Oh, this makes sense. I was about to say, drinking distilled water is a very bad idea (if you drink a lot). The human body didn't evolve drinking pure water, so it actually causes problems over time.

Good lord, I did not know Arkansas elected Trump's press secretary as governor . . .

Sadly, libraries are often the first target of budget cuts in education.

Didn't they also have a pile of government bonds, but from the pandemic, so no one wants them?

> Some of Temple’s peer colleges pay graduate students more. At Pennsylvania State University, graduate assistants with 20-hour-a-week appointments, 36 weeks a year, earn an average of $24,822 annually.

State College is also way cheaper to live in. Salary.com says 20% lower cost of living.

Looks like a bad copy and paste job? The title is correct on the article.

Depending on what exactly you're doing, sour cream should work as a substitute. Should generally work in any kind of soup/stew/sauce or as a garnish.

Cell Phone Lot is the name used at every airport I've ever been to though, so maybe it's some weird standardization thing.

So England is the equivalent of Washington DC in that case.

Uterus => heart => lungs => heart => uterus

And of course it's mixing with blood from the rest of the body the whole way

Probably not. At best, you get hormones passed from the baby through the mom and then to the other baby, but that blood travels a very significant distance between the two babies, which should substantially dilute the hormones.

I don't recall her memoir blaming Ariana directly? More complaining about how Disney favored Ariana and let her do things they wouldn't let Jeanette do, like skip episodes to do other projects.

Eh, rich people are also better situated to take a gap year in general. Gap years are like entrepreneurship - a thing you can do when you're rich because you're not worried about having enough money for your basic living needs.

For your specific example, I'm not aware of any evidence suggesting Malia wasn't a good student / made bad decisions. Obviously giant leg up from being a first daughter. Given that she would have been going to college in 2016, taking a gap year seems like a smart idea for her just to let the furor die down a bit.

>the results aren't going to be pretty.

I initially misread this as "the results are going to be petty."

Which is possibly also an accurate statement?

Yup. Just make sure to read any paperwork they ask you to sign!

Though usually you hear of that type of bonus when the merger happens, not a year later.

Ugh, this

Ah, true.

Wouldn't a square pizza actually be more pizza given the same diameter?