Why in the hell is it being called 'the Senate GOP coronavirus relief bill'?
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Once a company reaches a large enough (and thus powerful enough) size, they pretty much all are. But yeah, Sinopec and PetroChina are state-owned.
How much does it cost over there?
Need a new MOBO over here the AMD FX chip ain't doing it for me.
So it’s just a bit higher than the price of fuel in California.
that's insane when you think it's about $2 in Virginia.
Those are historical stats. I'm not going on vacation in March, I'm going in Mid August.
I'm not worried about dying (much) I am most concerned with having to self quarantine.
MD
877 cases per day (6.046 million population)
NJ
382 cases per day (8.8 million population)
NY
382 cases per day (19.5 million population)
By virtue of MD being on (or even if they were in danger of going on) the NY/NJ/CT quarantine list, I would have to quarantine when I got back. I wouldn't even be able to use half of my vacation in NJ (as was previously planned).
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Gas is actually cheaper in NJ than PA/NY for whatever reason (something about the refineries being on the delaware bay or some shit).
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As far as I can tell, there is no Senate Bill. It's just all talk.
Oh, that’s great.
I was actually surprised today to learn that there are a few counties in CA with less than 5,000 people. The counties in CA, on a whole, are pretty large geographical areas. I mean I’m aware vast areas of the state are rural but I misunderstood to what extent some of these places are just so not populated.
According to Wikipedia just about a third of the counties have less than 100,000 people. Lot of these counties are in far northern CA.
Did some quick looking at there were some actually reasonably priced land out there, given that you want land in what is functionally the middle of nowhere. There’s hope for dug retiring to the wilds in a yurt, yet.
Woody is the best.
I was actually surprised today to learn that there are a few counties in CA with less than 5,000 people. The counties in CA, on a whole, are pretty large geographical areas. I mean I’m aware vast areas of the state are rural but I misunderstood to what extent some of these places are just so not populated.
According to Wikipedia just about a third of the counties have less than 100,000 people. Lot of these counties are in far northern CA.
Did some quick looking at there were some actually reasonably priced land out there, given that you want land in what is functionally the middle of nowhere. There’s hope for dug retiring to the wilds in a yurt, yet.
Woody is the best.
