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GRANBY, Colo. — High in the Rocky Mountains, spring-fed streams and ponds have vanished, leaving patches of cracked mud in what were once spongy meadows. This year has been so extremely warm and arid that the mountains have remained largely snowless. The water-generating source of the Colorado River, its headwaters, is drying up. “I grew up here and have never seen the creeks and the springs dried up like they have this year,” said Merrit Linke, a fourth-generation rancher and county commissioner. “There’s just not any water.”
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Before Walmart, Giant Eagle's last nationally-significant competitor in the Pittsburgh market was Kroger, which had bought the original Eagle but exited Western Pennsylvania in 1984 due to labor issues with its union as well as the local economy at the time. Many Giant Eagle locations in Pennsylvania and Northeast Ohio occupy former Kroger sites and used the distinctive Kroger prototypes from the 1980s with the sloped glass-roof entrance until most of the stores were remodeled or replaced with newer stores in the early 2000s with Giant Eagle's current prototype. Kroger and Giant Eagle still compete head-to-head in Morgantown, Columbus and Indianapolis.
Before Walmart, Giant Eagle's last nationally-significant competitor in the Pittsburgh market was Kroger, which had bought the original Eagle but exited Western Pennsylvania in 1984 due to labor issues with its union as well as the local economy at the time. Many Giant Eagle locations in Pennsylvania and Northeast Ohio occupy former Kroger sites and used the distinctive Kroger prototypes from the 1980s with the sloped glass-roof entrance until most of the stores were remodeled or replaced with newer stores in the early 2000s with Giant Eagle's current prototype. Kroger and Giant Eagle still compete head-to-head in Morgantown, Columbus and Indianapolis.
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In President Harry's Truman's remarks in Syracuse, New York on October 10, 1952, he said this: Socialism is a scare word they have hurled at every advance the people have made in the last 20 years. Socialism is what they called public power. Socialism is what they called social security. Socialism is what they called farm price supports. Socialism is what they called bank deposit insurance. Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people. When the Republican candidate inscribes the slogan "Down With Socialism" on the banner of his "great crusade," that is really not what he means at all. What he really means is "Down with Progress--down with Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal," and "down with Harry Truman's fair Deal." That's all he means.
Exploring Virginia. April 19, 2023 The crossing at Dismal Hollow Rd. & Happy Creek in Front Royal, Va.
Two years later, Mike Masnick of Techdirt coined the ter when writing about Marco Beach Ocean Resort's takedown notice to urinal.net (a site dedicated to photographs of urinals) over its use of the resort's name. [18][19] How long is it going to take before lawyers realize that the simple act of trying to repress something they don't like online is likely to make it so that something that most people would never, ever see (like a photo of a urinal in some random beach resort) is now seen by many more people? Let's call it the Streisand Effect. -Mike Masnick, "Since When Is It Illegal To Just Mention A Trademark Online?", Techdirt (January 5, 2005)[9]
https://www.amazon.com/ART-COM-Contracted-Soldier-Suffering-Tetanus/dp/B0DPY4XRVM?th=1 engraving based on Charles Bell's 1809 painting which goes by many names "Opisthotonus" - "The Contracted Body of a Soldier Suffering from Tetanus" - "The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna: Tetanus Following Gunshot Wounds"
A thorough background check of a Senate candidate, which has become standard practice in key races, can take several weeks and cost roughly $20,000 or a monthly retainer. Moraff asked for an expedited, cheaper review to be done within days, according to people familiar with the matter.
On July 7, the Unmanned Systems Forces of Ukraine said they had struck eight tankers from the Russian shadow fleet delivering fuel to occupied Crimea, in an unspecified area of the Sea of Azov. A video was posted with drone-view footage from multiple UAVs, in which said tankers were hit and caught fire. [33] The same source also claimed that two more tankers were struck the same day. [34][35]
Kiek in de Kök (Low German: Kiek in de Kök, lit, 'Peek into the Kitchen') is an artillery tower in Tallinn, Estonia, built in 1475.[1] It gained the name Kiek in de Kök from the ability of tower occupants to see into kitchens of nearby houses. The tower is 38 m (125 ft) high and has walls 4 m (13 ft) thick. Cannon balls dating back to 1577 are still embedded in its outer walls.
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Google Die Linke dsa-nyc Al Overview W+5 The Democratic Socialists of America (NYC-DSA) and Germany's Die Linke are sister left-wing organizations that frequently exchange ideas and strategic inspiration. Both advocate for democratic socialism and robust working-class protections, acting as major hubs for radical-left organizing in their respective countries. w Wikipedia +2 Key Connections & Resources: Think Tank Presence: Die Linke operates a U.S. presence through the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung New York Office, which facilitates transatlantic exchange, panels, and left-wing political education. NYC-DSA Operations: The NYC-DSA is an entirely member-run grassroots organization that is not a registered political party, but rather a movement that supports endorsed left-wing candidates. New York City Democratic Socialists of... +2 Get Involved: You can join the NYC-DSA by paying national dues, participate in geographically-based branches, or apply for courses through the Academy for Socialist Education.
