43814 pts ยท November 12, 2011
Looking at funny cat pictures instead of studying.
Great. Now to combat that depression, I'm going to have to go check out today's https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/new/
You can't see it but my jaw dropped and I just sat here for a second... wtf?!? I'm sorry that sucks!
for indoor cats, < 20 years. That is a pretty significant difference. Aside from the environmental impact.
https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk491/files/inline-files/Cats-Indoors_or_Outdoors.pdf avg lifespan for outdoor cats < 5 yrs
Parasites, rabies, FIV, shortens cats lifespans, overpopulation, but mostly https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms2380 bad for wildlife.
If someone believes they are in violation of this policy, they will be taken aside and have a parent called, no BS measuring or anything..
My kids current school's dress code is "genitals must be covered, no swear words or drug/alcohol stuff, shoes" no measuring stuff etc...
Not the case for a mugger
Practical advice for avoiding crime is fine but doesn't prevent crime or excuse it. And rape victim tends to be blamed rather than rapist
IMO this is a little bit is getting carried away because of the fact that investigators tend to blame the victim of rape and not investigate
I feel like we can put up a bit of fight to say this isn't right. Vote for incremental change and hope we don't see democracy totally fall
Simply having that $ readily and consistently available is likely to lift millions out of poverty. (And no extra cost to anyone ;) )
It's the standard child tax credit but paid out monthly instead of annually to those who (based on prev yr rtn) are eligible. 1/2
I have been surprised by a few things that have gotten done but have been disappointed by several the admin has decided not to even try
That's not true. Texas was blue as recently as the early 90s. It may have been more Dixiecrat than Democrat but blue nonetheless
You know Texas was blue as recently as the 80s and early 90s...
Sure if they get it. But vaccinated people are much less likely to get it, meaning much less likely to spread it. Even then lower viral load
1. Limited medical resources 2. Mutations increasing the likelihood of worse/vax resistant strains 3. Vulnerable friends and family etc...
Do you not remember having to get vaccines to participate in life (school, certain jobs, etc) pre COVID? Don't spread disease or stay home.
And the effort to reach minorites where they are is working since they are the fastest increasing vaccinated groups (also gain the article)
Source?
Why are you linking and article from last year?
Great. Now to combat that depression, I'm going to have to go check out today's https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/new/
You can't see it but my jaw dropped and I just sat here for a second... wtf?!? I'm sorry that sucks!
for indoor cats, < 20 years. That is a pretty significant difference. Aside from the environmental impact.
https://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk491/files/inline-files/Cats-Indoors_or_Outdoors.pdf avg lifespan for outdoor cats < 5 yrs
Parasites, rabies, FIV, shortens cats lifespans, overpopulation, but mostly https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms2380 bad for wildlife.
If someone believes they are in violation of this policy, they will be taken aside and have a parent called, no BS measuring or anything..
My kids current school's dress code is "genitals must be covered, no swear words or drug/alcohol stuff, shoes" no measuring stuff etc...
Not the case for a mugger
Practical advice for avoiding crime is fine but doesn't prevent crime or excuse it. And rape victim tends to be blamed rather than rapist
IMO this is a little bit is getting carried away because of the fact that investigators tend to blame the victim of rape and not investigate
I feel like we can put up a bit of fight to say this isn't right. Vote for incremental change and hope we don't see democracy totally fall
Simply having that $ readily and consistently available is likely to lift millions out of poverty. (And no extra cost to anyone ;) )
It's the standard child tax credit but paid out monthly instead of annually to those who (based on prev yr rtn) are eligible. 1/2
I have been surprised by a few things that have gotten done but have been disappointed by several the admin has decided not to even try
That's not true. Texas was blue as recently as the early 90s. It may have been more Dixiecrat than Democrat but blue nonetheless
You know Texas was blue as recently as the 80s and early 90s...
Sure if they get it. But vaccinated people are much less likely to get it, meaning much less likely to spread it. Even then lower viral load
1. Limited medical resources 2. Mutations increasing the likelihood of worse/vax resistant strains 3. Vulnerable friends and family etc...
Do you not remember having to get vaccines to participate in life (school, certain jobs, etc) pre COVID? Don't spread disease or stay home.
And the effort to reach minorites where they are is working since they are the fastest increasing vaccinated groups (also gain the article)
Source?
Why are you linking and article from last year?