“Ford CEO Jim Farley told an analysts’ conference in New York that last fall’s contentious strike changed Ford’s relationship with the union to the point where the automaker will “think carefully” about where it builds future vehicles.” Yes, and your potential customers can think carefully about which vehicles they buy. A simple web search will tell you where vehicles are being made and whether it’s built with union labor.
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The same Stanley. They still sell those giant green thermoses our fathers and grandfathers used to take half a gallon of stale coffee to the coal mine or steel mill.
The USA should not be sending any forms of “aid” to a country that has enough resources and wealth to build and maintain nuclear weapons.
Great data thanks for sharing. I had to reference stats like this during a recent argument with family about taxes. The conservatives have done a great job convincing people that states like Texas and Florida are some sort of taxless wonderlands. We live in Pennsylvania, when I showed them that the Pennsylvania tax burden was lower than Texas in most metrics they shut up real fast. As we enter this election cycle, we all need to be backing our arguments with data like this. While they might not acknowledge they are wrong, it MIGHT get them thinking.
He said he was “reading something” so you know he just made it all up.
This would be a pretty large project. Wouldn’t the greenhouse gases emitted from the construction equipment and ships add to the problem?
Nintendo is still making run, jump, eat this flower, collect the coins games and they’re still excellent.
Didn’t say that I decide when it’s appropriate for them to wonder. But it’s your job as a parent to be mindful of what media including books your child is consuming. Just because it’s written in a book doesn’t mean it’s appropriate for anyone who “wonders”.
Get real, “withholding knowledge ” …part of raising a child is understanding when to expose them to information, you do it everyday. This material is probably appropriate for a high school library.
This book was brought in by a teacher, it wasn’t in the library. School librarians screen for age appropriate material.
The cop is going about this wrong. The teacher that brought that book in is also wrong. They are wrong to assume the illustrations are appropriate for young children, I’m not talking about the queer aspect, it shows illustrations of oral sex. The teacher should be reprimanded by administrators, if no law was broken, the police shouldn’t be involved.
I use Alexa and Siri. Siri is leaps and bounds better than Alexa.
Interesting article and I agree nutrition education can help. I wanted to drop an additional point as someone that grew up in a home that got food assistance and used food banks. There is often an assumption that people with food insecurity lack access to healthy foods. I disagree, they might lack access to a variety of healthy foods, but buying soda and snacks with food assistance is a choice. Of course, the choice is made for a variety of reasons, but the one I saw was desperation. When you are living depressed, you’ll look for any source of happiness and sometimes yummy snack food is all you’ve got. Also, healthy food usually takes additional prep time, and when you’re working multiple minimum wage jobs, you don’t always have a lot of free time, especially if you have kids, so queue the prepared processed foods. This isn’t the case for everyone, but I wanted to point out the people needing this help aren’t stupid, they are living day to day. We can help them by raising minimum wage, providing child care assistance, and maybe a universal income, but not throwing more food at the problem, that’s a band-aid.
The bloom was off the rose pretty early with people that know about cars. I remember seeing a video of an engineering team disassembling one a few years after they launched and finding all sorts of crazy assembly problems that you’d think would have been worked out by then. I’m talking about bad welds, some not in the correct place, and random bolts rattling around in door panels, that kind of stuff. I give them credit for capturing the collective imagination on what an electric car could be and championing them as cool. But they still have a lot of work to do to catch up in the quality and reliability realm compared to established car companies. The fact that they have significantly less moving parts yet still haven’t been shown to be more reliable than a lot of ICE vehicles says something.
It kind of looks like a stretched Chrysler 300.