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Makes sense, and if it starts not making sense then Vermont can always withdraw.

At the very least he signed off on shit without the due diligence required of his role in all of it.

He didn't seem uncomfortable saying that he didn't think anything would come of the investigation as it was starting when I asked him about it during a presentation he gave.

I've got 33 degrees F where I'm at. Don't know the next time my hair will turn to ice going out after a shower these days.

Doesn't seem like Stenger ever profited from the fraud based on what I've previously read, so I'm inclined to believe his words here.

You're not going to be crossposting in rural regional subreddits if your goal is imaginary internet points. You're not going to be crossposting from a political-focused subreddit unless you're interested in discussing politics, which I guess could be fairly called shit-stirring.

Last VT Politics subreddit I knew, r/vermontpolitics, was run by powermods just making a run on state + politics subreddits.

I was thinking along the lines of the money going to the boyfriend meaning there wasn't enough money to pay the actual care givers. Comes off like a miniature Ponzi scheme if you were to think of it that way.

For the other issues, would they even be issues if the boyfriend wasn't getting paid?

I was kind of hoping for Cleveland Baseball Team.

Make some contracts for people to manually index the records, and feel free to add some buffer room and reallocate excess to indexing records at the state archives.

Yes. https://vtrans.vermont.gov/operations/winter-maintenance/faq

If there's a long freeze, don't expect any road to be full clear for at least a week.

Removed this because a comprehensive overview of the methodology is missing.

People like sharing their opinion when they disagree with content? I just removed this post though because I can't for the life of me find an overview of the methodology.

I'd think targeting and later diversifying based on ecological zones is an untapped space that would make a lot of sense because it's not a saturated market like the one you're entering. Insourcing to some level would help you diversify in that space.

How do you intend to distribute revenue? Are you going to invest in local manufacturing? Maybe take over the old Edge Pharma facilities if they haven't been already?

Yea, you'd need to adopt a supply chain that restricts manufacturing and distribution for it to not be economically feasible to have regional variants, which is why I'm guessing you're doing the manufacturing over in China or someplace like that where you've gotta have a minimum number of orders per unit specification.

Okay, so I imagine you have outsourced labor then?

Obvious things that stand out:

• Antiseptic wipes should be universal.
• Lack of hand/feet warmers in cold climates.

What I would recommend is looking at climate and ecosystem zones individually to design first aid and survival kits. E.g. poison parsnip grows in Vermont, let's have something in our kit for exposure to that. Ticks are pretty common east of the Mississippi--gotta have something for that. Hire me to do your market segmentation if need be.

Fairfax?

State roads are at least getting rumble strips in the middle over time.

The lack of analysis on pandemic funding is disturbing.

It'd likely be much larger if they weren't fighting the disrepair of the mill building and retaining wall that collapsed a few years back. Also used to have the pedestrian bridge which is still signed out front. I heard the downstairs is cool with old mill equipment, but haven't seen it. I'd say it's still as much worth a visit as the Hyde Log Cabin in the islands. Small museums are the best museums.

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