Welp, I feel like a total asshole for my comment.

I'm proud of you for working to develop skills and strategies to manage your anxiety.

I hope you have a great time when you go to Power Plant!

May I suggest some more research and learning on your part to inform your opinions? These are just a few sources I've found on the topic from a quick search and have linked them here for your convenience.

https://counciloncj.org/10-essential-actions/

https://www.justice.gov/d9/pages/attachments/2021/05/26/comprehensive_strategy_for_reducing_violent_crime_memo.pdf

https://www.aclu.org/news/criminal-law-reform/10-things-to-know-about-combating-violence-in-america

https://www.americanprogress.org/article/community-based-violence-interventions-proven-strategies-to-reduce-violent-crime/

https://www.brookings.edu/research/want-to-reduce-violence-invest-in-place/

Also doing your own research is very enriching so please feel free to further explore violent crime reduction thru your own research methods. Being curious about topics will broaden your horizons.

I am also happy to further discuss this topic with you, please feel free to follow up with any research or articles you wish to discuss or analyze. thank you for reading!

Cool. That's news to me. Glad to hear it. I still don't have FIOS either. We cut the cord and now I can't watch O's games. No issue at all with Caps games as we get Comcast Sports Net on Hulu.

thank you!

I just have really bad anxiety in public that I am working towards getting over, and like to be as prepared as possible.

My only thought is how messy the data are. As they mention in the study and the article, things like ghost guns, police mistrust, and the pandemic have made things particularly difficult to discern a baseline. So it's worth nothing that 22% fewer homicides "than predicted" doesn't necessarily mean that Safe Streets reduced homicides by 22%. We don't really know how effective it's been. But it does seem clear that there is a reduction, it's not just a displacement, its a reduction. So that's great!

Sounds like you're trying to sneak something in...

Don't think that's accurate. My parents have FIOS and they get MASN. In fact, I'll be going over to their place to watch Saturday's game.

Near the casino?

I just found out yesterday that MASN has an app you can stream every game on. You have to sign in with your cable provider, but quality stream and go to see them almost give the game away yesterday

>They’re asking a judge to release their client on home detention

Why do people hate lawyers again?

Well if it isn't the consequences of my own actions!

I worked as staff at SPH for a while. I loved it. Worked a bit with Epi and they were all very chill/nice people.

When I worked at SPH my paystub still said "Johns Hopkins University".

Bolton Hill doesn’t seem to exist.

MASN is the only place to watch O's games and MASN is only on Xfinity.

Back in December it was just at the front entrance

And it's $30 for the season or $4 a month to stream via the app if for any reason you don't get good radio reception.

This is the way.

Head to BikeToWorkMD.com for more info.

I miss it too but not enough to miss watching the orioles. I canceled other subscriptions to better afford the MLB.tv

Give the radio a chance. MLB app is pretty cheap for a year.

https://cordcuttersnews.com/how-to-watch-the-baltimore-orioles/

I have some breaking news for you, kiddo.

> I also joined the Order of the Wheel

Whaaaaaaat? As I deemed them your rivals in city cleanup I can only imagine you have joined their ranks to destroy them from within. Fare thee well.