$75 minimum!!

It's Friday, so hopefully, someone sees this is going there and can give ya a ride.

Thank you!

What would you suggest?

>progressive company whose owners work to resolve inequality.

Landon McCarter prefers to blame his own employees for posting racially insensitive material to his personal Facebook page.

Social media controversy heats up Springfield school board race

"All over the place, from the popular culture to the propaganda system, there is constant pressure to make people feel that they are helpless, that the only role they can have is to ratify decisions and to consume."

Noam Chomsky

What was your original diagnosis?

If your back is hurting after a car accident, the last thing you need is your spine to be manipulated.

Follow up with PCP and ask for a referral if needed, or request an MRI if the pain persists. If you're experiencing muscle spasms, call a trained massage therapist.

Because it's Federal land! Missouri can't charge him for crimes that occur on Federal property. Do you want the Federal government to prematurely charge him before a complete investigation? Was Springfield Fed Med the only prison he visited? Is he part of a bigger criminal organization?

Welcome! The local app "All Things Diverse" might be helpful.

>As of Wednesday, Simental did not appear to be facing criminal charges in Missouri related to the drone activity.

He's back in custody. Federal prosecutors don't have to rush to file charges.

What conclusions are people getting wrong? That the vice president of the school board didn't show appropriate temperament given the circumstances? That, as Vice President she should be an example to the children of this district on how to behave appropriately?

Edit: and before you comment that I haven't read the story... this news is 4 days old and I've previously commented and criticized the Newsleader's headline as click bait.

https://www.reddit.com/r/springfieldMO/comments/11b8e6p/sps_board_official_accused_of_disrupting_student/j9xvujc?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3

If there was a group of teenage boys discussing their mental health struggles and a school broad member interrupted to interject themselves into the conversation--- is that low-key harmless?

"See, boys, most of you don't experience mental health issues - just half. It was super important I interrupt because my observations are more important than your voice being heard and this space feeling safe. I know it feels very vulnerable to discuss this subject matter among your peers. But I couldn't help myself. Go ahead and proceed."

Is that not derailing? Is it appropriate behavior for an adult? Are those boys overreacting? Would they continue to feel safe to speak openly?

The article title seems purposefully inaccurate. The event wasn't about racial trauma. It was the Youth Empowerment Summit,

>an annual conference created to expose local high school students from historically under-represented groups to higher education options.

During the event, a mental health session was held and lead by Burrell. The kids were meditating and reflecting on trauma, including racial trauma.

I know the News-leader is a business, but they are fanning the flames of racial tensions locally. People will skim the headline and think their tax dollars are being used to teach or support CRT.

They wanna report and profit off these stories. The very least they could do is be self-aware enough to NOT continue the harm with inaccurate or inflammatory reporting.

You

>I've been inside of these nasty environments.

But also you

>The nonsense and lies that are construed are lengthy and deliberate. Lets see if this is fact or fiction.

Oh, yikes. Basically, the HOA can govern everything. My friend lives in one and got fined for one of those political signs in her front yard. It was just for the local school board election.

Just curious, did you know what a HOA was before buying the house? Like was it all explained to ya?

Who is Brad Cole?

Online - Warby Parker.

>or walmart,

Virtually no one? Plenty of folks without reliable transportation or that live in food deserts welcome new stores with access to fresh fruits, veggies and meat. Being able to walk and not depend on public transportation or expensive taxis to haul your groceries home.

>support any local businesses for a reasonable price (like 20$?)

No Ma'am

Are you with a dispensary or private?

Home delivery would be a great service.

>Why do we accept people out there in heavy equipment who are unwilling to put in effort to increase our safety?

It's those actual government departments (transportation and police included) in charge of maintaining safe roads that every single winter storm is putting out public notices to SLOW down. That advice applies to everyone.

>If this is happening repeatedly though, or if traffic is backed up behind you, that could be a lack of experience (and therefore skills and confidence)

Same thing could be said that experience is the reason why they are driving below the limit.

>I'm a 52 year old adult and the only other people doing this are 17 year old high school boys.

That's not the flex you think it is.

The app "All Things Diverse SGF" - has local Asian business and resources.

That's where my mind went.