Via the Brennan Center. Elected judges are more punitive and more likely to rule against defendants.
The problem is that the judges often use their decisions to campaign instead of simply applying the law. So they might give an unpopular criminal defendant a harsher sentence to look tough on crime or even tilt a trial against an innocent defendant. Not that doesn't happen with judges that are appointed by the executive, but it's usually not as bad.
The power bowl is nice combined with other stuff. During Hatch chili season, I roasted up some Hatch chilies and removed the skin, stem, and seeds. Chop one or two up and stick them in the bowl. Combine with a heated tortilla.
Though that varies by country. It is also maybe not meat based but milk based.
And many items can be customized to be vegan or vegetarian with some simple substitutions or exclusions. The only problem is when the kitchen makes a mistake. Not a calamity for someone who is just trying to get a lot less meat in their diet, but a reason to be pissed when a vegan wanders into a region of reduced fat sour cream.
I'm not too surprised. It must be quite unpleasant working around a noisy piece of machinery like that.
Or as one sausage restaurant sign nows says:
IMMIGRANTS EAT OUR DOGS
Not really. It was always her tactic to make him go nuts. Provoking him into shouting over her would have gone along with that and just made him look bad.
I am a very narrow supporter of eugenics. Specifically, I am against any further breeding by Elon Musk.
During the US occupation, the Taliban absolutely did attack civilian targets to further political goals. They attacked everything from restaurants to embassies to a university.
The left wing circular firing squad
Well, it's going through my head right now, so I will count it.
Ceilings in my ass
That works until it doesn't. Keeping your state out of play means Democrats can focus their limited resources on other states. Let it become a closer contest and Democrats may find themselves expending resources in areas that should be a slam dunk.
I just started looking up the different ways to order beers. Wow. Even if it's based on the metric system, each country really did go and reinvent the wheel.
I'm doing a series of conversations/interviews with my parents' generation to keep a voice record of their stories. As part of that, I'm doing transcripts that start with the transcript feature of Google's Recorder. It can do some nifty things like assign speakers to individual voices. I have to clean up the transcripts some, but it's far less laborious than dealing with a 15-20 minute conversation. I can fix up a transcript in maybe 5 minutes.
That happened at my university, though not to someone affiliated with the university. He was trying to break up a fight. He had a gun and it fell out its holster. He was grabbing for it as campus police were shouting not to. They shot and killed him. While you can argue about whether the police response and training was appropriate, one thing is definitely true. If he had not had a gun on him that day, he would not have been killed. A country awash in guns is not a better country, despite what the "a well armed society is a polite society" people claim.