Maeve @ Maeve @midwest.social

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Yes; I'm wondering if political/natural disaster might accidentally converge to increase the odds?

The affidavit originally submitted with the Green Party’s petition in July 2023 was the correct one. However, because the petition that the Green Party submitted contained a separate mistake, an employee in the secretary of state’s office sent the party a sample petition that included the wrong affidavit – for use with petitions to put initiatives and referenda on the ballot. As a result, the affidavits that the Green Party later submitted with its petitions did not contain the attestation required for access to the ballot.

Wow.

Thanks so much! I'm just in the bright idea stages, looking for a plan, but you gave me a great idea, maybe for lift.

I really liked this, especially since quality, quality of life including ample green space is incorporated. Thank you for sharing.

No worries. I've was construction-adjacent as a youngster, maybe I need to locate and converse with some general contractors I worked with. Thanks anyway.

I was thinking about that. 3/8x10 rebar?

That is because it's beneficial to their bottom line.

Thanks for your reply. Meals wouldn't be an issue. I'd be cooking dinner for my child and their partner at their place, so they wouldn't have to worry about dinner and washing up, after work, and the model I'm looking at is single floor. I was more wondering about sturdiness in bad weather.

Yes.

No plaster except on drywall seams.

There's tabby, but it holds heat.

His daddy was a slumlord.

I was recently looking at printed tiny houses. Some are pretty sturdy, and 0 carbon. They are pricier than tiny prefab but with no energy bills to speak of and sturdier construction, I'm wondering how they will fare in our area.

Is his wife the payer?

Let's hear what Clarence has to say.

The first rule of fight club...

https://www.ncl.ac.uk/academic-skills-kit/study-skills/critical-thinking/using-evidence-to-support-your-argument/

🫡 Really

Common knowledge You don’t have to back up absolutely everything you say with evidence (or you’d soon run out of wordcount to advance your own point properly!). Some things are common knowledge. That could mean that a fact is just generally known by everyone, and not disputed or in doubt. This could include:

•facts such as London is the capital of the United Kingdom •well documented dates such as the start of the First World War in 1914 •H20 being the chemical formula for water •things which everyone knows from their lived experience, such as the sky is blue.

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That's also true.

Unless it's common knowledge or easily sourced.