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washparkhorn

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  1. 53:20 to 58:45 is all you need to watch. Questions from Sen. Shelby leads to a good overview of the economic problems. tldr: Global supply chain remains fucked.
  2. Thanks @Mrs Whiggins A 4% reduction the in the metabolic cost of running is significant and quite an advantage for the runner. CTH is going to dominate. Research taking place at CU Boulder;
  3. Develop the proper mindset for achieving these goals: 1. Develop your explosiveness and power so that it is superior to the other athletes that you will be competing against. 2. Develop your speed endurance so that you can run at a more intense speed for a longer amount of time. 3. Develop your sprinting form and technique so that you can run as efficiently as possible. Please pay attention to point number 3. As you develop your conditioning, you want to minimize the amount of wasted energy so you can run more efficiently, at a higher intensity. https://www.fastrunning.club/category/400m-training/ Now go get some proper shoes.
  4. Ethereal Speed Metal delivers the punch. in the rotation. Thanks.
  5. Cool. Going into my rotation. Thank you.
  6. It hits the right harder (ffs, there are active white supremacy adjacent politicians in office on that side). But it also goes after Obama and Hillary by putting them as facets of the President’s amalgamation of Presidents (and an almost President). The whole “let’s study the problem” approach is a neoliberal tool to not act on a problem. They absolutely shit on the DC news media - which is well deserved. Mika has to be pissed to be portrayed accurately as vapid. The tech business billionaire had some Jordan Peterson facets to his delivery. Jennifer Lawrence rocked that haircut. F the haters.
  7. Dark comedy plus satire is difficult to write. Blazing Saddles and Dr. Strangelove worked. This movie worked for me. Dark comedy never lets the audience off the dark hook. This is the comedic companion of the ultra dark film Melancholia. it’s up there with Idiocracy in my opinion.
  8. Stalin preferred Katusha rocket launchers when killing Nazis. Donny “the Bear Jew” Donowitz preferred baseball bats.
  9. Anti-neoliberal progressives are wisely chesting their cards when it comes to this film and its co-writer.
  10. Interesting. Thanks. I thought “thank you for smoking” was done quite well for satire, but I watched it recently with someone who hadnever seen it. It confused the hell out of her because she was used to Aaron Eckhardt playing the good guy in films. Satire is tough for many.
  11. She is a beauty AB. If I had that in high school, that bonnet would have been polished by Calvin Klein jeans.
  12. 150 mph gust at Rocky Flats (just west of the fires). Rocky Flats/Highway 93 is known for it winds, but that is nuts. @Beau Vineand @bolverk - Your loved ones are in my and my family’s prayers. Stay safe. It’s been a long year for Boulder County with the grocery store mass murder incident last March.
  13. It’s going to be a long night in Boulder County. Denver had some strong winds, but nothing like Boulder. From NCAR in Boulder, the winds were nasty: The winds knocked down powerlines and the winds spread the fires. Nasty. A lot of lost homes. No deaths reported yet. Hospitals in the affected area are evacuating patients to Denver. Tragically, the winds that spread the fire herald an incoming snow storm, which will bring calmer condition and moisture. Snow is expected by 10 am (Central time) in the affected areas. Fingers crossed that puts out the fires. Boulder County has wonderful public and private services for those in need - thank goodness. The people of Boulder County love to help those in need. Pray for snow.
  14. Why use the core inflation rate (CPI less food and energy) when energy and food inflation continue to impact markets and the economy? Seems inefficient when discussing the current environment. The Fed (FRED) publishes a chart that plots CPI v. CPI less food and energy data (core) if that is what you seek, CPI (Headline inflation rate and data) is the relevant data to capture a comprehensive look at the pervasiveness of inflation in this setting. And I think you are expressing your concern with the widespread nature of inflation. CPI (full) demonstrates your point rather well. Core is helpful (to me) when we have a sempiternal energy crisis while the rest of the economy is humming along nicely. That’s not now. but by all means, you do what works for you. We all process information differently. There is no one approach to data (that is until AI eliminates all inefficiencies). Good day.
  15. Core inflation does not include food and energy. Full CPI numbers (headline numbers) do include food and energy. Baby financial reporters screw this up all the time, so you are not alone.
  16. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from Denver. No snow this Christmas.
  17. For those who think capitalism is a religion, the failure to pass this Bill should piss you off. Lost efficiency gains and lost profit for the private sector. The Lazy Boy capitalists of the Republican Party got fat and happy off their PPP Welfare checks from Chairman Trump. They are all in favor of plunging kids into poverty too. Don’t forget Sinema - and the more for me conservative Democrats in the House. So much money spent to keep people in poverty. Using anti-market tropes and utter hypocrisy as tools. What a world. Christmas sure isn’t what it used to be.
  18. How many children just plunged back into poverty (or deeper into poverty)? Ten million American children. Depraved.
  19. 60 billion loss in three quarters is not an insignificant loss to our economy - especially with the problems confronting the US domestically and in foreign policy with a more aggressive China and Russia. Manchin doesn’t give a damn about economics. He is doing the work his benefactors pay him to do.
  20. 60 billion dollar hit to the US economy over the next three quarters according to Goldman Sachs due to Manchin’s games. https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/news/joe-manchin-is-costing-the-us-economy-dollar60-billion-by-tanking-build-back-better-goldman-sachs-says/amp/ar-AAS0206 Economists are already forecasting what a BBB-free economy will look like, and early projections are gloomy. Goldman Sachs economists led by Jan Hatzius now expect US GDP to grow 2% in the first quarter, 3% in the second quarter, and 2.75% in the third quarter, according to estimates published Monday. Those projections are down from 3%, 3.5%, and 3%, respectively. If the revisions ring true, the difference in growth should add up to roughly $60 billion in economic losses over the next three quarters. Insider calculated the sum by taking the US's annualized GDP growth rate and calculating the differences in Goldman's prior and updated expansion forecasts.
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