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yep! looking at hotel turkey in turkey texas for 2 nights.

stopping a night to visit caprock canyon then palo duro. hardest part is finding any decent places to sleep in that part of the panhandle.

Have a CPG start-up and we have outgrown our mom & pop accounting firm. Would love to find an Austin based one that understands CPG specifically ecommerce. TIA

Almost no line today around lunch time at east Austin voting location

Have a side business that I am wanting to maximize credit card points. What is the best credit card that has the highest or no limit on redemption as I am spending around $100K a month on credit card which I pay off immediately? I keep maxing out the point redemptions across all my credit cards and would like to keep getting points (mostly cash back or credit to the account). TIA

I’d assume this is another pizzagate hoax but fuck 2020 anything could be real...

The Fund for Peace characterizes a failed state as having the following characteristics: Loss of control of its territory, or of the monopoly on the legitimate use of physical force therein Erosion of legitimate authority to make collective decisions Inability to provide public services Inability to interact with other states as a full member of the international community We hit 2 of 4. - Wikipedia Maybe we have only deteriorated to fragile state. In terms of dynamics, fragile states include: Conflict/post-conflict/crisis/war or political transition situations. Deteriorating governance environments. Situations of gradual improvement. Situations of prolonged political or economic crisis or impasse. A fragile state is significantly susceptible to crisis in one or more of its sub-systems. It is a state that is particularly vulnerable to internal and external shocks and domestic and international conflicts. Fragile states are not only evaluated by degree of fragility but also types of state fragility and threat they pose in to help policymakers to appropriate responses.[4] In a fragile state, institutional arrangements embody and perhaps preserve the conditions of crisis: in economic terms, this could be institutions (importantly, property rights) that reinforce stagnation or low growth rates, or embody extreme inequality (in wealth, in access to property and land ownership, in access to the means to make a living); in social terms institutions may embody extreme inequality or lack of access altogether to health or education; in political terms, institutions may entrench exclusionary coalitions in power (in ethnic, religious, or perhaps regional terms), or extreme factionalism or significantly fragmented security organisations.

We have jokingly but somewhat seriously are considering our options to move abroad. SO is a founder and her team is fully remote. My job is mostly int'l, and I can switch jobs fairly easily so have looked into the Nordic countries. I think most countries only require $250k -$500k investment locally for special visa....Obviously, not viable for all people....

100% agree

How I imagine the 2A posters look....