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I have always supported teachers, but the way they acted during COVID, I would not have voted for in favor of a raise either. I still don't think I would vote in favor of it.

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The baseball fans tend to be less cocky,

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BigDGator keeps us all inline.

I am all for it. I would rather have a class with people that work hard and want to learn than 30 people that are just there to get a degree. I expect 20% of the students in my engineering classes were Asian and they raised the bar for all of us. I don't understand why this would upset anyone.

How long has China been around? How long has the USA been around? I would love to see this relationship develop.

You should offer to pay extra to have them check above the shoulders.

And 43 million acres of the 51 million mentioned in Alaska allow subsistence hunting as required per ANILCA. With the dispute over jurisdictional waters most area allowing residents of Alaska to hunt and not just the rural areas near them that were traditionally the only ones qualified to hunt in those areas.

I just wonder if anyone is bookmarking these pages for when Kiffin goes to the NFL and says these same things about LSU.

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I just hope [my comment] comes across respectful to Ole Miss

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Does Vanderbilt not have a team?

Co-worker just got back from her first cruise and can't wait to go on another one.

The cruise industry isn't going away.

I was a mostly organic person myself, but what I got out of this video is that the peat help retains the moisture, so they were not having to water as often in a sand-based mix. It's pretty late in the video where they talk about tomatoes growing in compost bins because they are not very susceptible to root rot. He talked about using test plants and recommended strawberries and ferns as test plants.

Last year I used a peat, vermiculite, sand mix. The sand mix was a mixture of play sand and the more gritty sand used with brick pavers. It was heavy, but I only had one tree die on me and it was one I am pretty sure I let get to dry over the winter. I bought 4 bags of Gary's mix this year, but if the reason for the charcoal and pumice is only to reduce weight I think I am going to stick with just using sand. I think I am going to look into doing some test plants not only with the soil, but with the spraying with fish emulsion, seaweed, and molasses. In the video I linked he talked about mulching with leaves and that the leaves provided the nutrients to the soil.