For $30 you can order a week’s worth of meal kit for two (6 meals) from some of the cheaper meal kit websites.
For $30 you can order a week’s worth of meal kit for two (6 meals) from some of the cheaper meal kit websites.
Maybe it’s in an airport. Either way I’m not sure what this has to do with a housing bubble.
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“Shut it down and give the money back to the shareholders.”
What went wrong: The US government allowed studios to own streaming and broadcast channels. This resulted in extreme fragmentation of the market where programs were no longer sold on the open market and every studio felt like they had to open their own streaming channel to compete.
It didn’t work when studios owned movie theaters and so that was outlawed. Now we’ve come full circle and studios can buy movie theaters. That’s not going to save the theaters because the studio is going to put their product out for a week before shuffling it off to their streaming channel. Or worse, cancel it for a write off rather than let it air on competing networks.
Just what we needed, more fucking mergers. 
His character (and species) was the best part of Discovery.
Bring back Hemmer!!!
That looks amazing. Makes me wonder why they didn’t sell a monitor like this back in the day.
Fantastic actress. She kicked ass as Rosalynd Sheas on L. A. Law among other great roles. Did a great job as Pulaski as well. I really wish Trek would give Pulaski a shout out on one of the other series currently in production.
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Note that some of these policies are the result of evangelicals from the United States exerting influence.
https://foreignpolicy.com/2023/03/19/africa-uganda-evangelicals-homophobia-antigay-bill/
Not as cringeworthy for me at least. Also I thoroughly enjoyed the clever nod to hiding out in the Dixon holodeck program in First Contact.
I hated them. I also hated the Chaotica/Captain Proton episodes on Voyager. I’m sure they were fun for the people involved, but I got second hand embarrassment trying to watch them.
That’s a lovely desktop picture.
I was just curious considering the praise angle of the story. Everyone complains about Apple’s 30% cut from their store, but for some reason it’s ok or “praised as a democratic platform” when everyone else does it.
How much of a percentage does Steam get from each sale?
Think of it like this — they often send other crew teams, we just don’t see those episodes very often.