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  1. 33 minutes ago, TwiceHorn said:

    Anyone who's spent much time around being hourly workers knows they'll do whatever to increase the size of their paycheck.

    Diddle withholding, skip insurance, skip 401k.

    And that probably extends into some salaried workers at the lower end as well.

    *fify

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  2. 14 minutes ago, TexasBeta said:

    why didn't some reality TV show pick this up and follow them.. I would watch that for sure -- And here is Gavin stepping off the boat..... and there is Gavin riddled w/ bullet holes compliments of the local thuggery. 

    Gavin has the face of a bitch.  They'd make him squeal like a pig.  

    Tanner has the face of a guy you just want to shut the fuck up.  I think he ends up riddled with bullet holes.

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  3. 3 minutes ago, GreenspointTexas said:

    CRNA’s have between 39-48 weeks of schooling for their doctorate, depending on the program. Half of that, you cant work, as you are in clinicals 50-65ish hours a week. 
     

    Loans are the only way (myself and everyone I know who is a crna) you can pay for school, unless you have a sugar momma or daddy

     

     

    good luck getting people to apply to be in healthcare now, especially considering we are drastically short on almost all disciplines, especially nurses

    This is yet another example of this admin walking in, fucking something up under the pretense of "we're going to fix this problem" without ever having the self-awareness to say, "Man, I wonder WHY its like this?  Lots of smart people have worked on problem X for a while.  Maybe there are reasons why things are the way they are."  

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    This scene on repeat for 4 years. 

  4. 1 hour ago, aggie08 said:

    The dude in the Oval Office needs a win. "Ending" another war to change the headlines. That's literally all this is. He doesn't care who dies and who gets fucked so long as it directly benefits him.

    I heard a prof on NPR discussing this and he said essentially the same thing.  Tfg just wants to get the two sides to say "yes," so he can spike the ball and claim a touchdown.  He doesn't give a rats ass about the details.  But the two sides killing each other really really care a whole lot about the details.  So this is never going to happen in the way tfg wants.

     

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  5. Exclusive: US threatens to cut intel, weapons to press Ukraine into peace deal, sources say | Reuters
    The United States has threatened to cut intelligence sharing and weapons supplies for Ukraine to press it into agreeing to the framework of a U.S.-brokered peace deal, two people familiar with the matter said.
    The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that Kyiv was under greater pressure from Washington than during any previous peace discussions, and that the U.S. wanted Ukraine to sign a framework of the deal by next Thursday.
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    The gottdam flippy floppy on this is enraging.
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  6. Nikki Haley has been MIA, if she were smart she’d start loosely campaigning right about now as a suitable future alternative while stuff is going to shit.  
    MAGA would be taking fire from her at the same time they’re trying to keep their coalition together and the Dems are getting some traction right now. Their heads would spin and they couldn’t manage it.

    Or she could hold her powder and let the gqp/maga fight with everyone and continue to weaken themselves and then jump in.
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  7. You were searching for some answers? - here you have it. From the UN security council just now:
    Ukraine has officially received from the American side a draft plan. We outline the fundamental principles that matter to our people. We agree to work on the plan's provisions in a way that would bring about a just end to the war. In this context, allow me to make several critical points.
    1-First, while Ukraine stands ready to engage in meaningful negotiations to end this war — including at the leaders’ level — our red lines are clear and unwavering. There will never be any recognition, formal or otherwise, of Ukrainian territory temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation as Russian. Our land is not for sale. Ukraine will not accept any limits on its right to self-defense or on the size and capabilities of our Armed Forces. Nor will we tolerate any infringement on our sovereignty, including our sovereign right to choose the alliances we want to join. Any genuine peace process must respect a fundamental principle: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, and nothing about Europe without Europe. And let me be equally clear: we will not reward the genocidal intent that underpins Russian aggression by undermining our identity, including our language.
    2- Second, support for Ukraine is indispensable. Peace requires strengthened security and sustained financial assistance to Ukraine. Reinforcing Ukraine's defense capabilities is not an escalation — it is the only path to compelling Russia to engage constructively in international peace efforts. In this regard, we express profound gratitude to all partners and allies. This support is an investment in the rules-based international order and global peace.
    3- Third, the Kremlin regime will not stop unless it is stopped through unyielding and concerted pressure. There is only one realistic path to ending this war: Russia must be compelled to retreat — economically, politically, and militarily.

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  8. From TheHill
    President Trump on Tuesday told Congress not to “waste your time and energy” on extending the subsidies, and two Republican senators have competing plans they both say deliver exactly what Trump wants.
    A growing number of conservative groups and pollsters have been warning Republicans about the political dangers of letting the subsidies expire, and some lawmakers are taking those warnings to heart.
    “If we don’t address the subsidies issue in December, I don’t think it’s going to get addressed next year,” Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) told reporters Thursday. “I see the political shop on the Democrat side just churning up all the very sympathetic stories that are going to result if we don’t come up with a reasonable plan.”
    Tillis has called for a one-year extension of the subsidies, while policymakers mull larger reforms to America’s convoluted and expensive health insurance system.
    But Trump has made it clear he won’t sign a temporary extension.
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    Nice little distraction from the Epstein files

    Maybe, but at core it’s still another “gqp fucks little people” story.
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  9. Yep probably the end of the line.  The DC10s too.  They are used for firefighting so maybe a few will hang on.  They will have to be taken apart first and looked at.

    Too expensive.

    Those fire bomber types literally fly them until the wings fall off and FAA has to step in and say “no.”

    I’m surprised it hasn’t happened first in that community because of how much stress they put on the airframes.
  10. As first reported by The Texas Horn, Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education Richard Reddick, who was recently named to a new core curriculum task force, has an extensive history of far-left statements. These include references to the United States’ alleged “white supremacist” founding, comparisons of President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler, and advocacy for so-called “diversity statements” in hiring.
    Reddick’s university biography page confirms that he has published numerous articles in support of DEI and won several awards on the subject.
    Most notably, Reddick appeared on a September 2025 podcast on which he framed higher education reformer Christopher Rufo’s efforts, and efforts to dismantle DEI, as “anti-democratic.”

    Good.

    Though this strikes me as dare I say it - a token appointment - so the rich white guys can keep on twisting their white supremacist, anti DEI campaign to diminish UT from within.
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  11. 2 minutes ago, Brisketexan said:

    Yep, stressed pylon failure.

    I mean, I also think that on a 4 engine bird, having two engines side-by-side creates a similar risk (truly catastrophic failure not confined to the engine housing can take out the other engine), so there's no perfect solution for a more-than-2-engine plane.

    That's true, but no one has designed and built a tri-jet in a while.  It was all the rage in the 60s...just like tai-motors were a thing in the late 20s/early 30s.  

    The economy of two engines has been well proven.  

     

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