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Update: not true, was his brother? | Battle Rapper Loaded Lux Shot & ki1led In Washington 48 people viewing this @hiphop By Hoops Savant 3 hours ago |
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Goodddd Lawwwddddd… Jill, I want to take that long walk with youuuuuu 19 people viewing this @hiphop By 484675 6 hours ago |
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Black Developer gets a physical release on Nintendo Switch 18 people viewing this @games By 5ive04our 7 hours ago |
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Loaded lux timeline how did we get here 15 people viewing this @hiphop By charlesj314 43 mins ago |
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Jalen Brunson Embarrassed Steph Curry Drops 35 on His Head sends him home with an L 13 people viewing this @sports By SmoothTay 1 hour ago |
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Oooo noooo runnnn meeeek run girrrrl 12 people viewing this @hiphop By ZigZag 8 hours ago |
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Pat Beverly gives his list for the “All Cookout Team” (blackest white guys in the league) 11 people viewing this @sports By Shotty 1 hour ago |
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The boy who murdered the twin sister is one of the reasons women give out fake numbers 10 people viewing this @wild'ish By Press Enter 7 hours ago |
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Tracy Morgan is Wild😭😭 9 people viewing this @wild'ish By 484675 6 hours ago |
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Kobe’s Mother Selling His 2000 Championship Ring 9 people viewing this @sports By Delegatus 9 hours ago |
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Mystikal slaughtered Krayzie Bone (video still 🐐 status) 8 people viewing this @hiphop By 2Pac Cares 10 hours ago |
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Mar 18 - "ghislaine maxwell"...allegedly tr@nsferred to cushy prison unit in florida 7 people viewing this @news By messy marv stan 10 hours ago |
↪ https://www.thedailybeast .. on-unit-report
Ghislaine Maxwell has been transferred to a new, “cushy” unit at her low-security prison in Florida, The Daily Mail reported Monday—a big change from the convicted s*x trafficker’s digs in the facility’s general population wing, which earned the nickname “the snake pit” due to its high rate of violence. Maxwell is currently serving out her 20-year sentence at FCI Tallahassee and was recently awarded a spot in the prison’s “honor wing,” officially dubbed D South, a smaller unit that houses up to 40 of the lockup’s better behaved inmates, according to the Mail “The conditions in D South are more like the sort of thing Maxwell will have experienced when she attended boarding school as a young girl,” a prison source told the British tabloid. “Everything is well-ordered, there’s less problems, less drama, f*ghts are unheard of. Everyone gets along because they are so happy to be there,” the source added |
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Jaleel White would smoked will Smith in basketball 6 people viewing this @movies By Press Enter 1 hour ago |
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Webbie is a man of the people! 😆 6 people viewing this @hiphop By Victor 1 hour ago |
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Summer jam 2024 lineup 5 people viewing this @hiphop By strungout 10 hours ago |
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Mar 18 - Hundreds of schools in path of solar eclipse cancel classes over safety concerns 5 people viewing this @news By HERMES 7 hours ago |
The kids will be over the moon. Hundreds of school districts from Maine to Texas that will experience near-total darkness during next month’s total solar eclipse will shut down or end classes early out of an abundance of caution. The move is an effort to keep students safe, both protecting their eyes from harmful solar radiation and ensuring they safely arrive home as thousands of out-of-towners crowd small-town streets to catch an optimal glimpse of the rare cosmic phenomenon. On April 8, the moon will pass between the sun and the Earth, briefly blocking out some or all of its light in one of the most stunning celestial events known to mankind. Most of the US will be able to see a less-thrilling — but still very neat — partial eclipse. But residents within a narrow 115-mile-wide band of the country, including 14 states, will be in a zone known as the path of totality, where broad daylight will be completely engulfed by darkness in a total solar eclipse, lasting for around four minutes. Stargazers beware: NASA warns watching the sun as it’s slowly obscured by the moon’s shadow without specialized eye protection designed for solar viewing can cause serious eye injury. With the start of the totality set to hit around the time school lets out across the US, many districts are giving kids the day off to be on the safe side. Meghan Piper, public information officer for Liverpool School District in central New York, told NewsChannel 9 that the district would be closed on April 8, following discussions with local emergency management offices. The district had originally planned to hold half a day of classes, but became concerned about getting kids safely to and from school in light of increased vehicular traffic as throngs of eclipse-gawkers descend on the area, she told the outlet. “School districts in other regions of the country that have experienced total eclipses like this have encountered those issues and the district decided to make the switch.” With parts of central and western New York directly in the totality’s path, dozens of schools are giving kids the day off or holding early dismissals. The totality begins in Buffalo at 3:18 p.m. EDT, according to NASA. Meanwhile, the superintendent of Livingston Public Schools in New Jersey sent a letter to parents this week alerting them it would be dismissing early that day after consulting with the district’s physician. With the eclipse expected in Livingston right around the time the 3 o’clock school bell rings, some parents and staff had expressed concerns excited students might damage their eyes trying to sneak a peek. “Our physician added that the glare