Employees go through the canisters and pick out the obviously moldy ones. They're trying to work fast, though, so they can miss some that aren't obvious. The decay can also get much, much worse just in the time the product sits on the shelves, depending on how good the refrigeration in that exact spot is.

Anyway, open them up and examine before purchase. The employees will not mind, it's what they'd do too.

edit: Assuming there's no sticker. If they're sealed with a sticker then I wouldn't break it.

Yeah, that's ... unfortunate. Can always just ask one of them if it's cool.

Yeah, they interviewed someone who talked about this on NPR the other day. Neat little tidbit.

Rosen is such a gem for the chess community, he has such a smooth, mellow vibe to him that pairs great with chess. He's just a natural teacher, even if his chess isn't the strongest in the world.

"If I have to create stories so that the American media actually pays attention to the suffering of the American people we win, then that's what I'm going to do."

Yea, we already knew that JD, thanks.

This is more of a system issue than bad behavior of an individual charity.

Charities can underpay a little bit, because working for a charity has its own appeal. But if you want a talented, experienced person to run your org, you have to consider what they could make if they worked for someone else. San Diego is not a cheap city, and has its fair share of CEO positions.

If you really want to stretch your dollar though, local food banks are probably a better bet.

Ah, LinkedIn, exactly where I want to get nuanced answers to weird questions from.

lol This is almost as good as getting him to say out loud that he's never had sexual relations with any living room furniture.

Eh, there's one additional way we can stop them. A landslide victory that puts her massively over the electoral college threshold would make a handful of compromised counties completely irrelevant.

No, they've been getting progressively crazier since 2016.

2000 was fairly divisive, it went to the Supreme Court after all. But it wasn't even a fraction this dramatic, people mostly shrugged and figured GWB would be like his father, which was unfortunate, but sane at any rate. Nobody was really predicting 9/11 and the invasion of Iraq.

2004 was pretty dull. John Kerry challenged GWB but felt sort of like an empty suit.

2008 was nice, Obama was a strong and exciting candidate vs the very known quantity of McCain, who was a moderate repub known for bipartisanship. Sarah Palin provided for hours of entertaining impersonations by people like Tina Fey, but since she was the VP candidate nobody really cared.

2012 was dull. Romney was a strong candidate, another moderate repub. But Obama was fine, he hadn't broken the country or anything. Brought us out of a recession, even if people were upset about bank bailouts and stuff. Lot of people got health insurance.

Then it starts getting spicy.

I mean, tbf that was admittedly last millennium.

Have to admit, Extinction Rebellion is a pretty good name for an activist group.

Israel's survival is not threatened by anything short of large-scale pre-emptive Iranian nuclear barrage, or civil war.

Claiming your actions are necessary for survival is a very old trick, commonly used by authoritarian regimes as a convenient excuse.

Whoever added the citations to this is doing extremely important work. It needs to be finished though.

Just glad they're not messing around with this one, and went ahead with the three charges of first degree murder.

Was a pretty good ~10 min speech too, on the House floor.

https://youtu.be/3KZy3NSqnkg

It is admittedly a little ironic that the Greens' existence has likely resulted in the rollback of environmental regulations. It's almost like their top leadership post-Nader is just accelerationist in philosophy.

... what a unique sentence.

Plan would be simple. Resign from the Presidency for health and personal reasons. This would immediately promote Harris to the Presidency, who could inherit the campaign cash and pledged delegates, and begin to sharply campaign on continuing the Biden legacy and attacking Trump with every skill at her disposal.

Wouldn't be perfect, but it'd avoid a big, chaotic, inter-party fight with no prep time, and would preserve the sense of incumbency. Harris could even pick an actual progressive as her running mate, maybe a Katie Porter, and help shore up some support on that flank as she fights for the moderates.

This almost makes me think they're trying to fully automate their publishing process. So, no editor in that case.

Editors are expensive.