Data center slowdown fears: Utility CEOs see demand growth https://share.google/99HOQd2qkIsu5YZZt
Data center slow down fears. Can you believe this?
You might not be able to make as much money off of data centers as you thought?
No!
You still still buy stock in x, y, and z, and profit!
Gloves
Storage of these kinds of things is a problem for me @jodi too when there's already so much to store.
All he does is say "Israel" again and again ad nauseum.
He's been influenced to the point that his brain (already damaged by stroke iirc) is not functioning in any meaningful way.
I feel sorry for those of you who believe/ believed in him but he has no loyalty to the US much less Pennsylvania.
I'm sorry but he's a useful idiot. He should not only stop babbling and literally waiving his little Israeli flag in people's faces beligerently but he should resign from public life.
Of course "should" doesn't come into it since he's on a runaway train.
I was living in New Orleans when a tanker crashed into land.
I only knew it happened because CNN was playing on n the television.
MV Bright Field - Wikipedia https://share.google/yII21PrjyyHbjgcFB
Mine too!
I wouldn't wear it. Lol.
I just now finally added a Pyrex measuring cup full of bleach into the stagnant water in my washer.
I have my shop vac unpacked and need to read the instructions and learn how to use it
I don't know how they got this washer in here or how they're going to get it out.
For one thing the dryer is on the left and it's in the way.
For another I just measured everything.
By my calculations 28" of of the washer have to fit though spaces that are approximately 28".
It doesn't make sense to me.
But this is what they get paid for.
I'm sure they'll figure it out.
It might happen as early as Tuesday but they haven't called to set the appointment yet.
I loved Sedona.
My favorite was Flagstaff. We almost settled there. I'm glad we didn't.
The affordable lots were close to the railroad tracks. If you go a few miles north into the forest the environment is better.
Unfortunately it wasn't a consideration.
We spent a lot of time in Prescott, Sedona, Phoenix, and Flagstaff.
Yes, I've been fortunate that way.
True.
A lot of gentrification after Katrina.
The Marigny was even more dangerous than the French Quarter when I there.
I walked my dog on Esplanade.
I never crossed into the Marigny.
New Orleans had the highest per capita homicide rate in the nation when I lived there.
People were shot dead in the Marigny, the French Quarter, and Downtown practically every day.
The victims were residents and visitors.
It didn't matter.
Being surrounded by that kind of random and horrific violence got to be too much for us.
So one day we bought a Honda Civic, packed, and drove to Arizona.
He had a remote job lined up, but we had no idea where we were going to live.
We had decided to live in Arizona but not where.
We ended up on 17, stayed in Prescott, and decided to live in Prescott Valley.
We lived there for four years before moving to HI.
He was living in NO at the time. I was living in Tampa.
I moved in with him in NO.
New Orleans is one of the world's great cities.
No doubt.
I'm glad you're enjoying it so much!
Congrats on the phone!
I wouldn't say no to an iPhone 17.
Maybe the audio has settings you can change?
In any case, enjoy!
Thank you for these posts!
I like living vicariously through your traveloques.
I'm glad you had such a good time!
Pont du Gard would have been my favorite, too.
What a monumental feat of engineering, and how magnificent.
The Roman amphitheater c. 90 AD in Arles is remarkable, too.
The exterior doesn't look large in your picture, but your pictures of interior show it to be very large, indeed. How beautiful. 
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Where did you live in NOLA? I'm writing this from Marigny this morning. I grow to love this town more every time I come here...the deep culture, the food, the nightlife - as long as I don't have to be here in summer.
Went to the Backstreet Cultural Museum in Treme' Lafitte yesterday which celebrates black culture here, focusing mostly on the Mardi Gras Indians and Second Lines. So many of the Indian suits, all beaded and hand made through the year by the various participants.
Glad you enjoyed the museum.
Yes, I lived there for a year and a half.
I lived in the French Quarter.
In order-
On Napoleon Ave for a few months.
On Esplanade Ave (as you know, across from where you are now) for a year.
On St. Ann St.
I'm really sorry you're suffering.
I'm glad you quit your PCP though.
That couldn't have been the wrong decision.
@axtremus @realplayer Makes sense. Thanks.
Boebert is out.
BWAHAHAHAHA
Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., a conservative firebrand who was caught up in several headline-grabbing controversies during her six years in Congress, has been defeated by Democratic challenger Eileen Laubacher, NBC News projects.
Laubacher is a retired Navy rear admiral and Afghanistan war veteran who served on the National Security Council in the Biden administration.
“Integrity matters. Character matters. Truth matters, and public service should always be about what you can do for other people, not what you do for yourself,” Laubacher told supporters on election night, according to The Colorado Sun. “Those things were worth fighting for when we started.”
I don't think I want to say what I'm thinking but good riddance.
Thanks so much!! Very kind.
