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Dump Term 2 Part 5: He Didn't Specify Which Civilization Would Die...

aparch said:
MAGA: Bah gawd, I'm so glad I live in the sticks away from those Dumb-o-crats. I really hope Trump makes my life easier soon.

Trump: *openly shits in every single supporters mouth.* "And I'll fuckin' do it again you fuckin' rubes."


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Trump may as well have called the rest of us peasants. According to him, it wasn’t workers who built America. It was rich guys like him and his cabinet: “These people built the country, not the complainers. The complainers didn’t build the country…. Whether it’s fishermen or farmers or...
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Not sure if this has been posted earlier, but it looks like Kevin O'Leary's Utah Data Center will move forward.

"The commissioners voted tonight to pass a 180-day moratorium on new data centers in Box Elder County. A six-month pause. To research and develop regulations.

That sounds like a victory. It is not. Not completely. And the community knows it.

While the commissioners voted Wednesday to implement the moratorium, it does not cover the Stratos Project facility, which remains on the path to becoming a reality despite widespread opposition. According to the county, the data center is exempt “because Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) projects do not go through the standard local land use approval processes.” Under state law, the county said, MIDA now governs the project.

The moratorium stops every OTHER data center from being built in Box Elder County for 180 days. But not the one that started this entire fight. Not Kevin O’Leary’s Stratos Project. Not the 20,000-acre campus that doubles the state’s entire electricity consumption. Not the one that residents have been fighting since May 4 — when news of it first broke — with protests, petitions, two separate lawsuits, and applications to put it on the November ballot.

That one is exempt. Because of MIDA. Because the Military Installation Development Authority — a state-level body — has taken jurisdiction. Because a process designed for military development is now being used to build an AI data center. And local residents have no say in it.

They said the moratorium was needed after the Stratos project exposed issues that need attention."
 
Another Neville Chamberlain reference.

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I have never wanted a hurricane to hit land before, but....
 
That tracks.

Christine says she left her marriage, her job and the country to be with Pereira in the U.S.

"The moment I entered his door, his behaviour changed. The moment he knew that I gave up everything for him, his behaviour changed," she said.

In court documents, Christine alleges Pereira engaged in controlling and isolating behaviour. She alleges he pressured her to have sex almost every day — sometimes depriving her of sleep until she gave in.

In one specific incident months into the relationship, she also alleges Pereira was violent and "forcibly restrained her," taking her cellphone away and attempting to confine her to a room.
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This seems like a great idea.

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NPR (@npr.org)

The president is trying to downsize the U.S Forest Service and eliminate wildfire and smoke research as the American West is facing a potentially epic summer fire season. https://n.pr/4e7ZD2I
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beaverhockeyfan said:
Not sure if this has been posted earlier, but it looks like Kevin O'Leary's Utah Data Center will move forward.

"The commissioners voted tonight to pass a 180-day moratorium on new data centers in Box Elder County. A six-month pause. To research and develop regulations.

That sounds like a victory. It is not. Not completely. And the community knows it.

While the commissioners voted Wednesday to implement the moratorium, it does not cover the Stratos Project facility, which remains on the path to becoming a reality despite widespread opposition. According to the county, the data center is exempt “because Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) projects do not go through the standard local land use approval processes.” Under state law, the county said, MIDA now governs the project.

The moratorium stops every OTHER data center from being built in Box Elder County for 180 days. But not the one that started this entire fight. Not Kevin O’Leary’s Stratos Project. Not the 20,000-acre campus that doubles the state’s entire electricity consumption. Not the one that residents have been fighting since May 4 — when news of it first broke — with protests, petitions, two separate lawsuits, and applications to put it on the November ballot.

That one is exempt. Because of MIDA. Because the Military Installation Development Authority — a state-level body — has taken jurisdiction. Because a process designed for military development is now being used to build an AI data center. And local residents have no say in it.

They said the moratorium was needed after the Stratos project exposed issues that need attention."
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It's no wonder Vail Resorts wants out of Park City and is looking for a buyer. After the terrible winter they just had, and now high-impact projects like this moving forward, that will drive up costs and temperatures even further.
 
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