Amazon is using large Sunbelt Rentals Generators to charge their electric delivery vehicles
These generators are powered by diesel fuel
So they’re using diesel fuel, to charge their electric vehicles “to Go Green”
Someone make it make sense
The #Lions are trading standout RB David Montgomery to the #Texans, landing Houston a productive power back, per The Insiders.
Draft picks goes back to Detroit, as Knuckles leaves Sonic (updated for clarity).
@jelly_momm I mean, it was all over the news that it’s gonna jump up to like 8/9 bucks a gallon. The big gas refinery’s have left California because of too many regulations. Everyone needs to get use to it or vote differently
James Van Der Beek passed away today.
I’m a healthcare guy and I post about healthcare.
Now I want to talk about James.
He was special, he was 48 years old, a Father of six, a Husband. He was man who spent his final chapter teaching the ultimate guide to real life.
James was part of my growing up. Dawson’s Creek. Varsity Blues. The 90s. He was just there, woven into the background.
What he did over the last few years was bigger than any of that. He recorded a video on his last birthday.
Cancer had taken everything he used to define himself. He couldn’t be the husband who helped around the house.
He couldn’t pick up his kids and carry them to bed. He couldn’t work.
He was too weak to prune the trees on his own property. And he sat with that.
He asked himself the question most of us spend a lifetime avoiding: If I am none of the things I do, who am I?
His answer was simple.
Devastating. Beautiful.
“I am worthy of God’s love simply because I exist. And if I’m worthy of God’s love, shouldn’t I also be worthy of my own?”
That’s it.
That’s the whole thing.
We spend our careers building identities around what we produce, what we control, and what we can point to.
And then life has a way of stripping it all down to the studs. James Van Der Beek faced that moment with the courage.
He said cancer was the best thing that ever happened to him because it taught him how to live.
He left behind his wife, Kimberly, six children, and a message that every father, husband, and man chasing the next thing needs to sit with.
Watch this video.
Then call someone you love.
Thank you for your contribution.
Rest easy…
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WOAH 🚨 Benny Johnson just exposed Ilhan Omar’s winery IS FAKE
In just 1 year the winery increased in value by $5 MILLION DOLLARS with
- No physical winery
- Website that barely works
- No phone line
- Social media ‘gone dark’
- NO WINE
As a sworn law enforcement officer, I can give you a little insider information:
If you try to hit one of us with your car, we might shoot you for it. Multiple times.
Getting hit with a car isn’t something we signed up for. It hurts… and not the good hurt like “damn, woman… you put a little ‘umph’ in it today, huh?” It’s the bad hurt that involves hospitals, speeches, and your face on a t-shirt.
I hope this helps.
Folks. I’m going to keep this real simple.
- If you park in the middle of tha street and block law enforcement, they have a right to detain you for an infraction. If it’s done on purpose, it’s a crime.
- If they are legally detaining you , and you try to get away, you have now committed a crime.
- If an officer is in front of your vehicle and you drive forward while he/she is in front of you, it can be considered clear hostile act and an assault with a deadly weapon, because a vehicle has the potential to cause serious bodily injury or death
- Which can lead to a law enforcement officer using deadly force to prevent you from hitting him or potentially killing anyone else.
If you don’t want that to happen to you, for your safety and the safety of the officer…
DON’T
DO
THAT!!
This wasn't murder.
Renee's death in Minneapolis is tragic.
But see it for what it is, not what you want it to be.
You can hate ICE.
But blocking officers then speeding off in a 2-ton vehicle with people at your bumper is irrational.
She rolled the dice. Sadly, she died.