Yeah the Three Body Problem is book 1 Dark Forest is book 2 and book 3 is Deaths End. One of the best series I have ever read.

Find a local college with a dental school they have sliding scale pay structures. You can get decent dental work for way cheaper than normal but with the understanding that the person working on you is a dentist in training but it's a safe highly monitored setting.

Not really just know the big ones. ERA is earned run average for a pitcher it's a metric of the number of runs the pitcher gives up per number of innings pitched 3.0 or below is good. Batting avg of course .300-.400 is really good means they get a hit 3-4/10 at bats. OBP on base percentage how often they get on base includes hit by pitch and walks and fielding percentage for fielders is a metric of how many errors/completed plays they have you wanna be above .500 for that. But I will say you really don't need to know all that. I would say learn the rules first then try to figure out the stats if you want baseball is great if you're kinda math nerdy but even if you're not there is plenty to enjoy. I played for a number of years and I am a life long fan so let me know if you have any questions.

Everybody sip the slurpie. We gotta bring the people together.

That's some doodoo dumb dipshit stuff.

Just the quote "I believe I'm gonna die in the international revolutionary proletarian struggle" but his family is still alive his wife and kid who am I to dictate what should or should not be included.

Still tells the story well it's hollywood but how many kids were taught about Fred Hampton in the US ya know?

Right. And the pandemic as far as waste is concerned is making the problem so much worse. Many restaurants, the one I work at included, are turning to single use utensils and cups instead of reusables to be more sanitary. Which is a good idea but on top of food waste that's already inherent in our system the plastic and paper waste must be exploding.

I have been manual laborer for a long time before I went back to school. So the workload I'm used to but it's always been my dream to work outdoors. I just didn't have the programming stuff yet they wanted because I hadn't finished the courses involved. But hey maybe a graduate degree who knows.

I planned on it. Interviewed for the USGS a while ago but it fell through but field work would be the ideal for me but you know I have to work 40 hours outside of school to make ends meet but I graduate next semester so maybe more options will pop up.

Hey! I'm an environmental science major I just learned the pacing thing too in a geology field methods class.

You might want to check just Google restaurant supply stores you can buy in bulk for cheap. I have never done it myself but that might be a good place to start.

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It is. Like it's illegal for a pig to murder a person, I don't have the resources or money to hold them accountable also the tangible fear of getting evicted for no reason.