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[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Hoodline:

Activists and Tribal leaders united this past Saturday in a protest against the continued operation of the Pinyon Plain uranium mine located near the Grand Canyon, with around 250 participants including members of the Havasupai and Lakota tribes. According to a report by ABC15, the protest was to send a clear message requesting the shutdown of the mine, as stated by Sandy Bahr, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter Director.

The Havasupai tribe, whose sacred lands and water sources are to potentially be affected, together with conservationists, have long voiced their concerns. Recently, transportation of the uranium across Navajo Nation lands has also been called into question. Following the protest, Energy Fuels – the company behind the mine – reportedly paused shipments as talks with the Navajo Nation continued. Curtis Moore, a spokesman for Energy Fuels, said, "We have had productive discussions with the Navajo Nation, and we believe the parties will be able to come to a reasonable agreement that ensures coordinated emergency management and the protection of public health and safety at all times," in a statement obtained by ABC15.

On top of the eco-political tensions, Arizona Attorney General has called for a fresh look into the environmental impact of the mine, citing the age and outdatedness of the current study. Taylor McKinnon of the Center for Biological Diversity underscored the urgency, telling ABC15, "The old [study] is obviously old and didn't consider a lot of the new science, which is very clear, saying that there is a very real threat to Grand Canyon's groundwater and its springs and its creeks from this uranium mine."

[beardedmrbean]

The fate of the annual Lesbians Who Tech (LWT) Summit hangs in the balance now that its organizers are being forced to consider relocating the event.

The summit is typically held in San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ neighborhood, called the Castro district. But recently, the Castro Merchants Association voted to stop allowing the organization to close down two blocks worth of streets for the summit.

Terry Asten-Bennett, president of Castro Merchants, told Hoodlinethat 27 members of the merchant group voted in favor of halting the street closures. Eight members abstained, and zero members voted to let the organization continue as is.

In a letter to San Francisco officials, Asten-Bennett described the issues caused by closing the streets in the past: “Issues such as unimproved barriers segregating the community, inadequate delivery points, unreliable garbage and recycling pickup, insufficient bus rerouting information, and noise disturbances from overnight construction have negatively impacted our residents, businesses, and the overall well-being of our district.”

LWT founder and CEO Leanne Pittsford expressed her frustration with how the Castro Merchants have handled the situation. She said she didn’t understand why LWT was not invited to the meeting ahead of the vote.

Asten-Bennett’s response to that question: “After months of inviting LWT to give us an update and Leanne informing me before the October meeting, ‘It was never in my plan’ to come back and give us an update, followed by a total disregard for every area of concern, I did not feel it was necessary to have their input. This vote was about what was best for us as a merchant organization.”

But Pittsford maintains the event is great for the Castro neighborhood.

“Having 2,000 queer women, queer women of color, and non-binary leaders walking around spending a million dollars during the weekdays is pretty impactful,” she said, estimating that the event’s economic impact on the city is about $3 million, with $1 million going to Castro businesses.

Nevertheless, many of the merchants are in favor of changing the event. Store owner Patrick Batt, who has long opposed the street closures and closed his shop for five days this year rather than dealing with the Summit, alleged that LWT did not have any “real involvement with the neighborhood.”

He told Hoodline ahead of the October 2023 event, “There was and had been radio silence regarding their plans and how it might affect the Castro, either for the good or the bad… This event has clearly grown too large for the Castro to accommodate, and LWT has not been a good partner or a benefit to the Castro for some time.” 

But LWT has argued that it’s crucial for one of the few lesbian events in the city to take place in the gay neighborhood. “Women, and lesbians in particular, are often displaced,” said LWT’s event producer Audrey Joseph in October. “It’s not just in San Francisco, it’s everywhere.”

Pittsford has maintained that LWT used every local vendor possible and said “many of the bars were completely ecstatic.”

She also said it’s really not possible to hold the event elsewhere. She explained that the event needs proximity to the Castro Theatre and street closures to allow breakout stages and sponsorship booths. She asked, “How can the Castro Merchants be more supportive of queer women, queer women of color, and non-binary leaders?”

Pittsford founded LWT in 2013 and with more than 40,000 members, it has since become the largest community in the world for LGBTQ+ people in tech. About 5,000 people attend its annual summit in San Francisco.

[dykesferatu]

ok well the ecm was mailed in a soft side envelope and came in broken but the dashboard is reassembled the blend door and actuator are replaced and so is the battery. New ecm Monday ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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[uintaundead]

A ton of the added bulk, raised hoodlines, and other shit is wholly due to government meddling anyways. Thanks Chicken Tax.

Saw this Trucks Discourse on facebook and I'm not part of that world but yeah that one on the left is delightful and I really had no idea just how wasteful and pointless the other kind is until this comparison

[livewalksite]

Temple University Pioneers Gun-Detecting AI Technology to Boost Campus Safety in Tri-State Area - Hoodline - https://live-walk.site/2024/11/temple-university-pioneers-gun-detecting-ai-technology-to-boost-campus-safety-in-tri-state-area-hoodline/

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Vice Chairman Anthony Rodriguez Leads Thanksgiving Drive-Thru Food Distribution at Miami's Tropical Park - Hoodline

Vice Chairman Anthony Rodriguez Leads Thanksgiving Drive-Thru Food Distribution at Miami's Tropical Park  Hoodline http://dlvr.it/TGD4JT

[nawapon17]

AI-Powered News Site Accidentally Accuses District Attorney of Murder

[pestprecision]

ICYMI: Los Angeles County Files Lawsuit Against Hawx Pest Control for Alleged Deceptive Business Practices - Hoodline http://dlvr.it/TClCgq

[researchbuzz]

Portland Black History, Iceland Telecommunications Infrastructure, Coal Mining Photography, More: Sunday Afternoon ResearchBuzz, February 4, 2024

