Sarah Huckabee Sanders just told The View that Arkansas’s minimum wage is “about $15 an hour.”
It’s $11.
Someone should probably tell the governor of Arkansas.
TRAGIC that both sides missed the message of Tuesday's historic elections:
-Trump hiring Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff which will ultimately hurt Republicans.
-And Democrats backing Schumer/Jeffries to lead Democratic party which will hurt Democrats.
@ArtSchultheis I have a similar gremlin in my Greenstar. I have a bad connector at the terminator on the liquid controller…. Works for weeks; then won’t boot up (“controller not available “). Usually fails with 30 minutes to finish. Lol
Offering warm congratulations to WSU Regent Howard Wright '76 for being honored by @uvggt for your commitment to improving public health. 🤝
Read about Wright's legacy of tireless efforts to support public health endeavors in Guatemala:
https://t.co/Fg0GbJh5gr
After a big election loss you can tell who the real leaders are. They are the ones who take responsibility. It's true that most of what happened in WA was driven by the national wave, but whether it is all their fault or not, Leaders are honest about the result and identify and own the mistakes that they made. Anyone who refuses to do that doesn't deserve the loyalty of the rest of us. In politics we all have a shelf life, but the date isn't printed on us. Leaders will recognize if this is it.
Canola is a bit “marginal “ in my climate; but if one wins the emergence battle, it’s a fantastic rotation crop. Croplan 320WRR. Last growing days before winter.
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight.”(Proverbs 3:5-6)📖
I am beginning to think College Football has a bit of an attendance problem brewing. Look at the thread below to see the crowds yesterday at Oklahoma, Penn State, UCLA, TCU, Maryland, SDSU, and FSU. 🤯
What is the main cause? Unrealistic expectations? Economy? Apathy? Halloween?
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A conversation people do not want to have: with the demographic cliff of a small pool of high school graduates, can we sustain our bandwidth of current higher ed institutions? More privates will close - and then states need to have the tough conversations.
I was born in Milwaukee in 1978. I wondered if I'd ever see it in my lifetime!My dad covered the Brewers, but my mom made us fans. Man, I wish she was here to see this. 💙 💛
The Detroit 92 series. 1974 to 1995.
The 71 was already a legend, but people wanted more power. Detroit didn’t design a whole new engine. They bored the 71 out, kept the same 5 inch stroke, and ended up with 92 cubic inches per cylinder. Same size engine, a lot more muscle.
There was just one problem. The first ones broke from too much torque.
So Detroit beefed up the bottom end and kept going. By 1981 the Silver 92 showed up, and that’s the one everybody wanted.
The 8V92 ran roughly 350 to 475 horsepower on the highway. The Army liked it enough to put it in the HEMTT, the Dragon Wagon. When the military trusts your engine, I’d say it passed inspection.
You didn’t idle it, you didn’t baby it, and you kept a jug of oil behind the seat. Drive it like it owed you money and it would scream all day long.
Then the four stroke Series 60 took over, and the scream went quiet.