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      2. The link for the new financial memo is not up yet – publication was delayed. Will be up on Monday.

  2. the link in the PDF to that Red Flag TN gun law in the list isn’t working here (goes to generic home address on Firefox)

  4. Interesting on historic fires from 18th century. Via Sofia Smallstorm.

    More Plasma FiresElectromagnetic “current” from underground … Plasma is called the Fourth State of Matter, after solid, liquid, and gas. Plasma is created when an ionized substance becomes highly electrically conductive to the point that long-range electric and magnetic fields dominate its behavior.

    Start video at 50:00

  5. Oh got to tell you both, I met another Solari person at the farmers market I sell at last week. Cool stuff. We talked and as she said we have to connect with like minded people. Pretty cool.

  6. Thank you Catherine for pointing out Pres Trump gave 10 billion to pharma, for them to up load from China and do much harm. All run by the military. Yep voted for him twice, never again. James Corbett had it so right the Make America Great Jab, I will do all I can that Trump wears it and owns it. This year will be the first year I have ever voted in the Dem Primary. Yes the song touches a cord with people. So many realize our country is being destroyed and the rule of law…………well at min there is two standards. Rich get one and we little people get another. In 4 days the crowd already knew the song, wow. Thank you both for your hard work. Keep shining your lights, and I will shine mine as well. And never should any of us forget Trump destroyed 30 percent of small business……the heart of America. Dang is big Corp loving hide.

    1. Did he really have a choice? Isn’t his and family’s life at risk if not done what told? I don’t think anyone in the Presidential office has full control – or that’s what we are told. The question is – can the person elected – do more good in the position and less harm than under another person? Don’t you have to look at this on a relative basis given the special situation? What person in the U.S. – if elected – would/could have stood up to this situation? Is there anyone? Hmmmm.

      1. Did he really have a choice? Isn’t his and his family’s life at risk if not done what told? I don’t think anyone in the Presidential office has full control – or that’s what we are told. The question is – can the person elected – do more good in the position and less harm than under another person? Could things have been WORSE if someone else had been elected? Don’t you have to look at this on a relative basis (“all in value” – total of wins/losses for the net result) given the special situation the President operates within? The question is – What person in the U.S. – if elected – would/could have stood up to this event, changed or stopped it? Seems like it was long planned. Is there anyone? Hmmmm.

  7. Furthermore (rant #3), after my 2 years at that one community college, I went to a nearby state (77 mile commute for me each way each day) and taught another 2 years in a similar program at one of their community colleges / vo-tech. This time I was also Program Director, which bumped up my salary to pay for my gas for my commute. This time I also had high school students that were bussed to our campus at noon for a 2 hour class. Then I had adults for evening classes and oversaw 2 adjunct (part time) instructors. I enjoyed the time with my co-workers, but my dean kept throwing roadblocks to me and to other instructors to limit our teaching. Endless committee meetings which limited class planning and set-up time. He would not enforce discipline for unruly students, which detracted from teaching. And the final straw was when he declined my request to spend $2000 for 19 small industrial valves of different types and sizes. I wanted my students to have hands-on experience in what they would find in industry. I had $8000 left in my budget. This was early Feb., yet he wanted to wait until May “in case something happened and needed the money”. But May starts Final Exams, so too late for these valves to be of use this semester. Also, he had previously spent $9000 on 24 laptops that I did NOT request, nor even knew about until the day they arrived. And I was Program Director. In name only, it appears. Yet I had only 12 students during the day and 9 at night. I had 5 desktop computers and 3 laptops already, so what was I going to do with an additional 24 laptops? I needed more industrial equipment, not more computers.

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