and distraction caused by the solar eclipse could also present a challenge with driving during this time, which might negatively impact the safety of our parents, staff, and bus drivers,” the letter read in part. More than a dozen school districts within the totality zone in Central Texas have announced they will be calling off classes on April 8, with Manor Independent School District declaring it a student holiday on its website, KVUE reported. “The decision came after consulting with local city organizations, Travis County Emergency Management, and the Manor Police Department and a*sessing the predicted extreme traffic conditions during the afternoon and evening of the eclipse,” the statement read in part. Parts of the Austin metro area will go dark as the eclipse reaches totality around 1:36 p.m. local time. In Central Indiana, a number of districts are shifting schedules, either canceling classes altogether or holding e-learning days instead. One school that will be in session that day, University High School in Carmel, is using the occasion to teach students about the cosmos, hosting an eclipse viewing party led by science faculty, Indy Star writes. It wasn’t the only school district to acknowledge the significance of the eclipse, with one anticipating it from the start of the school year. Earlier this year, the superintendent of Rocky River City Schools in northeast Ohio reached out to parents to announce the district’s annual spring break would be extended by a day due to the timing of the eclipse, which will be in totality just as the school day usually ends. Nearby Canton City Schools announced back in February on the district’s Facebook page that it would have a “calamity day” on April 8, noting that “Ohio is expecting a traffic gridlock around our dismissal times.” The last total solar eclipse viewable in the US was Aug. 21, 2017, which NASA says was viewed by more than 215 million American adults, either live or online. The next solar eclipse to be visible from the contiguous United States won’t be until 2044. ↪ https://nypost.com/2024/0 .. fety-concerns/ |
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YG - My Krazy Life (10th Anniversaruy) 4 people viewing this @hiphop By Okka 9 hours ago |
Happy Birthday to "My Krazy Life"! This West Coast classic turns 10 years old today. After this everybody wanted beats from DJ Mustard. What does Boxden think about this album? @Beach city @OnlyFactz100 @Sucka Repellent @Badnewz100 @djfilthyrich @GrgeClrk @Eclectic @Bigg_Slime @DeadleeThreat @Mr Untouchable @True School 2 @The corrector |
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Tekashi 69 drops new single "Gooo" no more rainbow 4 people viewing this @hiphop By Press Enter 9 hours ago |
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@Timberwolves WE’LL JUST LEAVE THIS HERE. 4 people viewing this @sports By 484675 6 hours ago |
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Mar 18 - Sacramento to give low-income Black and Native American families $725 a month 3 people viewing this @news By LostTenets 10 hours ago |
↪ https://www.businessinsid .. adline-graphic
Sacramento County is joining a growing list of places around the United States offering no-strings-attached payments to its lowest-income residents. The Sacramento Board of Supervisors approved the basic-income pilot program last week. It's set to offer $725 a month to low-income Black and Native American families. The county is funding the program through a partnership with United Way. Sacramento County has partnered with United Way for other basic-income programs in the past. About 100 families received $300 monthly from the county in its first program, which began in June 2021 and lasted through May 2023. Related stories Oregon is giving homeless young people $1,000 a month to get back on their feet. Here's how it's going. San Antonio experimented with giving people $5,108, no strings attached. They spent it on housing and school supplies for their kids. Why Republicans are f*ghting the basic-income programs many cities and states are adopting: 'Is money a birthright now?' United Way is still tracking the results of that program, but an initial report found that three out of four participants said they were more confident they could reach their financial goals after joining the program. Advertisement Michelle Callejas, the director of child, family, and adult services for the county, spoke at the county board of supervisors meeting on Tuesday. She said the guaranteed-income program was just one piece of a six-step plan to eliminate child poverty. Callejas said that data collected by the county showed that Black children were four times more likely to be removed from their parents by the state than white children in the county. Native Americans, she said, were two times as likely to be removed. "Our ultimate goal is to promote self-sufficiency, family stability, and then reduce involvement with the juvenile justice system," Callejas said. Many other counties, cities, and states around the country are also experimenting with basic-income projects to address rising poverty and housing insecurity. Participants in these programs largely say they spend most of the money they receive on basic needs such as food and paying rent. Advertisement In Baltimore, the Baltimore Young Families Success Fund gives young parents $1,000 a month. The director of policy of the CASH Campaign of Maryland, Tonaeya Moore, previously told Business Insider that surveys suggested participants mostly spent their money on the same general necessities, such as housing and food. In Austin, officials gave $1,000 a month to low-income families from May 2022 to August 2023 to help boost housing rates. Researchers found that, on average, program participants said they spent more than half of the cash they received on housing. Sacramento County safety officials surveyed community members to help form its strategy for the program, and the main areas where people expressed need were basics such as food, diapers, transportation, housing, affordable childcare, and accessibility services, Callejas said. The basic-income pilot is set to start sending out payments in July 2024 and distribute the payments for 12 months. |
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