This is awesome! Amazing work.
Did you secure it to the wall with anything? I'd be concerned it may fall out given how narrow it is (and that kids tend to pull and push on shelves).
Man can literally stack blocks of water and is excited about units being easy to convert. Wild.
I found a place that tracked these for 2023 in case anyone else is curious: https://sportrelay.com/mlb/scoreless-outings-and-goose-eggs/
Still looking for current season stats.
I believe that Iran will target Israel's electricity infrastructure, specifically power plants, if Israel attacks Iran again.
A couple years ago FiveThirtyEight published a new stat they called "Goose Eggs" to track the number of clutch relief innings a reliever came into and left with a goose egg on the scoreboard. I thought it was a great stat--much better than saves--for tracking the best relievers in the game.
Does anyone know if someone still tracks this stat? Is there a NL/AL leaderboard somewhere?
You can use the mobile website if you don't want to install their app. You can also put the tickets in a mobile wallet if you use one.
This is just so you don't screenshot, share it, and try to double-dip your ticket with a friend.
If you do want to log in, for instance to post something, are you able to in redlib?
It says "long term housing" in the article. Shelters are by definition not long term. These people weren't paying their bills, so the police found them a place where they would be taken care of that they didn't have to pay for. This was honestly a very fair and reasonable outcome.
Sounds like you just need an excuse to argue for socialism, though. So yes, no one should ever be evicted, no one should be a landlord, no one should pay rent, and on and on and on...
The officer on site had worked with these people for a month and had found them long term housing. They were not getting evicted and left out on the streets, just moved to a more appropriate location.
Disagree. Subway doesn't cut the loaf all the way through so their sandwiches are tacos according to the cube rule.
First off, the US is a Spanish speaking country. There's 3 NCAA Div 2 schools in the US territory of Puerto Rico. None play football, but they all have basketball. And there are many NCAA football games broadcast in Spanish -- you just have to look on the team's site.
And it looks like Mexico has an American football league to follow: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mexican_collegiate_American_football_programs
"You should pay income taxes on your bribes" is a stupid hot take. If they were bribes he should be required to disgorge the full amount as part of his punishment.
Title of the article is misleading. Should say "Pundit guesses blindly at damage Trump could do as President"
It's not necessarily a bad guess, but it's not based on anything Trump or any of his team actually said.
Savvy teachers will catch this. Change the kerning by a little instead.
I recommend Khan Academy. Self paced, but gamified learning. Totally free and accessible, but also rigorous and complete. It goes from literal infant level to full bachelor's in mathematics.
Maybe I just got lucky, but the companies I've worked at the HDHP was significantly less expensive but also HR would encourage fully funding the HSA when you select it (one of them auto enrolled a substantial amount in HSA). There was still savings vs other plans even after fully funding. Also, both companies directly funded a portion of the HSA which I believe is common.
I don't know if there's HDHPs on the marketplaces but I'm not sure they should be. And I know that medicare plans are not HDHPs (this is mentioned in the article) since they don't make sense for people who are struggling. But I think for people in the middle they are a really good option that should be encouraged.
I have heard of people using them as second retirement funds, but my family has always had enough medical costs to consume the value.
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