With this nice zinger at the end:
The foundation's financial prospects will presumably look much brighter after Hillary inevitably declares her candidacy for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination in 2020.
Could well be fun if you have a spare $1.3 million.
Sounds like good detective work.
Yow.
The advice comes with one major caveat: if you choose to wear the mask, the likelihood of it doing more harm than good is high.
Thank goodness for public-spirited people.
Our managment is James Dolan?! I don't think things are that bad. (Yet.)
UPDATE: Link fixed now.
How about leaving them alone? Would that work for you?
If it stays in place at least a few more years, the capping of state and local tax deductions will probably prove to be one of the most important pieces of legislation passed recently.
Supposedly, downloading a two-hour movie will take only 3.6 seconds.
First prize is $5000.
We are asking students from across the country to submit a compelling multimedia presentation (video, podcast, short story, song, storyboard, etc.) that portrays the social and human impact of unsustainable government debt.
"NYC ignores 99% of lead hazards: study".
The city collected just $10,000 in fines against landlords for violating its strict lead laws since 2004 — a less-than-1%-sliver of the nearly $2 million in penalties handed out, according to a damning report Tuesday.
"Officials admit NYC’s 911 texting system will be years late and over budget".
New York’s new 911 text messaging system will finally arrive next summer, two years late and millions over budget, city officials admitted Tuesday.
"MTA doesn’t know why subways cost so much more to build in NYC".
The MTA’s construction chief said Tuesday that the transit authority is just beginning to examine why it costs more money to build a subway in New York than other major cities.
Awful, but to me unsurprising. A part of Liberals' belief system these days is that if they believe something strongly enough, then what they believe is objectively true.
“We’re talking about the bag tax, a progressive tax, a rain tax, a mileage tax, a TV tax, a beer and tobacco tax, a farm tax, a parking tax, a car trade-in tax . . ."
See also "Will Chicago Be the Largest U.S. City to Declare Bankruptcy?" and "Chicago Headed for Insolvency, Get the Hell Out Now".
To be fair the number of folks of any generation who are as concerned as they should be is pretty darn small.
Looks like yet another government boondoggle.
Nobody I know of writes dialogue--especially expository dialogue--better. (Even if the video shows he repeats himself somewhat.)
Some of the shots--at a few seconds per--aren't all that dramatic, but they can remind you of the very fine films they were a part of.
The koala might be OK with it, but the dog doesn't seem to be.
Supposedly 67 pounds.
Jefferson Airplane, live on the Dick Cavett Show.
A bit of evidence if favor of William Goldman, who once famously wrote that in Hollywood, "Nobody knows anything."
See also "25 Biggest Box Office Bombs".
Some Redditors hate on the Mercator Projection.
There has been a lot research and discussion on harmful cognitive biases. While I would quibble that these four points are "biases" in the same sense, the discussion is an interesting defense of some common instincts.
Still more weirdness from modern astrophysics.
"Some people buy mansions. Some prefer to spend their cash on travel. One Australian family decided to combine both by building a $1.35 million ($2 million AUD) home — on wheels."
Dang Russkies.
To paraphrase Shakespeare: The first thing we do, let's hang all the administrators.