>It just needs to be reliable - Honda or Toyota.

It’s almost as if you didn’t read this part. L

You don’t have to buy a better one. There’s no requirement to get something newer or better. It just needs to be reliable - Honda or Toyota.

The difference in premiums is significant and replacing a 2008 vehicle with another 2008 vehicle isn’t going to result in a $500/month car payment. The payout from the insurance company for an old car minus the deductible isn’t going to be as much money as you think. They will depreciate the fuck out of that car and you won’t have too much to show for your increased premium.

USAA if that option for or Costco if you’re a member. I saved significantly with Costco with Florida policy and Florida auto insurance is way higher than PA including Philly

Why do you have collision coverage? You should only be carrying liability coverage for a vehicle that old. There’s a significant difference in premiums

https://www.everycrsreport.com/files/2022-12-01_IF11907_6d9cd10aa70c19c44aebcc54a978740261f597cc.pdf

Bottom right of page 1. Governor fills the vacancy until the next statewide general election

They will be eligible for unemployment compensation.

I don’t understand why grown men in dresses and garish makeup want to read books to kids and I don’t know why school administrators think it’s a good idea. Are there no women available? Like actual women. They make up half the population so I’d imagine you could find a woman who could do the job. Are men the only entertaining people in outlandish clothes?

He’s probably referring to schools like U of Michigan and OSU who have 142 and 132 DIE employees respectively.

It should be all administrators.

The people have apparently proved it to those that removed the book. Parent(s) challenged the book. Book was reviewed. Book was removed.

It’s reporter’s job to gather information and provide it. So we either have to draw our own conclusions based on almost zero information

It would nice if the reporter put some excerpts from the book in the article so we could get a feel for what's in it. Some books are appropriate for HS libraries, some aren't.

15 is a nice drive. 81 sucks but there are some nice views as you go through Schuylkill County (starting around MP 112). You can jump off 81 at McAdoo (rt 309). Follow 309 south for a short stretch then turn left at the first light. You’ll be on Ben Titus/Quakake Rd. That will take you to Weatherly. Follow signs for White Haven and you’ll be able to pickup RT 940.

Ben Titus/Quakake Rd is really nice. It’s a mainly flat and straight road that runs through a narrow valley.

Adding some more… take the first exit in PA off of 15 and head north on Emmitsburg Rd. That will take you straight through the battlefield and into the town of Gettysburg. Travel through the center of town and follow Business rt 15. You can follow that up to rt 394 where you can jump back on 15

Here’s the route. Godspeed

https://imgur.com/a/IPbVOna

LEOSA exists mainly for state and local police to carry off-duty or retired in all states but that has limitations. It’s fairly new and federal agents were carrying all over the place prior to it being enacted.

She was carrying under 6106. LEOSA doesn’t enter into because she’s legally carrying under PA law. She’s carrying legally by being a duly authorized federal agent. She is a duly authorized federal agent 24/7/365 until she separates employment

PA does not have a buffer on school zones. That was the purpose of referencing 912. Federal gun free zone law says the buffer is 1000ft but people can carry within that border if states allow it. PA only excludes the actual property of the school from carrying. It does that through 6106 and 912 because 6206 authorizes people to carry and 912 has no buffer.

6106 exempts her from permit requirements. I pointed you to the section.

Duly authorized federal employees are exempt from permits. Duly authorized doesn’t require her to be on duty. Merely being authorized to carry by her agency is sufficient. Have badge; can carry

The federal agent wasn’t carrying pursuant to LEOSA. She was carrying under 6106. The federal gun free school zone allows states to license individual to carry in those areas. PA law allows people to carry in those areas pursuant the Uniform Firearms Act. Firearm possession on school property is covered under section 912 of the PA crimes code. There is no distance buffer in 912.

Your claim that Philly is a gun free zone is dead wrong. As is your claim that she is covered only on duty. Section 6106 has her covered.

r/confidentlywrong

PA has the Uniform Firearm Act which establishes firearm laws for the entire state to include Philadelpia. Philadelphia is not gun free zone neither in law or in practice.

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=18&div=0&chpt=61&mobile_choice=suppress

6106 (2)(b)5 allows federal agents to carry concealed anywhere in the state.

Also, LEOSA doesn’t require officers to be on duty. Among other things, it allows retired law enforcement officers who by definition can’t be on duty to carry concealed anywhere in the US.

I don’t think that was accurate now or 20 years ago.

This is the statute that allows for limited statewide jurisdiction for municipal police officer (Philly PD is a municipal PD). There are no special carve outs for Philly or first class cities.

https://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/legis/LI/consCheck.cfm?txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=89&sctn=53&subsctn=0&mobile_choice=suppress

> City of Philadelphia Police have state-wide jurisdiction like the State Police.

I’ve never heard this. Do you have the statute for that?

Have your ex buy an EZ pass for you to use in your car then only use that EZ Pass for those trips or don’t pick up her daughter.

If you have your own EZ pass wrap it foil and put it in your glove box.

She's not talking about acid rain. She's talking about vinyl chloride getting into the ground water. The threat of acid rain is gone.

https://innotechtoday.com/chemicals-from-ohio-train-derailment-spark-concerns-of-acid-rain/

>Acid rain could have formed after the controlled release and burn of chemicals on Feb. 6,” Kevin Crist, professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering and the director of the Air Quality Center at Ohio University, said. “If it did form and fall, it would have most likely occurred downwind of East Palestine.

>“There would maybe be localized problems, but once that plume is gone, it’s gone. Unless it’s sticking to a residue.”

And the expert you cite is saying the same thing. These chemicals are short lived in the atmosphere.

I can’t find the article but Michael Mann PSU climate scientist said that wasn’t a significant concern. Burning the chemical turned into various chemicals that dissipate more quickly in the air.

Good idea but I don’t think PA waterways will be greatly affected. The waterways south and west of the site are of greater concern. There’s a divide that runs through PA. Everything east of the divide ends up in the Chesapeake, everything west heads to the Mississippi then the Gulf.

There’s a triple divide point in Potter where the watershed of the Mississippi, Chesapeake and St Lawrence seaway meet.

It might not be payment but it’s compensation of some form. You got something in exchange for being a grad assistant. Is every grad student a grad assistant?

500+ school districts with 500+ superintendents and administrative staff. Maybe some wide-scale consolidation is in order.