NEW RESOURCES Hoodline: Albina Music Trust Launches Digital Archive to Preserve Portland’s Rich Black History. “Northeast Portland’s Albina neighborhood, with a legacy rich in Black culture and arts, has taken a digital leap to preserve its history. … The digitization effort, meticulously spearheaded by the Albina Music Trust, brings together about 150 collections of photography, film, audio, and…

[stuartbramhall]

Seven Arrested at Brandeis University During Palestinian Protest, Questions Raised on Free Speech

Source: Unsplash/ Joe Yates By Benjamin Cortez Hoodline Yesterday, Brandeis University experienced heightened tensions after a protest supporting Palestinians in Gaza resulted in seven arrests, which included university students and alumni. The arrests occurred after police ordered the dispersal of the demonstrators, who had congregated in response to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, according to…

[luxury-real-estate-south-florida]

"San Francisco Apartment Building Plunges in Value, Facing Foreclosure!"

San Francisco Apartment Building Facing Foreclosure, Significant Decline in Value

According to Fox Business, an apartment building in San Francisco is facing foreclosure and has seen a significant decline in value. The building, called NEMA, has lost half its value in the last five years, dropping from $264 million to $50 million. The San Francisco Standard reports that the luxury apartment has seen its value drop by 84% after a default on a loan from Pollock. Hoodline states that the pandemic has had a major impact on the value of the building, leading to a possible foreclosure.

These reports highlight the importance of hiring a trusted real estate advisor to help you find the perfect ultra-luxury home in South Florida. With the help of a real estate advisor, you can be sure to find the perfect home that fits your needs and budget.

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Cambridge Arts Offers Free Workshops for Emerging Artists: Register Now! - Hoodline

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[izafoodie]

Miami Valley Unites with First Financial Bank for October Food Drive Campaign - Hoodline

Miami Valley Unites with First Financial Bank for October Food Drive Campaign  Hoodline http://dlvr.it/TF7Lvt

[samiraaraghi]

WildBride: Finding Your Perfect, Non-Traditional Dream Wedding Dress

WildBride, San Francisco: Finding an unconventional dress for your unique wedding and style

When to Start Looking for a Wedding Dress

The ideal time to purchase a wedding dress is an important consideration for brides-to-be. When it comes to timing, WildBride, San Francisco's esteemed bridal gown store, recommends starting the dress shopping process six to nine months before the wedding date. This allows sufficient time for browsing, ordering, and any necessary alterations. However, for those with a shorter engagement, WildBride offers ready-to-wear dresses that can be bought off-the-rack. It's crucial to account for production timelines, shipping, and alteration schedules to ensure a stress-free experience. By starting early, brides can enjoy a wide selection, personalized attention, and the assurance of a perfectly fitted gown. WildBride's expert team is committed to guiding brides throughout the process, making their dream wedding dress a reality. Whether brides desire unconventional styles, unique designs, or a combination of both, WildBride is the trusted destination for finding the ideal wedding gown at the right time.

Finding the Perfect Accessories to Complete Your Non-Traditional Wedding Dress

When it comes to finding the perfect accessories to match your non-traditional bridal gown, look no further than WildBride, San Francisco's premier bridal gown store. With their extensive collection of accessories, they have everything you need to complete your unique and unconventional wedding look. Whether you're searching for a statement headpiece, alternative jewelry, or artistic footwear, WildBride offers diverse options to elevate your ensemble. Their commitment to celebrating individuality sets them apart from other bridal boutiques. They understand that every bride has her own distinct style and vision, and their collection reflects this diversity. With their expert team of stylists, you can trust that they will help you find the perfect accessories that complement your non-traditional gown flawlessly.

By choosing WildBride, you'll experience personalized and attentive service from the moment you step through their doors. Their knowledgeable staff will work closely with you to understand your unique preferences and guide you toward accessories that capture your individuality. Whether you're looking for bold and edgy pieces or delicate and whimsical accents, WildBride has the selection to cater to your specific style. Don't settle for ordinary accessories that don't align with your non-traditional wedding gown. Let WildBride be your go-to destination for finding the perfect accessories to complete your distinctive bridal look. 

Why choose WildBride?

WildBride stands as the ultimate destination for non-traditional brides looking for a wedding experience that reflects their unique style and vision. Founded by Samira Araghi, a visionary entrepreneur passionate about celebrating individuality, WildBride offers a curated selection of wedding dresses and accessories that break away from convention. Samira's unwavering commitment to empowering brides to express their true selves is at the core of WildBride's philosophy. With a keen eye for fashion and a desire to challenge norms, Samira ensures that every piece in the collection reflects her vision and the diverse tastes of brides. From unconventional silhouettes and alternative fabrics to vibrant colors and intricate details, WildBride's offerings captivate and inspire brides who want to make a bold statement on their special day.

WildBride has garnered exceptional reviews from news agencies, solidifying its status as a leading bridal boutique. Renowned publications such as Hoodline have praised WildBride for its unique collection, personalized service, and commitment to celebrating individuality. It lauds WildBride as a haven for non-traditional brides, applauding its diverse selection of wedding gowns and accessories that cater to a wide range of styles. These positive reviews from esteemed news agencies testify to the exceptional experience and unparalleled quality that WildBride offers brides who want to make a statement on their wedding day.

Discover the perfect gown that captures your unique spirit and creates an unforgettable bridal experience. Visit WildBride, the unique wedding dress designer, today and let your individuality shine on your special day. Embrace the enchanting world of non-traditional bridal fashion and celebrate your journey with a gown that defies expectations. Curate your ultimate wedding experience and unveil the extraordinary. Begin your bridal adventure at WildBride by calling (415) 796-3886 or visiting www.wildbride.us today!