Do they need to be precise?
I imagine a big part of it is lack of infrastructure spendinf.
Or are we just letting freight lines continue to milk century old infrastructure without regard to anyone else?
Wait, does it even count if it’s still only women who can find it?
So the fun part about nuclear proliferation is it’s no longer a world ending full out exchange.
So for example if Iran had one and decided to use it, it would be like one bomb on Israel or mar-a-lago or something. Most of us would survive it and be dealing with the effects for a generation or more
Then the question would be what would us do? End it? Respond in kind? END THEM? How evil will we have to see ourselves? Or if Israel did, would we finally start asking questions instead of blind support?
The US doesn’t have a national language, but does have significant communities of many ethnicities. It is well recognized that a second language is beneficial and I have to assume most states require it, although my experience there is limited. However it’s not reasonable to mandate that everyone learn a specific one. You should learn the one specific to your circumstances.
That being said, most people have no reason to actually use the language they learned in school so are never fluent or lose it quickly. It’s a newer thing for schools to offer immersion programs to establish fluency
USDA has a page on this and estimates 21% of US farmland does this. More studies to better explain the “why?” Is always good
I’d definitely like to identify ones that have not been - these days it can be a challenge to sear chicken on the stovetop because of all the water.
Yes and no. The problem pattern of ammunition production follows defense contracts: buy enough for stock, then don’t buy anymore. The industry is not configured for steady production.
Now we’re using a steady number but don’t have steady production to replenish stocks, but it seems like more of a production or industry configuration issue than a usage issue.
It’s also part of the reason weapons are so expensive: there’s no steady market to support steady production
I always assumed they were such small jars because they’re I tended to be single use
I never said they weren’t cowards. A craven sycophant can still recognize how far they’ve fallen and have an attack of conscience
This is one of the signs of stagnation. Sure, high school was enough education half a century ago but the world continues to get more and more complicated. Why haven’t basic education requirements ever risen to match?
Free public school needs to be through an additional two years of what is currently called college/vocational/trade school
I found this online and tried it tonight. It turned out amazing, and photogenic!
The only catch was it called for pan searing the salmon 8-10 minutes but mine took over 20
Rice was just a rice cooker. I used broth instead of water and glopped in some lemon juice when it was ready
This is one of my last “good” meals before my youngest moves out to college, so it was a big deal to turn out so well.
That’s frustrating as hell