@nicoraytruth It’s an international church- a youth program that only serves young men in one country doesn’t make sense
It also costs a lot. I was in a primary presidency years ago, most of our budget went to Cub Scout badges. I’m all for bringing back the skills taught in scouting
@0xLize@alibrooke4ever@0xndra@Lawliw Princess Diaries came out first- summer of 2001. The Other side of Heaven came out later that year, but didn’t get a wide release until spring 2002.
@alisha_ann94@BjaminWood No need to demean- it’s not insanity to see how housing with insufficient parking harms communities. I can still support public transit, bike lanes and improving walkability.
@alisha_ann94@BjaminWood It’s a great option and we should make it easier to live without cars. In reality these builds won’t ban residents from owning a car, having guests with cars, using delivery services, having maintenance workers, etc.
Parking turns into a community burden and safety issue.
@spencerpeterson Building with less parking without making walkable communities is just going to push parking Into streets and nearby neighborhoods, ironically making the communities less safe to bike and walk in.
You have to decrease the need for cars before you eliminate the parking.
@BjaminWood But we aren’t redesigning entire cities. These are going into our existing infrastructure.
95% of Utah adults drive and 90% of Utah households have a car. We need to build for our reality.
@BjaminWood So the community gets to pay more to deal with the problems this creates? That’s not freedom.
Building housing that won’t meet the needs of the residents and pretending they won’t have cars is bad planning.
@BjaminWood It’s not just convenience. Inadequate parking is a safety issue. You’ll get cars blocking snow plows, parking in front of hydrants, blocking crosswalks etc.
Why allow builders to cut corners and create a community problem?
@BjaminWood Have you seen what happens around apartment complexes that don’t have enough parking? People park on the road, in nearby neighborhoods— it’s a mess in the winter, they can’t get plows in.
If you don’t build parking it creates issues for the community.
@realitybites555@AllAboutTRH She did though— Jed Wallace And Melissa Nathan gave messy depositions. His voicememos were set to release tonight. If they were anything like the voice memo in the Rebel Wilson case, it would be a slam dunk for Lively.
@MontelongoApri2@TVMovieAddict There was no evidence against her. There were no claims against her, she’s the plaintiff. The dailies story isn’t a perjury case. But Jed and Melissa’s depositions were messy and tie to a lot of other litigation.
She got the statement she wanted. This was in her favor.
@TVMovieAddict@MontelongoApri2 She didn’t have to pay them to drop her own claims. She was the plaintiff. They had no counter claims.
Both sides had risks with a jury trial.
The joint statement signals that lively was in a more powerful position. It was basically what she asked them to say initially.
@MontelongoApri2@TVMovieAddict It’s uncommon for a defendant to get money in a settlement, they need counterclaims for that and he didn’t have any. The joint statement is pretty close to what she initially asked for.
It’s unlikely she gave them any money and very possible they paid her.
@MontelongoApri2@TVMovieAddict That makes absolutely no sense. If it was about to be dismissed why would Wayfarer settle? Look at the statement, they admit there were issues on set. This is a win for Blake lively. They settled before Jed‘s voice notes could be released- judging by the Rebel case that was wise.
@MontelongoApri2@TVMovieAddict She was the one suing him. He didn’t have any claims left. Wayfarer likely paid her a significant amount of money in settlement.
She could have potentially won millions of dollars in damages with the trial and if Wayfarer won they’d still have legal fees.