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Here we go.

Pick a different windmill.

> solar panels still work under snow

Not really. Power is generated in the area where the snow slid, not through thick snow.

https://www.energy.gov/eere/articles/let-it-snow-how-solar-panels-can-thrive-winter-weather

> Light is able to forward scatter through a sparse coating, reaching the panel to produce electricity. It's a different story when heavy snow accumulates, which prevents PV panels from generating power. Once the snow starts to slide, though, even if it only slightly exposes the panel, power generation is able to occur again.

I don’t think you know what detriment means.

Maine would do better to lease that and get guaranteed recurring revenue rather than front the money for it.

It’s a mile from route 3, across the old sagamore bridge, to the golf course. About 1000’ of that is Hudson.

Most of the traffic is going to be heading back over the bridge. Hudson won’t see much extra traffic from this.

Check the local library.

Find a Clark’s Fishing Guide. The green one was last updated in 2009 but it’s still useful.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/jzMAAOSwyktixajP/s-l1600.png

• OVER 450 LAKES, PONDS AND RIVERS COVERED -- Fish Species To Be Found -- Access Sites - Exact Directions and Quality
• DEPTH CHARTS
• TEMPERATURE/OXYGEN/pH PROFILES
• VEGETATION LOCATIONS/DESCRIPTIONS
• RULES AND REGULATIONS
• FISHING TIPS AND INFORMATION

What?

Childcare and sports.

Wtf kind of gymnastics are you doing to tie those together?

Maine is in the bottom half for education. You’re proud of that and think it would be better to be worse?

https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/best-states-for-education

“Housing communities” like are mentioned in the fema article are a bit different than thousands of miles of lines, wouldn’t you say?

https://www.fema.gov/case-study/overhead-underground-it-pays-bury-power-lines

Burying lines is stupid expensive.

Yes, more expensive than sending crews out to fix downed lines.

Manchester it Portsmouth.

If I was younger, I’d pick Portsmouth.

If you’re talking about curiosity, that’s doubtful. It’s mission was supposed to last about two earth year ms and it’s been 11 years

https://mars.nasa.gov/msl/spacecraft/rover/summary/

So it’s doubtful they would have done anything to extend the mission when it’s already gone beyond expectations be a decade

Dropbox
Box.com
OneDrive
Google drive
P drive
Idrive
Amazon drive
Mega

> I have a great relationship with my child.

Because you’re insulating your child from the world. Once your child figures that out…

> You should not worry about me and my relationship.

…you should be worried.

You told me I’m trimming my kids and you think I’m an ass? 🤣

Your kids will eventually get out from under your control and make friends. Some of them won’t be like them, and they’ll figure out two things

1. Gay/trans people are just people who want to be left alone to find friends, find love, have families, and do meaningful work.
2. They need to cut you out of their lives and let you die alone and lonely because of your hateful ideas.

When your kids grow up a little and get some experience out in the world, and realize what a horrible person you are, you’re going to be lonely in your senior years after they’ve cut you out of their lives.

> Most countries with universal healthcare are not paying 45-50%, that is really only a few countries

Finland
Japan
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Belgium
Israel
Netherlands
Portugal
Ireland
Spain
Germany
UK
France
Australia
Greece (44%)
Italy (43%)…

I posted the link. I’m not sure what more I can do.

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/highest-taxed-countries

You keep typing words back at me. Why won’t you back up your claim? Post info on how the US spends more when you take into account all taxes.

> Except I didn't say "in line", I said above and beyond.

I’d like to see the math that says when you add all of it up, the US is paying more.

I keep seeing that many other countries have universal healthcare and the US has to pay so “the US pays more for healthcare” but that ignores that they also pay 45-50% tax and VAT.

So if you’re going to claim the US is more expensive, compare apples:apples and show the math.

> talk to anyone who moved to the USA from places like Canada, Australia, many places in Europe. They often think they will be free from high taxes, only to discover it gets transplanted to other places, and they are paying for it elsewhere.

So, that’s exactly what I said. The US has relatively low taxes until you add in healthcare, then it goes up to be about in-line with other developed countries.

You agreed with me.

And I thought it was unfair to add more money to the pile, then incorrectly say the US has “some of the highest” when really that just brought the US in-line with many other developed countries.

Or you could say the US has some of the lowest taxes in the developed world, and when you add in expenses for healthcare it’s right on par with the other developed countries.