When you lose by 60+ percent margins, but have to control the messaging. “We do not see this as a failure," he said in a statement. “We realize how hard positive change can be to implement in a State that is conditioned for failure.” Landry is such a tool.
Atelopus-zeteki
Ya know, that region of the world is very humid. I wonder if it's not some sort of mold or fungus that just grew there, and happens to look like letters or a word or something. A bit of white vinegar will usually resolve a mold issue. And it's not harsh at all.
President Mortality and Morbidity.
I'm sure you, and many other are OOTL, so here's a way to connect:
https://www.change.org/p/demand-a-hand-count-audit-of-pennsylvania-s-2024-presidential-election
East of Tallahassee, Florida, there's a trail called The Cadillac Trail, so named because a bunch of cars were abandoned out there decades ago by a car dealer who then claimed they were stolen. 'If you can't sell it, then collect the insurance' seems to be a long established solution.
https://www.tmba.bike/post/the-tale-of-tom-brown-s-two-most-popular-trails
https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/florida/east-cadillac-trail
Prolly just a mistake. Maybe left them charging too long?
Prolly just a mistake. Maybe left them charging too long?
My understanding is that one can grow a different variety of grass, which will look different than the original grass, and so a message in contrasting grass colors can emerge over days and weeks. And thus convey a message, e.g. I once heard from a veteran that someone had walked across a parade field dropping seed, and making the letters Phi, Tau, Alpha, i.e. FTA or Fuck The Army, arise some time later. It's labor intensive to remove it, once established.
I'm watching.
That's fair.
From the paper: Scientists’ warning on fossil fuels
Abstract
The evidence is clear that fossil fuels—and the fossil fuel industry and its enablers—are driving a multitude of interlinked crises that jeopardize the breadth and stability of life on Earth. Every stage of the fossil fuel life cycle—extraction, processing, transport, and combustion or conversion to petrochemical products—emits planet-heating greenhouse gases and health-harming pollutants, in addition to causing widespread environmental degradation. We review the vast scientific evidence showing that fossil fuels and the fossil fuel industry are the root cause of the climate crisis, harm public health, worsen environmental injustice, accelerate biodiversity extinction, and fuel the petrochemical pollution crisis. Fossil fuels are responsible for millions of premature deaths, trillions of dollars in damages, and the escalating disruption of ecosystems, threatening people, wildlife, and a livable future. The fossil fuel industry has obscured and concealed this evidence through a decades-long, multi-billion-dollar disinformation campaign aimed at blocking action to phase out fossil fuels. We focus on the United States as the world’s largest oil and gas producer and dominant contributor to these fossil fuel crises. We present the science-and-justice-based solutions that already exist for governments and civil society to restrict the influence of the fossil fuel industry, stop fossil fuel expansion, phase out fossil fuel production and use, and make a rapid, just transition to clean, renewable energy and materials across the economy, while holding the fossil fuel industry accountable for its deception and damages. The necessary transition away from fossil fuels will provide innumerable societal and planetary benefits and forge a path forward to sustaining life on Earth.