yojo98
@yojo98.bsky.social
he/him, diet coke connoisseur, shameless yinzer, also Jell (R.O.B.)
opinions are my own and may be bad
opinions are my own and may be bad
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My statement on today’s shameful Senate vote. What our Commonwealth needs from its legislators is leadership, for those of us who have the honor of sitting on the Senate Floor to do our jobs and pass a budget that invests in Pennsylvania’s people and communities.
August 13, 2025 at 1:09 AM
My statement on today’s shameful Senate vote. What our Commonwealth needs from its legislators is leadership, for those of us who have the honor of sitting on the Senate Floor to do our jobs and pass a budget that invests in Pennsylvania’s people and communities.
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SiIvaGunner started off as an elaborate bit. It transformed into a volunteer, non-profit, artist-managed collective in the service of great rips and one the best parts of YouTube. aftermath.site/siivagunner-yo...
June 18, 2025 at 10:00 PM
SiIvaGunner started off as an elaborate bit. It transformed into a volunteer, non-profit, artist-managed collective in the service of great rips and one the best parts of YouTube. aftermath.site/siivagunner-yo...
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How Far do your tax dollars for Transit go?
After people complaining over and over that SEPTA was inefficient, I had to run the numbers of Ridership to Operating budgets and would you look at that.
Not only is SEPTA good with money, but they are literally the best in the US
After people complaining over and over that SEPTA was inefficient, I had to run the numbers of Ridership to Operating budgets and would you look at that.
Not only is SEPTA good with money, but they are literally the best in the US
April 30, 2025 at 3:11 PM
How Far do your tax dollars for Transit go?
After people complaining over and over that SEPTA was inefficient, I had to run the numbers of Ridership to Operating budgets and would you look at that.
Not only is SEPTA good with money, but they are literally the best in the US
After people complaining over and over that SEPTA was inefficient, I had to run the numbers of Ridership to Operating budgets and would you look at that.
Not only is SEPTA good with money, but they are literally the best in the US
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Only New York, Boston, Minneapolis, and Philly get the majority of their transit budget from the state. Unlike the blue states, we know how Harrisburg feels about transit. Even getting over this crisis, the status quo is never going to work out in the long term!
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
April 10, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Only New York, Boston, Minneapolis, and Philly get the majority of their transit budget from the state. Unlike the blue states, we know how Harrisburg feels about transit. Even getting over this crisis, the status quo is never going to work out in the long term!
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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NEW STUDY: Building housing near rail stations around Chestnut Hill will help Philadelphia:
— Grow its population
— Expand access to jobs
— Fix its mass transit system’s fiscal problem
www.niskanencenter.org/philadelphia...
— Grow its population
— Expand access to jobs
— Fix its mass transit system’s fiscal problem
www.niskanencenter.org/philadelphia...
Philadelphia regional rail: population density and SEPTA’s fiscal crisis - Niskanen Center
The term "mass transit" historically conveys the idea of scale—large systems designed to serve many people and connect major destinations in densely populated urban areas.
www.niskanencenter.org
January 9, 2025 at 5:43 PM
NEW STUDY: Building housing near rail stations around Chestnut Hill will help Philadelphia:
— Grow its population
— Expand access to jobs
— Fix its mass transit system’s fiscal problem
www.niskanencenter.org/philadelphia...
— Grow its population
— Expand access to jobs
— Fix its mass transit system’s fiscal problem
www.niskanencenter.org/philadelphia...
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A reminder that some trees can thrive in buildings, even on roofs ground, even in shade. The gardens at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, landscape architect Austin Floyd, 1972.
November 27, 2024 at 10:19 PM
A reminder that some trees can thrive in buildings, even on roofs ground, even in shade. The gardens at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, landscape architect Austin Floyd, 1972.
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IS THERE A MORE SATISFYING WAY TO ACHIEVE A STRUCTRUAL SPAN THAN THE WAFFLE SLAB? THE ANSWER IS NO.
November 24, 2024 at 5:02 PM
IS THERE A MORE SATISFYING WAY TO ACHIEVE A STRUCTRUAL SPAN THAN THE WAFFLE SLAB? THE ANSWER IS NO.