Misleading chart. Aren’t there a bunch of abstentions? (For the record I think Russia should leave Ukraine)

I’m sorry, can we stop calling it by the cutsie name: “National Divorce”. We’re talking about talking about secession—secession for the pure reason of accumulating more political power.

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Is does home ownership include ongoing mortgages or just full ownership?

Yeah I think I noticed it on those flip or buy house shows my spouse watches from time to time. Everyone, everywhere is white.

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I was originally planning to make a joke about WordArt.....guess I wasn't far off.

Why did this take 12 months?

What leftist politician has supported or even said that was fine to the degree the GOP did on Jan 6.

He has even the gall of specifying that the "tool" used was PowerPoint. What the hell is this sub anymore.

The only thing worse than a pie chart is a 3D pie chart.

Yet they will all walk away vey happy with themselves and all the good work they have done….sleep well little UN delegates knowing that you have saved the world again…

The UN now has the votes to send a harshly worded letter to the manager of Russia…to stop it or we will vote again a second time…

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That would not average to 100% ownership, it would average to 1 home per person, very different.

The statistic would read 0,1% home ownership.

Good morning; I am looking for a dataset of NCAAM basketball games including the timestamps for shots and, with hope, running scores.

This [http://academics.smcvt.edu/jtrono/BBallArchive.htm] is a great dataset but doesn't include the fidelity I'd need.

The NCAA-related datasets pointed to by Kaggle are also missing what I'd like.

I expect the AWS NCAA stats would have this (and tons more) data, but (a) I don't know how to get even a sample of it to check, and (b) if it costs, I'm sheepishly not able to bring money into this obscure theory.

I'm trying to test a theory about scoring in the last ten minutes of games. I'd make a beautiful graph if only I could find the data :)

If you have any information, I'd be so grateful!

Thanks!

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I think certain habits/tendencies solidified once we both really got breastfeeding down. He started to get both more efficient and more distracted at the breast during daytime feeds, so those sessions would go faster. But at night the breast would help him fall and stay asleep, so I would tend to let him stay on a bit longer in the hope that that would lead to more sleep overall for all of us.

And congrats on the fresh baby :)

How many countries abstained?

You missed Thursday by a few hours, already ... sorry.

Similar results are obtained every year with the vote for the Cuba embargo.

In 2022 185 countries supported the condemnation, the United States and Israel opposed it, and Brazil and Ukraine abstained.

https://www.usnews.com/news/us/articles/2022-11-03/un-votes-overwhelmingly-to-condemn-us-embargo-of-cuba

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Any ideas why nighttime feeding takes longer than day feeding in the second half of the year?

BTW: I'm sharing this with my SO who is currently breastfeeding our third child (2 weeks old). Thanks!

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/feb/23/un-calls-for-immediate-russian-withdrawal-from-ukraine
Tool: Powerpoint

It doesn't have to do with prosperity, it has to do with outsourcing manufacturing so one can greenwash their consumption pattern.

Makes sense!

Seems obvious to me. Rural homes are much more affordable and available.