Mind blowing. Why is the national corporation even interested in the purchase and sale of a technology company?
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Evolving corporate regulation
Evolving corporate regulation based on their status as subsidiaries of the state.
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Do and not.
I know from personal experience that a brain disfunction can manifest as a person being unable to understand the meaning of “not,” that the negative is the opposite of the positive. For example, an injunction such as “do not step off the curb in front of that car,” registers as simply “step off the curb.” The result can be disasterous.
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The economy shut down?
“The economy” is a dubious concept. If one is referring to the trade and exchange of goods and services, that has never stopped or been shut down. Only if the commercial class being prevented from taking a cut of other people’s labor is the issue, is the concern valid. Yes, a lot of non-essential frivolous enterprise has been halted for a time. Is that a bad thing? Only if you are a frivolous person.
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Snapper in the pond
The Devastation of Man and Nature
I must remember not to use the word “destroy.”
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In response to freewayblogger
OK. But, being a purist, I want to object that printed words are not speech. What you are doing is operating a home made press. Which is also protected against interference by agents of government. You’re making big flyers. Continue reading
Portland Mom’s Question
“Who cares about the building? We’re talking about human lives.”
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Fakery
Who’s responsible for this misappropriation of government property?
Chelyndra serpentina
Chelyndra serpentina is the name for the common snapping turtle. There seem to be two in our pond. It is hard to tell under water, but one in our pond looks to be about 14″ long with a 10″ tail and a head that is the size of an adult fist. The head extended to evaluate the floating fish food did look like a snake with its pointed snout. These are fesh-water creatures but sometimes visit brackish ponds so that may be how they got here. When we put out the chicken carcas, I took a chair to sit still and see if I can capture some pictures.