Everything old is new again, I guess. Kitchens used to be separate from the rest of the house so as not to heat it up (or burn it down, as the case may be). Everyone who has a patio, balcony, driveway or yarc should probably pimp out the bbq grill area. There may come a day when you definitely don't want to turn on the stove in the house in the summer at all. I've been thinking about it.
#Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has signed a bill into law mandating that election officials bring voting services to county detention centers and jails for statewide general elections.
I've spoken with hundreds of learners over the past few years, and over 80% start learning Hebrew with Duolingo. Every single person reports that despite months of effort, they are unable to form even a basic Hebrew sentence! Sound familiar?
I understand the appeal—Duolingo is accessible, budget-friendly, and feels like a game. But let's talk about the real cost when you expect these apps to teach you Hebrew: You're investing your most precious resources! Your time, motivation, and hope in a learning tool that - in all my discussions -
Not one student has said, “Thanks to Duolingo, I'm now speaking Hebrew”, or “I understand Hebrew because of Duolingo”. Not a single person, and I've talked to so many...
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Yes, I would - but property tax does not belong in that calculation. It doesn't affect your day to day spending like your weekly paycheck or sales tax. Most states have property tax rate reductions for seniors, making them a not level playing field. And unlike changing your job, cutting back hours / working overtime, or choosing to shop at second hand stores, there's nothing you can do to change your property tax rate except not buy a house (and lots of people only rent, meaning they don't pay property tax or only pay a pro-rata share of the bldg's tax). It's not apples to apples.
Have you ever stopped listening to or trusting a person who posts information in media, or online because of a "red flag" ?
That is are there certain topics, habits, actions etc. that instantly decrease your trust in a person you might have otherwise listened to on a podcast, article, or video?
I think most of us have some sort of short list. For example, if someone has posted anti-vaxx nonsense, or pro-trump anything, those are surely red flags.
But sometimes it's more subtle. If I saw in someone's social media that they, say, owned one of those big 10 mile a gallon Hummers, and loved driving it around, I'd pause. What kind of person would do that knowing about climate collapse? About pollution? About safety for kids and people on bikes? There's just almost no legitimate reason to have one of those things, and someone who does have one may have other screws loose.
Shalom, I'm Feedback! I'm a #Jewish musician, photographer, and techie currently working in cybersecurity. Like a lot of online Jews, I've been feeling a much stronger pull towards Jewish community spaces in the wake of current events, and was extremely excited to learn about the existence of #mazeldon ! Looking forward to getting to know people here! #introduction
Don't worry, I love all sorts of instrumental music - movie soundtracks, electronica, classical, new age, big bans, jazz, and everything in between. It's lyrics I don't want to hear. Interferes with enjoying the music, lol.