we have plenty of land and having large green spaces in cities is important. especially when housing density increases. you sound like the type of person who wants to develop central park.

I love the current size. you can show up 45 min before your flight breeze through security with ease. i like the recent growth too. it's attracting point to point carriers and hopefully once the runways are extended we can get some widebodies in for longer routes. maybe even enough power to bring a Canada flight back

i think that's probably a casualty of 9/11. I'm just guessing here, but that terminal looks like it was designed before the massive security ramp ups after 9/11. there was not enough space in the hallway before the atrium so they split it into two smaller checkpoints in the wings instead. if someone knows differently please chirp in because I only started flying through there in the last ten years.

you are correct. they are different programs. doing global entry will get you Precheck. but precheck does not get you global entry. Global entry gets you quicker entry into the country. precheck is good for domestic security to get into the terminal.

why time is the pulse supposed to stop running? I've done this for multiple games and never even thought about getting stranded.

7/12, 305. looks like I'm on theme. just a little slow

haha. reminds me of my college dorm room. spring and fall were battles to figure out the right combo of fan power and window open position

I've been off my routine all winter. i'm dreading the soreness once I get going again

good thing i'm not a chef then

interesting. i didn't think it would be that hard to find.

flower, water, yeast

aren't donuts just sugar and bread? how are the Vegans going to ruin donuts?

definitely the food. everyone loves a good BBQ

they don't. they just don't want them displaying the sticker from the safespace rva organization. no one is banning rainbows. stop spreading hate

nobody calls it that except like three people on reddit who do it just to be edgy.

the school board just doesn't want to associate with that organization anymore. rainbow stickers are not banned. no one is discriminating in hanover.

you guys are really reaching on that one.

I think you're right. but I just keep picturing gunracks in the back of pick up trucks.

looks like a good law to me. if anything it should be stricter. Having it be just a $500 fine is not that strong. criminal charges should be included. Republicans should be ok with this bill. but who knows how the vote will go.

I wonder why they only include handguns? I guess including rifles and shotguns would unfairly target hunters.

I think it would force responsible owners to better secure their weapons and cut down on accidental deaths. especially with children. it won't stop car break-in/gun theft, no law will. but if there are consequences to leaving a gun unsecured than it will makes it a less desirable option for trafficking guns.

there really should be some better regulations for securing guns. we can't ban guns or stop people from buying them. but we can at least require them to use and store them properly. it could solve so many issues.

yeah i missed the part about it being only pedestrians. but it's not like no one lives there. if it was really a dangerous intersection than pedestrians would be getting hit too.

then what should be? 13 accidents over 7 years is concerning but not alarming. we can definitely improve our cities walkability, but people are dumb. we will never eliminate accidents. someone will always be distracted and either walk into traffic with out looking or drive up on a sidewalk.

it includes an intersection at willow lawn that is not in the area of focus. I did overlook this being only pedestrian related accidents though. that could explain it.

so these are crashes over 7 years? only 1 fatality. the worst intersection only had 13 crashes over 7 years. this seams really really low. unless i'm not reading this right we have some really safe driving infrastructure. I'd love to see it compared to other cities or see what they define as an injury.