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mitch

08:19:55 pm 08/08/2023

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OH NO! My ROKU Device has a blinking light, what does it mean? (and basic troubleshooting answers):

Different Roku Lights & Their Meaning:

Red (Device): The red blinking light on the Roku device indicates that there is a power issue. This usually happens when you use a power strip or surge protector to connect the devices. It creates a layer between the Roku and the wall socket. As a result, the device is unable to draw the power supply required for proper functioning.

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Bryce Harper on the Philadelphia fans:

"Everybody talks about it, right, like, 'Oh it's one of the hardest places to play and free agents don't want to come here because it's hard.' But they just don't understand, they don't get it. They don't get what it's like to play here day in and day out, having the fan base that we do, the way they go about it. Like I said, it is hard, right? But it's incredible. I wouldn't want a fan base—I mean I am standing here getting chills because it's like, I wouldn't want a fan base any other way. They want you to work hard, they want you to play hard, Read More

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RobertBrinsfield

07:39:59 pm 07/19/2023

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Shohei Ohtani will become a free agent at the end of this season. I hate to tell the Angels fans but they will not sign him. If they were smart they would trade him before the deadline. Get some minor leaguers for him.
The two way threat he is very unique to the game. He can win the cy young award and lead the league in homeruns. 

There is talk that he will be the first one billion dollar player. I do not know who will sign him but it will be an interesting off season.

RobertBrinsfield: They won't sign him because he will be testing the waters. He will wait and sign with the highest bidder.

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mitch

05:36:24 pm 08/03/2023

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Bernie Sanders' Legacy: Shifting the Political Landscape Without Winning the Presidency

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaigns in 2016 and 2020 may not have resulted in a nomination, but they have left an indelible mark on American politics, shifting the national conversation and influencing policy at both the state and federal levels.

In 2016, Sanders, an independent senator from Vermont, challenged the Democratic establishment with a platform that championed progressive ideas such as universal healthcare, tuition-free college, and a $15 minimum wage Read More

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tatortot

04:30:06 pm 08/07/2023

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We sure did!!

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mitch

06:38:19 am 08/04/2023

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Social Security's Financial Imbalance: A Complex Puzzle

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Social Security, the bedrock of financial support for 66 million Americans, is at a crossroads. The program is paying out more than it's taking in, and the reasons are multifaceted.

The baby boomer generation is retiring, leading to a higher number of beneficiaries. Meanwhile, there are fewer workers contributing to the system. People are living longer, drawing benefits for more extended periods, further straining the system. Wage stagnation among working-age individuals and income inequality have Read More

mitch: Raising the minimum wage to $25 an hour over the next 10 years, while well-intentioned, raises several concerns for our economy. Here's why:

Small Business Strain: Elevating the minimum wage could place undue stress on small businesses. Many operate on thin margins and might struggle to absorb these increased labor costs. This could lead to reduced hours, layoffs, or even closures.

Job Loss Concerns: There's evidence to suggest that significant minimum wage hikes can result in job losses. Businesses, especially in low-margin sectors, might turn to automation or even outsourcing to manage these increased costs.

Inflation Worries: Even with a gradual increase, we can't ignore the potential for cost-push inflation. If businesses face higher labor costs, they might pass these on to consumers, leading to a general rise in prices.

Global Competitiveness: In our globalized market, U.S. businesses are in direct competition with companies where labor costs are much lower. A drastic wage increase could diminish the global competitiveness of U.S. products and services.

Benefit Cuts: To counteract the wage increase, businesses might reduce non-wage benefits like health insurance or paid time off. This could negate some of the financial gains workers would see in their paychecks.

Barrier to Entry-Level Opportunities: A higher minimum wage might deter businesses from hiring inexperienced or younger workers, potentially limiting their opportunities to gain essential experience.

Regional Market Distortions: A uniform wage increase might not account for regional living cost differences. What's suitable for high-cost urban areas might distort labor markets in regions with a lower cost of living.

In essence, while the goal of raising the minimum wage is to improve workers' living standards, it's crucial to consider the broader economic implications. We must strike a balance to ensure the desired outcomes without introducing unintended consequences.

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mitch

05:31:37 am 08/04/2023

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The PA Budget has finally been signed! However some line items are being held up over 1.2 billion dollars. 

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tatortot

01:40:42 am 08/03/2023

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Rumors Are Circulating That Justin Trudeau (The Dictator of Canada) and Emmanuel Macron (The Dictator of France) Had an Affair Together 

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tatortot

01:39:20 am 08/03/2023

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This is zukerbergs son, now we know the real reason he wants to fight Musk in a cage!!

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tommy

06:51:34 pm 08/02/2023

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Sheridan teacher revolutionizes school’s approach to reading 

Learning to read well should be a reliable outcome of K-12 public education, but when Crystal Lenhart started as a reading specialist at Big Horn Elementary she confronted the heartbreaking reality that’s not guaranteed in American schools.   

After a decade of teaching — from fourth grade to art to kindergarten — Lenhart shifted her focus to literacy.

The change coincided with the publication of Emily Hanford’s report Read More

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