ninjaphysics

Solidarity! Let's continue the Labor movement for all workers everywhere!

Why does it feel like this was a hit? Someone could have incentivized the girlfriend to convince the guys to take this on, but the someone could have been either in the department or another LEO office. Doesn't seem random. RIP Detective, you were a good egg.

For sure this is happening at the federal level, but it certainly isn't happening at all state levels. Grant funding from states doesn't necessarily follow what the federal programs are doing so there is hope depending on where you are (...this is so unfortunate to say in itself).

Slightly on topic, but I finally read all of the great content you have for the FAQ, etc. and I just want to say thank you for this space. There's so much to love about this community, and I have a stronger affinity for Beehaw and the vision you and the mods have created here knowing more about the history of how it began and what you hope to create with this platform. Cheers!

This was kind of a masterpiece. Thank you for this!!

I wonder if maybe he reached out to a trusted adult that's helping with the movement? I'm sure he's leading the charge though 😄

I'm gleefully typing this response, so happy to see such a young person defending the value they see in library time. I'm all for it! This kiddo is making serious moves!

I use parchment paper and it works brilliantly as well!

Well that doesn't bode well for places experiencing an Urban Heat Island effect. They'll need shade provided by trees now more than ever.

Research in this field is only going to get more precise so long as public interest and demand remains. The best part about studying atmospheric phenomena is that we learn about systems that affect huge swaths of the earth, so it benefits everyone to be able to predict them. As we saw with Hurricane Helene (just looking at a recent US storm for example), weather events are only going to be more unpredictable as climate change accelerates, and the supply chain is affected by every one of these storms each time, not to mention the untold damage to the entire area. As long as we continue to stay on top of learning, we can update our climatological models and thus forecasts for weather. It's still less expensive overall to act and adapt rather than not.

I'm in a between place emotionally. Animal family member passed away recently. We knew it was coming but some irrational part of me thought he would be around forever, but he was in a lot of pain from some cancerous tumors that kept popping up, and he was not walking or moving well, incontinence, etc. I'm grateful he's not in pain, but he was so damn loved and will always be a legendary pupper.

Landlord is selling our place as well and I'm super not into being under the thumb of another landlord, so I'm doing the scary thing - looking for houses.

Then there's HR 9495 in the US Congress... This proposed bill in Congress could destroy so many sectors that rely on non-profits to protect the community, and not only is this a Pandora's Box of fuckery, but there are untold ramifications. If you feel like telling your Democratic reps you do not support this bill, all the help is appreciated.

Finally, on a lighter note, I love and appreciate this community! I read everyone's comments on these posts and appreciate posts like this. It's a scary time ahead for many in our country and the world, but there are so many glimmers of hope that come from just having this platform for human discussions. Thank you for this, and sending love and kindness to everyone in their unique struggles. Know that you are cared for, and there are still far more good and genuine people in the world than bad.

This is one of the most awful environmental disasters. Some of that footage is really valuable. I'm so sad that the residents have yet to receive justice, and they likely won't ever truly be made whole again.