Last House on the Left
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“ Then I saw you through myself and found we were identical. ”
📍 Kefren Pyramid. Giza. Egypt 🇪🇬
#iregipto #egyptpassion #retreat #yoga #inspiration #sphinx #gizapyramids #pyramidsofgiza #gizah #guardian (at The Sphinx and Giza Pyramids)
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“Bezos could cover the entirety of annual benefits for part-time employees who work less than 30 hours a week with what he makes from stocks and investments in just a fraction of a day.
…”‘Bezos makes more money than the cost of an entire year of benefits for these 1,900 employees in somewhere between 2-6 hours,’ the study says.
…“Bezos makes just under $9 million an hour, according to a 2019 Business Insider analysis, which would mean he makes enough money in a little over two hours to cover the benefits he cut. Decision Data used an earlier study which found Bezos makes $4.5 million an hour to conclude he would need approximately four and a half hours to cover the cost.
…”'CEO worth more than $110 billion cuts health care for 2,000 workers after raking in $9 million an hour,‘ tweeted economist Robert Reich, citing the 2019 Business Insider figure.“
Garbage.
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npr:
New Mexico has announced a plan to make public college and university free for all residents in the state, a proposal considered one of the most ambitious attempts to make higher education more accessible.
The plan, if approved by the state’s Democratic-controlled legislature, would allow students, regardless of household income, to attend any of the 29 state’s public colleges and universities. State officials estimate that the program, officially called the New Mexico Opportunity Scholarship, will help 55,000 students each year attend college.
Calling the plan “the moonshot for higher education,” New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the initiative on Wednesday at the New Mexico Higher Education Summit in Albuquerque.
“It means better enrollment. It means better student success. In the long run, it means economic growth, improved outcomes for New Mexico workers and thinkers and parents,” Lujan Grisham said. “It means a better trained and better compensated workforce.”
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(Source: NPR)
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