Eric J. Sundquist
H-index:
24
Crappy artificial fade for one thing. Cheesy length and hem for another.
I bought Lockjaw, and he came to live with us (with his sister).
Most Dem primary voters aren’t tracking Newsom’s tweets, and the 2026 election will be old news in 2028.
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And some pay less. We have an EV and solar, so fuel is free. (If we had to pay the utility it would run us about $200/year.) And the only maintenance we’ve had since replacing a tire two years ago is the occasional car wash.
Your scene was great though. youtu.be/xB53yN204gk?...
Superman 2025 Monkeys Bot Trolls Scene (Funny)
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Much quieter than last year in Sacramento. Possibly due in part to new laws with bigger fines for illegal fireworks, in addition to the BBB.
Unsurprisingly the 12 percent figure is very misleading.
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Here is what downtown Sacramento looked like in 1949 before midcentury planners and traffic engineers demolished and displaced a lively and urban Chinese neighborhood.
Hank and Rosie after their Sunday morning walk.
Our heat pump water heater was about $7k before utility and tax subsidies. It costs very little to run and dehumidifies the basement as a bonus.
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We’re almost at 250,000 people signed up to attend 1,000 events in all 50 states. Please join us in the streets on Saturday: handsoff2025.com?SQF_SOURCE=i...
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EXCLUSIVE: New York’s congestion pricing plan raised $48.6M in tolls during its first month, a strong start that exceeded expectations. The revenue figures, expected to be released publicly on Monday by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, are the latest sign that the tolling plan is working.
Congestion Pricing Reduced Traffic. Now It’s Hitting Revenue Goals. (Gift Article)
Revenue figures from the Manhattan tolling plan showed that the program is on track to raise billions for mass transit repairs.
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🧵 I live in Los Angeles. We have not had to evacuate and are safe, but like many people here, I have friends who have lost everything. I realize I can't combat the firehose (see what I did there?) of bullshit spewing about this disaster from internet and media sources, but I'll say this:
