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The installation cost for a hose bib or spigot can vary based on several factors including location, accessibility, and any additional plumbing work required. This estimate typically includes the labor and materials needed for the installation, such as the faucet itself, fittings, and any necessary pipes or connections. However, please keep in mind that these are general estimates and the actual cost may differ depending on your specific circumstances. Factors like the complexity of the installation, the distance from existing plumbing lines, and any necessary modifications to your home's plumbing system can affect the final cost. To get an accurate price quote for your particular installation, we recommend reaching out to local plumbers or plumbing companies. They will be able to assess your specific requirements and provide you with a more precise estimate based on your individual needs. Remember, hiring a professional plumber ensures that the installation is done safely and correctly, giving you peace of mind and avoiding potential issues with leaks or damage down the line. If you have any further questions or need assistance with finding trusted plumbers in your area, feel free to ask. We are here to help! Disclaimer: The information provided above is for general guidance only. Costs may vary based on factors specific to your installation. It is advised to consult with local plumbers to obtain accurate price estimates for your project.

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Things Biden and the Democrats did, this week. #5

Feb 9-16 2024

The Department of Education released the first draft for a wide ranging student loan forgiveness plan. After Biden's first attempt at student debt forgiveness was struck down at the Supreme Court in 2023, this new plan is an attempt to replace it with something that will hold up in court. The plan hopes to forgive debt for anyone facing "financial hardship" which has been as broadly defined as possible. Another part of the plan hopes to eliminate $10-20,000 in interest from all student loans, as well as a wide ranging public Information push to inform people of other forgiveness programs they qualify for but don't know about.

The House passed 1.2 Billion Dollars to combat human trafficking, including $175 million in housing assistance to human trafficking victims

The Department of Transportation announced $970 Million for improvements at 114 airports across 44 states and 3 territories. They include $40 million to O'Hare International in Chicago to improve passenger experience by reconfiguring TSA and baggage claims, and installing ADA compliant bathrooms(!). The loans will also go to connecting airports to mass transit, boosted sustainability, installing solar and wind power, and expanding service to under served committees around the country.

Medicare & Medicaid released new guidelines to allow people to pay out of pocket prescription drug coats in monthly installments rather than as a lump sum. This together with capping the price of certain drugs and penalties for drug companies that rise prices over inflation is expected to save the public millions on drug coasts and assure people don't pass on a prescription because they can't pay upfront

The EPA announced its adding 150 more communities to its Closing America's Wastewater Access Gap Community Initiative. 2.2 Million Americans do not have basic running water and indoor plumbing. Broken and unreliable wastewater infrastructure exposed many of those to dangerous raw sewage. These Americans live primarily in poor and rural communities, many predominantly Black communities in the south as well as those on tribal lands. The program is aiming to close the wastewater gap and insure all Americans have access to reliable clear water.

The White House announced deferred action for Palestinians in the US. This means any Palestinian living in the United States, no mater their legal status, can not be deported for any reason for the next 18 months.

The Department of Energy announced $60 million in investment into clean geothermal energy. The plan will hopefully lead to a 90% decrease in the coasts of geothermal. DOE estimates hold that geothermal might be able to power the hopes of 65 million Americans by 2050 making it a key step in the Biden administration plan for a carbon-free grid by 2035 and net-zero emissions by 2050.

The EPA launched $83 million to help improve air quality monitoring across America. With updated equipment local agencies will be better able to report on air quality, give more localized reports of bad air quality and the country will be better equipped to start mitigating the problem

The Department of Energy announced $63 million in investments in domestic heat-pump manufacturing. Studies have shown that heat-pumps reduce green house gases by 50% over the most efficient condensing gas boilers, as technology improves this could rise to 75% by 2030. Heat pump water heaters meanwhile are 2 to 3 times as energy efficient as conventional electric water heaters.

HHS awarded $5.1 million to organizations working with LGBTQI+ Youth and their Families. The programs focus on preventing homelessness, fighting depression and suicide, drug use and HIV prevention and treatment, as well as  family counseling and support interventions tailored for LGBTQI+ families.

The House passed two bills in support of the oppressed Uyghur minority in China. The "No Dollars To Uyghur Forced Labor" Act would prohibit the US government from spending any money on projects that source materials from Xinjiang. The Uyghur Policy Act would create a permanent post at the State Department to coordinate policy on Uyghur Issues, much like the special ambassador on antisemitism.

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Society needs to do a few things to help unhoused people. Firstly, and obviously, those who want to be housed in houses and apartments should be able to get them. Cities should create and enforce rent reduction policies on landlords who let apartments and homes sit vacant - and if they sit vacant too long, the city takes control of the property. Most Airbnbs have to go. Apartments and homes that are foreclosed or owned by banks need to be given to the city to be used for low income or free housing. House selling agencies like Zillow etc who have unsold properties just sitting around should be forced to lower the prices of those homes until someone buys them, and if they are still vacant after a certain amount of time, they too go to the city to manage. You wanna get angry? Google the number of foreclosed homes in your town or city, then Google the estimated homeless population in your area.

But.

I also think society needs to get easier for people who don't have and don't want a permanent house or apartment?? Cities and towns need to ease restrictions on "tiny homes", trailers, campers, mobile homes, live-in-vans, and things like that. They need to provide safe, dry areas for people who want to camp. They need to provide clean places to bathe and shower and clean your clothes. They need to provide water and electricity and plumbing to these places. Because of how job applications work right now, those camps need to have a real address that the people living there can use.

Oh yeah - and of course, hostile architecture needs to be banned WHILE mandating that public spaces must have a minimum mandatory amount of seating.

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Irene Yazzie can’t think of anyone who lives within 10 miles of her farm in the Navajo Nation who has drinking water flowing into their homes, hers included. In the far reaches of the reservation in Northeastern Arizona, near where the red-rock buttes of Monument Valley rise above the desert floor, indoor plumbing can feel like a luxury.

“I don’t know that people understand how hard of a life we have here,” said Yazzie, 71.

Help could be on the way if Congress approves a historic agreement reached between the Navajo, Hopi and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribes and the state of Arizona that would settle all of their outstanding water rights claims to the Colorado River Basin.

The deal, which all three tribes have now approved, marks a historic milestone for Indigenous nations that have fought for decades for their fair share of the water coursing through their ancestral lands.

Water claims with New Mexico and Utah had already been settled. Arizona had been the lone holdout. The 27,400-square-mile Navajo reservation, the nation’s largest, stretches across parts of all three states, with huge distances between towns and even individual homes.

While millions of people in the interior Southwest and Southern California draw from the Colorado River to sustain their cities and crops, Yazzie’s tribe has lacked pipelines connecting it to this precious — and overtaxed — waterway.

Several days a week, Yazzie or one of her two adult children makes the hour-long drive along bumpy dirt and gravel roads to reach a tribal community center that allows residents to pump water for a fee. Once back home, Yazzie has her son refill a cistern in the family’s yard.

“I’m always hauling water,” Yazzie said recently by phone.

Yazzie and her neighbors outside the Navajo hamlet of Dennehotso aren’t alone in living with water scarcity. An estimated 30% of households on the Navajo reservation don’t have indoor plumbing, and many who live in remote areas have to power their homes with generators because they’re also not connected to the power grid.

During a signing event in the tribal capital of Window Rock, Ariz., Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren said the water agreement is especially meaningful for residents on the reservation who are forced to haul water simply to access a basic necessity of life. In some cases, residents share water supplies with relatives and friends, while others get relief from nonprofits that offer free water system installations.

While the deal has been a long time in the making, the effort to bring safe drinking water into tribal members’ homes has taken on a new urgency in recent years due to droughts caused by climate change, the coronavirus pandemic and the battle among Southwestern states to secure their share of water from the river basin.

The country’s volatile politics and the looming presidential election are also top of mind for Indigenous leaders. The tribes will need both congressional approval and a presidential signature before the new agreement can take effect.

Some tribal officials see the Democratic administration of President Biden as more favorable to water rights claims and the protection of ancestral lands than Biden’s predecessor and presumptive Republican nominee, Donald Trump, though both as president have acted in support of expanding water access. In 2020, the Trump administration backed a deal between the Navajo Nation and Utah that settled all water rights claims in state and authorized about $220 million in federal funding to help build water infrastructure. Since Biden took office in 2021, his administration has directed hundreds of millions of dollars to Indigenous tribes for water projects.

In 2023, however, the majority-conservative U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to Navajo efforts to expand water access when it ruled that the federal government is not legally obligated to aid in the building of pipelines and other infrastructure to bring safe drinking water to reservation residents.

“Last year it was a hit to the belly that the (U.S. Supreme Court) was not going to help us,” Nygren said at the signing ceremony. “But now we have our own attorneys, water experts, hydrologists, and we can figure out how much water belongs to us.”

Under the finalized agreement, the Navajo will receive “a substantial amount of the Colorado River Upper Basin water, some Lower Basin water, all groundwater underlying the Navajo Nation, all surface water that reaches the Navajo Nation from the Little Colorado River, and all wash water that reaches the Nation south of the Hopi reservation,” according to the Navajo Nation Council.

The deal calls for the federal government to allocate $5 billion toward the building of critical infrastructure to link the territory’s surface water and groundwater sources to the communities that need them. It also gives the Navajo the flexibility to move Arizona water from the Colorado River’s upper basin to the lower basin and to divert water in New Mexico and Utah to Navajo communities in Arizona if that’s the closest source to those residents.

“Obviously, living on the Navajo reservation, we don’t have boundaries — this is just one piece of our homeland — so building out large infrastructure for water, sewer and electric lines, that’s huge,” said Joelynn Ashley, who chairs the Navajo Nation Water Rights Commission and represents areas that border the river.

Ashley said that while many Navajo have long depended on groundwater, contamination from uranium and arsenic, as well high salinity levels, make some of it unsafe to use. And some wells simply don’t yield enough water to meet demand.

“We just want to be able to use all of our water because we’ve got a lot of places where either water quantity or water quality is not there,” Ashley said.

Yazzie says the arrival of pipelines and water pouring from a tap in her home could not happen soon enough. She’s looking forward to the day when she doesn’t have to drive 16 miles each way to fill up on water for her family, as well as her 18 cows, 15 goats and two horses.

“It’s a hassle,” she said.

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FFXIV Write 2024: Day 8 - Clean (Extra Credit/Free Day)

Arashi, for once in a very, very long time, had nothing to do. While her wounds from Ultima Thule had mostly healed, Y’shtola and Stalwart had been very clear that she wasn’t to do anything strenuous, particularly with her armour ruined beyond repair. So she was left to sit in her new home, forbidden from anything more than gentle stretching, and told to take care of herself.

Eventually, she settled on taking a bath.

It didn’t take long to draw the water, pumped and purified from the Lochs through a series of tubes. Plumbing, they had called it, a Sharlayan invention that was apparently going to revolutionise the world. That and a half-dozen other things, in Arashi’s estimate. Lyse had pulled a good few strings to get the systems installed in the new housing district, with the plan being to roll it out through the whole city in time. Arashi had quietly donated a decent chunk of her personal funds towards making it happen a little sooner. She couldn’t help it, seeing the light in Lyse’s eyes as she described it all.

Soon enough a steaming tub awaited her, just slightly too hot for comfort but apparently perfect for a healing body. Arashi slipped out of her clothes, only wincing a little as fabric scraped over tender wounds. A healing arm, a badly bruised leg, cuts all over her chest and stomach, a shorn horn. All steadily regrowing and renewing. Arashi winced again as she slid into the tub, but a little pain wasn’t enough to discourage her. She settled in, leaning back until the water lapped against the scales on her neck. Perfect.

Too much of this and I’ll go soft in no time. The thought rose unbidden as she soaked. But didn’t she deserve to, after all she’d been through? Hadn’t she earned some rest and relaxation? Besides, everyone was insistent that she stop overworking herself and slow down, her sister loudest of all. But still the thought churned away. Still it sat there, a sharp edge catching the fabric of her mind.

Arashi let out a groan, sinking deeper until her chin reached the surface of the water. Had she not cut her hair it would have gotten soaked as well, splaying out around her. It was strange, having it so short, but she couldn’t deny it suited her. The boiling water had left her various wounds pleasantly salved as well. Physically, her recuperation was going as well as could be expected. Mentally…

She remembered Lyse’s words, her tears, her anger. She remembered Sanda’s bitter disappointment, the way her sister’s eyes had betrayed the fear both women refused to speak. She remembered Alisaie finding swear words Arashi had never even known existed. She deserved it all, of course. For choosing to indulge her wishes instead of leaving Zenos to rot. For choosing to end him personally, not for the sake of the universe, but just to prove to herself that she could. For giving into her worst instincts.

And worst of all, she knew that she would have done it all over again if she had the chance. That was what truly rankled. For all her talk of justice and helping those in need, she was a sword. A sword existed to cut down that which stood in its path. She couldn’t pretend otherwise. But she could choose what she cut, and how deeply. And she had chosen poorly.

A creek from downstairs cut through her thoughts. She thought she was alone in the house, but apparently not. Instinctively her eyes darted to her sword, lying against the wall next to the door. Typical. Fists would have to do, then. They wouldn’t catch her off-guard, even-

Calm. You know who that is. A voice of reason emerged from its slumber to cut through her tension. Fray, as always, was able to think clearly when she could not. Arashi forced a deep breath in, then out. In, then out. Her heart returned to its natural rhythm. Of course. Only one other person had the keys to the house, and she would have heard any break-in attempts earlier. Her wife had simply come home early, that was all.

Arashi closed her eyes, focusing on the footsteps. There was no attempt at subterfuge, just the patient pad of a casual walker. Another door creaked open as Lyse apparently checked the bedroom, followed by a few moments of silence. Then more footsteps, drawing closer. A knock at the door. A familiar voice.

“Arashi, are you in there?”

Arashi took a moment to find her voice again. “You can come in, Lyse.” It wasn’t like she hadn’t seen it all anyway. And besides, the tub kept her mostly decent.

The door cracked open, followed by Lyse’s head. She smiled, saw Arashi in the tub, then went red in the face and ducked back out the open door. Arashi couldn’t help but chuckle. For all Lyse’s forwardness in other areas, she could be surprisingly shy about some things. Particularly considering how she got when they found the time for some proper intimacy. There was a brief rustling, followed by Lyse’s face appearing again. Still red, but more composed this time.

“Sorry, didn’t mean to disturb you. Are you feeling alright?”

Arashi nodded, tail slapping against the wall of the tub. “I’m fine. Just finding ways to pass the time until I’m given the all-clear.” And marinating in her own inner conflicts. Perhaps Fareena would have been the better choice for Warrior of Light. She wouldn’t have been plagued by such feelings, surely.

The look of concern on Lyse’s face told Arashi she hadn’t been particularly convincing. “Are you sure? Because I know you got an earful from everyone, and I know Alisaie said she’d never forgive you for being a thick-headed idiot, but-”

“I’m fine,” Arashi snapped back. “I’ll be fine. I just need to…” Words failed. What did she need to do? She didn’t know, honestly. “I’ll be fine.” She knew the words lacked conviction. But she didn’t know what else to say.

“It’s okay to not be okay,” Lyse said quietly. “Nobody will think less of you for it.”

Arashi’s response was to sink deeper into the tub. She didn’t trust her voice to speak for her. She could just about see above the rim, enough to see the door widening and… Oh. Gods. Kami above. Twelve have mercy.

“I know I’m awful with words and all, but there are a few things I can do.” Lyse stepped properly into the room. That explains the rustling. And her face. “It’s not good for you to be alone while you’re like this. So…” Lyse stepped into the tub in a single fluid motion, settling herself on Arashi’s torso with a smile. “Let’s keep each other company, shall we?”

Arashi could only nod. Lyse had a way of hypnotising her without really meaning to, to the point where she couldn’t find the words to describe it. She just couldn’t take her eyes off the way Lyse moved, the practised care and fluidity of her motion. And Lyse damn well knew how to weaponise that fact, the evil woman.

Still, Arashi found it easy enough to forgive her when Lyse’s lips met hers. There wasn’t much room for thought for a while after that.

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