the point of only being able to eat broth and plain oatmeal. I went digging around and sure enough, there's decent studies that show about 10% of people develop new stomach issues in the 6 months post COVID, both IBS and other "disorders of the gut brain interaction" or DGBIs.
Got laughed at like a paranoiac when I brought it up though lol.
https://ukraine-elections.com.ua/en/socopros/opinion_poll_show/2175
more low level candidates, 15% undecided, 10% abstaining
Chloramines suck to get rid of, brewers sometimes use metabisulfite tablets . Pool people superchlorinate the water with free chlorine/bleach, which breaks down the chloramine then quickly gasses off. Carbon filters don't work that well for chloramines, you have to really slow down flow for it to be effective. Not sure if any of these techniques would have any effect on the anions in this paper.
Feel like I keep getting bags that look ok but have a gross rotten layer in the middle of the onions.
I think the thing they'd be more surprised of in this picture is the crop itself. A perfectly uniform monoculture that stretches for miles in every direction with massive heads of grain, free from any weeds but with no signs of any humans moving through the crop.
They didn't, but it's a bit of an optical illusion, because the reel doesn't extend quite to the end of the combine header. You can see the point of the header around the grain cart, there's no strip missing behind them, and it's being steered by GPS.
GPS drift does cause little single row strips sometimes and they do look awful, because they usually get left until the next growing season.
In a well balanced permaculture system they are great for exactly that reason, in a typical monoculture with mechanized harvesting they require a lot of tillage.
I was watching basketball last night and here's how Kamala is going after these voters, by telling them their friends and family can see if they voted on the public voting record.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3dW0UavZ48
I found more info here, sorry about the chud source https://archive.ph/pLGLi
"The more-than-$500,000 ad campaign appears to be targeted exclusively at various metropolitan areas, according to data obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The bulk of the ads are airing in the Atlanta, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Milwaukee markets."
Just saw an ad during the nationally televised Lakers-Suns game on ESPN with the exact same message.
"Your neighbors, family, co-workers can look up if you voted"
Paid for by future forward, which I looked up and it's funded by Bloomberg, and run by "Moneyball style" quants
538 had a 30% chance of Trump winning. Here's the last analysis prior to the election. Of my friends following politics at the time, I was the only one who thought Trump had a chance and was slightly worried explicitly because I was following 538.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/final-election-update-theres-a-wide-range-of-outcomes-and-most-of-them-come-up-clinton
Edit: I reread your comment and realized you meant specifically the scenario where Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral college, but Mr bronze's model gave that scenario a 10.5% chance if you look at the bottom of the final 2016 forecast, and it's also mentioned briefly in the analysis I posted above
Holy shit that graph is wild
I don't get why a 70/30 projection for Clinton should have humiliated him? He was more skeptical of Hillary than a lot of mainstream media. What should humiliate him are his dogshit analysis of political strategy and COVID stuff, not his projections
Had an experience yesterday that reminded me of this thread.
My mom was telling me my brother has been so sick because he can't eat anything but broth or oatmeal without getting crazy acid reflux. Upon suggesting that it's probably long COVID was obviously quickly shut down ("no it's not COVID, it's acid reflux"). Just looked up the literature and stomach/gut issues are like one of if not the most common long COVID symptom
Don't know why the NDP would agree to dissolve Parliament just to give a majority to the conservatives, even if they gain a few seats from the liberal downfall