I live out in that big red blob and our power was out for like 5 hours, which wasn't bad. There were a couple of downed trees, which made it difficult to get around. It is windy here every year. People who didn't grow up here (like 75% of residents) seem shocked every October.
Wait, no - I was wrong. Not a trial attorney. Not even a licensed attorney at the time of the murder. He had to get his licenced renewed to be a volunteer assistant attorney on the OJ case. BUT did create MovieTunes, the business that brought you music between movies in the theater. Huh!
WHY?!? She was the best positioned anyone could have been AND STILL LOST. Running again would be a terrible use of everyone's time.
I'm not really into either, but I love a good comedy-mystery: Clue, Glass Onion, Hot Fuzz, etc.
I think her dad was a trial attorney. Maybe that has influenced her interest (and possibly there's some hidden genetic talent there too).
Yikes, dude. I don't think you are well positioned to be in any relationship. Which is unfortunate because your partner sounds like they need a good support system. If you like your partner enough, fix your behavior. If you don't, break up with them.
That is excellent news! I have friends impacted by T1 and being able to pay for insulin is a regular part of their life planning. I hope it eases things for people in CA a bit.
Love it - that feels very do-able these days. I'll be out there in my political attire and holding a sign. Hope others are able to make it too!!
[Edit: the economic challenges were in part] from the inefficiency of having full employment. I know this isn't the USSR, but there is a fascinating Netflix documentary called A Perfect Crime about the assassination of Detlev Karsten Rohwedder, a West German politician who oversaw the Treuhand agency. The Treuhand was responsible for converting over 8,500 state-owned companies in the former East Germany into private businesses. Most of it focuses on his death, obviously. But I found the economic aspect truly informative. Thousands of people lost their jobs because they produced inferior products too slowly to compete outside East Germany - and there wasn't enough economic power in the East alone to support it (there are one off examples of companies that bucked this trend, but they are the exception). Not any one individual's fault - but it demonstrates the challenges of the system - and a good use case for informing our own economic designs.
While there were many reasons for the fall of the Soviet Union, their economy was one of them. I'm not sure it is a great model.
I believe some tech companies have neuro diversity hiring programs, if you haven't stumbled across those yet. The jobs don't demand less, but they have a setup to be more supportive of the candidates.
Mt Rainier from Seward Park
OMG, right?! Great film!