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"For too long, judges have been forced to set aside their common sense and experience when determining whether a defendant poses a danger to the community. Judges frequently say their ‘hands were tied’ in these decisions. Tragically, in multiple cases across the state, individuals granted diversion despite clear risks have gone on to commit homicides—outcomes that underscore the urgent need for reform.” - The California District Attorneys Association issued this statement today. I have reported on this legislation and will add links in a couple of minut...
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“We are not the resistance” - Rashid Khalidi, author of the Hundred Years of War against Palestine, is calling out activists who identify as “pro-Palestinian,” telling them that they ar...2 days ago
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Fate of Last Lower Redway Old-Growth Redwood Heads to Planning Commission - The fate of a 350-year-old redwood — the last of five targeted for removal on a lower Redway property — goes before the planning commission on June 18. S...2 days ago
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two sides of gratitude - Maybe if I keep talking about, thinking about what I’m grateful for, like how all the bad stuff isn’t worse, then maybe I won’t have to actually think abou...1 week ago
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Once a beacon of cheap homes, Nevada has become a symbol of America’s struggle with high costs - Housing affordability is a growing issue nationwide.2 months ago
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That's your marijuana culture for you. Pretty much mainstream, isn't it. Just chasing the God Almighty dollar.
I saw that, too. Pretty funny! I'm wondering how many hydroponics shops we can support and how many will be left standing... and why didn't the local nurseries just take over that business in the first place?
What is hydroponics anyways?
I like real garden dirt!
If you wanted to grow legit fruits and vegetables hydroponically, would it make economic sense over using plain 'ol dirt?
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