Yes. That place in Pioneer Sq was good. Only ate there a couple of times before it closed.

Anything that helps them learn to do systemic causation reasoning is a plus in my book.

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Took me to see 2001 in Kindergarten and Blazing Saddles in 5th or 6th grade.

This NIH study from Northwestern University says the Omron platinum is accurate enough for home use, but if you look at the fine print, the study was also funded by Omron, so do with that what you will... pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...

Where was that guy in 2000?

Note, all of this price hike isn't likely the tariff, some of it is likely a form of insurance against the volatility/uncertainty created by tariffs (and the threat of tariffs). Who pays those insurance premiums? Average American consumers.

Example: Behringer is a company that makes music gear in Asia.

Last night, its Swing Keyboard was $99 on Sweetwater, the big online music gear store.

Today it's apparenlty $169 on Sweetwater. Some, if not all of that price bump, is likely passing the cost of the tariffs on to the consumer.

It's a good one..

One way this home run mentality manifests in political activism is through all-or-nothing thinking. If A doesn't happen, I refuse to do B, even if A happening is a total homerun, and therefore unlikely, whereas B would be a solid single, is much more achievable, and can be built upon.

Point being that past a certain threshold, any of these guys could be successful again given a great roster and a few breaks.

I wonder what Andy Reid's stats looked like when he was fired by the Eagles? Or what did Tomlins stat's look like up till Big Ben retired? Having a great QB sure does help, especially on an early contract, before they make a big salary cap hit.