No worries, we're inordinately defensive about our h.

Yep, it's a well-traveled area. By the by, you dropped the h in Pittsburgh!

The Science Museum is in between the stadiums and your hotel. There is soooo much to do in that area, hope you enjoy your stay.

Can't ofer anything but my condolences. I'm so sorry.

I miss those chocolates. I am eating low-carb, so Cadbury is out for me. Ghirardelli and Lindt both have high cocoa, low sugar bars. I usually splurge when they come on sale at 2-for-1.

You doin' this for Grandma? Keep it authentic and use Isaly's BBQ sauce

https://www.pennmac.com/items/4689//isaly-barbecue-sauce

Although these other suggestions do sound really good, Grandma might be nostalgic for what she remembers.

Please advance topics in good faith. Removed.

Who we support is no more your business than you supporting DeSantis is ours.

My go-to is Lindt 92%. They have a 99%, but it's only available at their flagship stores.

I am also a resident of this state. And I really don't see how you are coming to this conclusion, at all.

This thread has gotten out of hand. Locked.

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Yes, you're right. But the precedent for interracial marriage was set with that decision.

What's your point?

I posted the sections of the PA Constitution that was applicable. But here's an article that talks about seven states, and PA isn't one of them.

https://newseumed.org/tools/lesson-plan/religious-tests-public-office-seven-states-ban-atheists-holding-public-office

This is such a weird point, and it's why sometimes it counts and sometimes it doesn't. The PA Constitution is weirdly worded:

>§ 3. Religious freedom.
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>All men have a natural and indefeasible right to worship Almighty God according to the dictates of their own consciences; no man can of right be compelled to attend, erect or support any place of worship, or to maintain any ministry against his consent; no human authority can, in any case whatever, control or interfere with the rights of conscience, and no preference shall ever be given by law to any religious establishments or modes of worship.
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>§ 4. Religion.
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>No person who acknowledges the being of a God and a future state of rewards and punishments shall, on account of his religious sentiments, be disqualified to hold any office or place of trust or profit under this Commonwealth.

IIRC, this was put in place so that no-one could be disqualified because of the practice of religion and served to make sure that you were not barred from office for practicing and flavor of worship. But it certainly doesn't proscribe atheists from holding office.

Like the Marriage Equality Act? Or the Loving act, which allowed people of two different races to marry? I think that serves a purpose. It also serves a purpose in holding organizations and employers to account for unfair practices based on ant number of factors.

Yes, we shouldn't need these rules, because it's in the constitution. But since the founding, laws were interpreted differently based on gender, race and religious practice.

Thank you, flairing the post.

Good for you. I was told that what I had thought was my birth certificate, wasn't. I had the same issue with my marriage certificate. I had to pay to have the originating counties send me the documents. It took me a total of 6 weeks. But hey, I did post that already, didn't I?

It is still a hurdle for some, it is still gatekeeping. I'm about 12 years older than you. It is more difficult for seniors to get this paperwork together, and for low income people, it can be an issue too.

OP, this is a geographically specific subreddit. In order to establish provenance, please supply a general location (such a county).

But it is the issue with Real ID, and one of the reasons that there is an objection to it. I had to get real ID for my job, and I am just a few years younger than the user you're responding to. It took me six weeks to get my paperwork together, and all told, it ran me >$120.

As mentioned, it was required for my job. But I honestly don't make all that much. It was a bit, but because it was nickeled and dimed out it didn't hit all at once.

When Real ID was first discussed, it was seen as a way of putting a hurdle in place for the older generations and for the poor.

Trying to move up in her organization, I would bet.

I was sure this was gonna be a rick roll.

I didn't know that! How cool!

I see them in Pittsburgh during winter months. But you know? I don't think I saw them this year. The ones we get here migrate down from the Arctic. I remember this happening:

https://www.wesa.fm/environment-energy/2014-03-03/with-the-great-lakes-frozen-a-rare-flock-of-seagulls-roosts-in-pittsburgh

but it seems to me we always get a few.