I'll second this. I didn't start working to support myself until the early 90s, but I was constantly working 2-3 jobs while attending school just to barely scrape by. What got me out of that cycle was picking lucrative majors in college that had excellent job prospects, and working my ass off to...
Eh, this is a twisting of words. Read the article and what he really said. He's not saying that students should be required to protest, he's saying that this is a situation that needs to be protested against. Big difference.
I could get behind mandatory gun safety training, but certainly not like this.
Make it a requirement to graduate high school, like the Economics or Participation in Government classes were when I was in high school. That way, no government gating to exercise a right.
There's other issues that...
Huh. You know, now that you mention it, I bet that's why I have to replace stuff in my For 8N every couple of years. It was definitely not built for ethanol.
We have those all over the place where I live now. Was really handy when I first moved here and had no well yet... would fill up buckets for flushing the toilet, and occasionally do a side-of-the-road scrub-down of myself. My daughter was fascinated by this and decided to wash her hair there one...
I'm pretty optimistic regarding this case.
I've lost track, what's the status of the similar law in NY? Last I remember, it was struck down in a district court. I don't remember hearing of any appeals.
Regardless, it will be good for SCOTUS to definitively strike down that bullshit.
I'd suggest keeping an eye open on rural areas you'd want to move. Keep in mind that houses are less expensive in rural areas, so the equity you have in your home could enable you to make the move today.
My wife and I were in a substantially similar boat as you about 2 years ago... house bought...
I don't really think that investment firms buying homes is really a problem. They're just part of the market. If they push things too high, demand will plummet and prices will drop. Frankly, I think we're on the verge of that point right now.
There are a lot of other things going on that I...
There's no way that $190 million figure is correct. As the article points out, Maryland in its entirety is allocated $193 million, and that is spread across thousands of day cares.
Two possibilities here:
Sperry got his facts mixed up
Or, he intentionally used the lowercase 'm' (which means...
Re-certified for my wife and I this past weekend. All of the listed pistols were correct, but my address was our previous address (we moved 1.5 years ago) and my county was still listed as the previous county. Same for her, but her home address was completely wrong. Apparently some kind of...