All Trump had to do tonight was walk out on the stage and remind the American people that the nation and its ideals are bigger than all of us. He could have told us that we are blessed to live in freedom and plenty. He could have reminded us that the survival of the American experiment, and the freedoms guaranteed in the Constitution, are miracles that bless every person who lives here. Instead, he told America that he is great, and that because he is great, America is great, and thanks to him, it is now better than everywhere else. And then a handsome man in a bright military dress uniform sang "YMCA" to him, as the president of the United States danced and smiled.
Google Fuseli Orpheus and Eurydice, Al Overview Henry Fuseli's Orpheus and Eurydice is a highly dramatic drawing from around 1780-1785. Executed in black chalk, graphite, gouache, and ink wash, it captures the fatal climax of the Greek myth where Orpheus looks back at his wife, dooming her return to the Underworld. Carnegie Museum of Art +4
May 7, 2026 President Donald J. Trump drives on the Reflecting Pool and thanks the hardworking men restoring it to make D.C. beautiful again!
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Gogle Schizophrenia beats dining alone. - Oscar Levant Al Overview Schizophrenia beats dining alone. While Oscar Levant's famous quip highlights the pain of profound isolation, dining alone can actually be a great opportunity to recharge. If you're looking for a great spot around the XXXX area, you have some fantastic solo-dining options with welcoming atmospheres:
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That these ideas were prevalent in Virginia is further revealed by the Declaration of Rights, which was prepared by George Mason and presented to the general assembly on May 27, 1776. This document asserted popular sovereignty and inherent natural rights, but confined the doctrine of equality to the assertion that "All men are created equally free and independent." It can scarcely be imagined that Jefferson was unacquainted with what had been done in his own Commonwealth of Virginia when he took up the task of drafting the Declaration of Independence. But these thoughts can very largely be traced back to what John Wise was writing in 1710. He said, "Every man must be ac-knowledged equal to every man." Again, "The end of all good government is to cultivate humanity and promote the happiness of all and the good of every man in all his rights, his life, liberty, estate, honor, and so forth..." And again, "For as they have a power every man in his natural state, so upon combination they can and do bequeath this power to others and settle it according as their united dis-cretion shall determine." And still again, "Democracy is Christ's government in church and state." Here was the doctrine of equality, popular sovereignty, and the substance of the theory of inalienable rights clearly asserted by Wise at the opening of the eighteenth century, just as we have the principle of the consent
That these ideas were prevalent in Virginia is further revealed by the Declaration of Rights, which was prepared by George Mason and presented to the general assembly on May 27, 1776. This document asserted popular sovereignty and inherent natural rights, but confined the doctrine of equality to the assertion that "All men are created equally free and independent." It can scarcely be imagined that Jefferson was unacquainted with what had been done in his own Commonwealth of Virginia when he took up the task of drafting the Declaration of Independence. But these thoughts can very largely be traced back to what John Wise was writing in 1710. He said, "Every man must be ac-knowledged equal to every man." Again, "The end of all good government is to cultivate humanity and promote the happiness of all and the good of every man in all his rights, his life, liberty, estate, honor, and so forth..." And again, "For as they have a power every man in his natural state, so upon combination they can and do bequeath this power to others and settle it according as their united dis-cretion shall determine." And still again, "Democracy is Christ's government in church and state." Here was the doctrine of equality, popular sovereignty, and the substance of the theory of inalienable rights clearly asserted by Wise at the opening of the eighteenth century, just as we have the principle of the consent
It was removed from public display on June 12, 2020, along with the statue of Christopher Columbus in Wilmington, Delaware in the wake of the protests following the murder of George Floyd. Both statues were temporarily removed after a Dover, Delaware statue honoring law enforcement was vandalized with an axe and urine-soaked Delaware state flags. [5] The cost of removal was $33,561.80 and the statue was placed in a private storage facility in Swedesboro, NJ, at a cost of $100 per month. [6]
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Urlofcork @urlofcork Waiting to board our flight in Washington and there are 3 Scotland fans in kilts walking past. An American lady says" I love your skirts" "They're nae skirts lassie they're kilts, We're Scots not Trannies" I genuinely Lol #tartanarmy #fifaworldcup @jk_rowling 10:41 PM Jun 12, 2026 1.5M Views
Alfredo Einsteino. 11y ago I doubt it. A few quick searches of Founders Online (a database which includes the text of all the 62 volumes of the Papers of George Washington doesn't turn up anything that seems similar to that quote. I think this is a result of "academic inbreeding"--meaning, someone, somewhere said a thing and it got published in a book, and an influential book repeats the thing and cites that book, and then lots of later books cite the influential book and repeat the thing, and as a result everyone thinks the thing is true because it's repeated in so many different publications when in reality it was just the one guy who said the thing without anything solid to back it up. As far as I can tell, the earliest instance of this quote comes from Peleg D. Harrison's The Stars and Stripes and Other American Flags published in 1905. Here's a copy of the quote from the 5th edition that book (on p. 59).