Topics

Hanover, Germany, is trying out cold showers. It’s part of an all-out effort to conserve depleted energy supplies ahead of the winter. On Wednesday, the city of more than 500,000 people became the first major European metro area to turn off hot water in public buildings in a bid to stave off an energy crisis. But it’s also going further than that: Hanover is cutting hot water to swimming pools, letting public fountains run dry, and turning off exterior lights for museums and other public buildings.

US Federal Reserve ends historic QE program

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRPbWV3x/

THE FRANCISCO POPE PRAISES GOD’S WITNESSES WORLDWIDE !! Moving – Pascom Porto Feliz: Catholic Conference discusses increasing Witnesses … What drives so many people to become Jehovah’s Witnesses? This was the question asked by some clerics, as shown by the following quotations. For example, in Bologna, Italy, the ecclesiastical authorities, with the approval of the pope, held a conference to discuss ways to combat the success of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The Catholic Church raised a “cry of alarm”, the newspaper La Republica, because every year ten thousand Catholics become Jehovah’s Witnesses. The Jesuit Giuseppe De Rosa said that “the religious point of view…

Watchtowerarchive.com We offer over 1000 books, over 200 photos and many other historical writings as well as Biblical Museum artifacts and many original items that are related to the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society and Jehovah's Witnesses. We have had happy and satisfied customers from every corner of the earth including countries under ban or restrictions as well as many Bethel Branches and members at World Headquarters of Jehovah's Witnesses. Feel free to browse our selections and ask any questions. WatchtowerArchive is a Star seller on Etsy with 100% positive feedback on eBay, and have been a seller for over 20 years. Welcome to …

CTRL - Shift -X when in VS Code, and paste the line below into the search box. DavidAnson.vscode-markdownlint shd101wyy.markdown-preview-enhanced qufiwefefwoyn.inline-sql-syntax ms-vscode.powershell shinhwagk.mkstring mechatroner.rainbow-csv zh9528.file-size shardulm94.trailing-spaces pizycki.pretty-exception gurumukhi.selected-lines-count

When The Jetsons debuted in 1962, George was 40 years old. Given that the show was set 100 years in the future, one can extrapolate that George was born in 2022, and, according to Warner Bros. Wiki, his exact birthdate is July 31. The implications are pretty staggering.

the US Senate is the oldest it's ever been, the speaker of the House is 82, the party leaders in the Senate are 71 and 80, and the Presidency is held by someone who won at age 77, running against a 74-year-old.

A FB post saying: You “volunteer” for us, and we give you chicken as compensation. But because this is a fast-food restaurant and not Burning Man, the store was criticized for apparently ignoring a federal law that outlines how employees should be paid for their time spent working. The post has been removed and Chick-fil-A corporate said the location “decided to end this program.”

WFH has wiped out a third of all office real estate value in NYC, about $58 billion worth, according to a working paper from the Social Science Research Network. Coffee shop sales have topped off at about 75% of their pre-pandemic levels, according to new research from Bank of America. 2.5 years after the pandemic shut down offices nationwide, employees are still spending about a third of their paid work time at home, per the recent Survey of Working Arrangements and Attitudes.

Reformulated booster shots from Pfizer and Moderna should be lining pharmacy shelves by September, a Biden administration official told NBC News, meaning a campaign to release second boosters to a broader swath of the population this summer is being scrapped. These retooled shots are intended to provide better protection against the BA5 and BA4 subvariants, which accounted for more than 90% of new cases in the US last week.

Historic flooding in eastern Kentucky has killed 25 people, including at least six children, and the death toll will continue to climb, KY Gov. Andy Beshear warned. The intense rainfall—with some areas receiving more than eight inches in 24 hours—left 23,000+ Kentuckians without power and destroyed hundreds of homes. This disaster comes only seven months after Kentucky suffered the deadliest tornadoes in its history, killing more than 70 people.