I believe you are referencing my last statement about our allocation of funds towards education and yes I agree with youAnd for the most part, that’s been a pretty good ROI.
I believe you are referencing my last statement about our allocation of funds towards education and yes I agree with youAnd for the most part, that’s been a pretty good ROI.
I am and it's true, as we always hear how good our K-12 education rates against other states.I believe you are referencing my last statement about our allocation of funds towards education and yes, I agree with you.
The reason is that they went back down to under $2 a few months after their peak…which was still a little less than what they are right now.
Do you see that happening this time?
2008.Which time lol? There were big increases throughout that period.
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Not anytime soon, no. But all kinds of crazy stuff can happen that can affect the price of gas at the pump. So I wouldn’t rule it out entirely.2008.
The year you quoted.
Do you think it will go back down to below $2 like then? I don’t.
In few months? As that’s what happened back then. $4+ to under $2.Not anytime soon, no. But all kinds of crazy stuff can happen that can affect the price of gas at the pump. So I wouldn’t rule it out entirely.
In few months? As that’s what happened back then. $4+ to under $2.
Who knows. Again, anything can happen if we look out into the future far enough.In few months? As that’s what happened back then. $4+ to under $2.
So you think by Thanksgiving or Christmas we could be back below $2 bucks?Who knows. Again, anything can happen if we look out into the future far enough.
Nope, not in the next 15-20 years, would be my guess. Probably longer.So you think by Thanksgiving or Christmas we could be back below $2 bucks?
It would be great.
Well in 2008 it was just over a few months so let’s hope history repeats itself.🤞Nope, not in the next 15-20 years, would be my guess. Probably longer.
2008.
The year you quoted.
Do you think it will go back down to below $2 like then? I don’t.
Not directly like this ploy to prop up these plants.
Anybody who thinks fuel is going back to a reasonable cost anytime soon probably took economics classes with AOC @ BU.So you think by Thanksgiving or Christmas we could be back below $2 bucks?
It would be great.
Are those State's energy bills lower or higher since these wind farms went in?Oh, I checked all of those states have wind farms off shore.
That’s harder to look up. You try to find it on the web.Are those State's energy bills lower or higher since these wind farms went in?
Great question.Why does it have to be foreign companies?
Which school do he go to, if you don’t mind me asking? My older brother was in one of the first classes at Communications. The valedictorian is my elementary school class went to MAST, which led to her admission into Annapolis. I know another guy they went to Allied Health and he ended up pitching at West Point. They’re all great.I can remember the first time we checked out the MCVSD schools with our older Son where I ended up saying to my Wife..."this is money (our taxes) well spent."
I'm not worried about me. I'll be just fine.
My concern is for the poor bastards who don't have a choice. Sit down face to face and explain the windmills and unicorns plan to the family that is handing over their kid's Christmas money to the guy at the gas station. They are why I hope things will change. I have options. Same idiots are running/ruining the country right now.
Your flippant response tells me all I need to know about you.
Because they believe in America last. If you are going to do it, at least do it with American companies, not DanishWhy does it have to be foreign companies?
Do the public contracts get awarded based on a competitive bidding process?Because they believe in America last. If you are going to do it, at least do it with American companies, not Danish
Yes but there are many considerations they take into account such as experience in doing a project like this. Its all about how the RFP is written. It can be tailored so that the preferred bidder wins the bid.Do the public contracts get awarded based on a competitive bidding procesYess?
The company that is building this has done these projects in Europe alreadyYes
Yes but there are many considerations they take into account such as experience in doing a project like this. Its all about how the RFP is written. It can be tailored so that the preferred bidder wins the bid.
The companythat is buidling this
I used to write RFP’s for Treasury. I know how it works.The company that is building this has done these projects in Europe already
The new education funds allocation formula has greatly impacted allocation of state funds to schools, with some inequitable results. Some real puzzling results:I believe you are referencing my last statement about our allocation of funds towards education and yes I agree with you
The new education funds allocation formula has greatly impacted allocation of state funds to schools, with some inequitable results. Some real puzzling results:
For example:
"Red Bank Borough and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School districts would see double-digit percentage increases of 21% and 17% respectively."
"Among the biggest hits will be to Asbury Park schools, which saw an $8.6 million cutback to $29.2 million, or a 22.73% reduction. In neighboring Neptune, the impact is also severe, with the district set to receive $16.9 million, or $5.4 million less than last year. That is a 24.4% drop."
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Asbury Park, Neptune lead Shore schools losing NJ funds under proposed Murphy budget
Shore public schools will lose more than $37 million in state aid, but more than half receive an increase.www.app.com
The new education funds allocation formula has greatly impacted allocation of state funds to schools, with some inequitable results. Some real puzzling results:
For example:
"Red Bank Borough and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School districts would see double-digit percentage increases of 21% and 17% respectively."
"Among the biggest hits will be to Asbury Park schools, which saw an $8.6 million cutback to $29.2 million, or a 22.73% reduction. In neighboring Neptune, the impact is also severe, with the district set to receive $16.9 million, or $5.4 million less than last year. That is a 24.4% drop."
Many districts received more than they were supposed to for years. What they are calling cuts were just being brought to the correct amountof course they will see the biggest cutbacks, because they were getting the most per student. I think at one time AP was averaging almost 30K per student
None of them. Liked but didn't love.Which school do he go to, if you don’t mind me asking? My older brother was in one of the first classes at Communications. The valedictorian is my elementary school class went to MAST, which led to her admission into Annapolis. I know another guy they went to Allied Health and he ended up pitching at West Point. They’re all great.
Me two. 😎 😎 As you know, I have a kid who went to each of said schools, and both are doing at their respective colleges.None of them. Liked but didn't love.
I was most impressed with the kids at Allied during their open house as they ran the whole thing while my Wife, a physics teacher, loved BioTech.
Me neither. That was something my brother was into. I checked out Communications. It was really cool but I wasn’t sold on doing anything communications related. I’ve heard great things about BioTech. These vocational schools are great if your kid knows what they want to do with their life.None of them. Liked but didn't love.
I was most impressed with the kids at Allied during their open house as they ran the whole thing while my Wife, a physics teacher, loved BioTech.
This.T2K was all for pipelines and nuclear plants except when it was in his backyard. The windmill farms sound very similar. We need to generate as much energy as possible.
It’s amazing anyone types this easily debunked nonsense about birds without being embarrassed or realizing it discredits anything else they try to say.Doesn't matter what party supports these monstrosities, they don't produce enough energy to warrant their existence, they kill birds by the scores, they produce a tremendous amount of greenhouses gases in their production, they have little salvage value and just occupy landfills, and they destroy the natural beauty wherever they are built. Their only value is to make some individuals feel better about all the pollution and gas associated with the use of their SUVs and plane trips for their summer vacations.
Sure. But what do you want done about it? If it were simple to fix, it'd be fixed already.
The impacts on our wallets due to inflation are due to drivers that have been around for decades. It (inflation) was always a risk, always coming. But nobody did anything about it because it was politically expedient not to do so (for politicians from both parties - I'm not finger pointing here).
Now mix in a trade war, a global pandemic, and now a disruptive war in Ukraine, and we wind up with supply being far outpaced by demand in several critical economic sectors.
All of which results in a negative impact to our wallets.
It will keep the orange, purple, white, yellow, green and red heads off the beach.Will this keep green heads off the bays and beaches?