I got a bussin cheese steak from there. Believe it or not.

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CO is high over most of the area. I've been struggling most of the week. I thought I caught Covid again.

The TT Mexico?

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So awesome

so the Ohio toxicity made its way here?

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This would explain my migraine.

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Finding out what it's should/should've been isn't the hard part. It's letting go....

> Some of Temple’s peer colleges pay graduate students more. At Pennsylvania State University, graduate assistants with 20-hour-a-week appointments, 36 weeks a year, earn an average of $24,822 annually.

State College is also way cheaper to live in. Salary.com says 20% lower cost of living.

Looks like a bad copy and paste job? The title is correct on the article.

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That tracks. Some of the pro bono legal work I do is petitioning the EPA to repair/maintain faulty federal air quality monitors. Especially in big cities (and especially in low-income areas), the monitors are a mess. Without accurate data, citizens can’t initiate Clean Air Act suits against polluters because there’s no/little indication that atmospheric pollution is too high in the first place.

Insane that the fed govt doesn’t properly fund things like this. Leaving us literally in the dust.

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It’s one of the options you can swipe through on the Dyson. You can look at PM10, 24hr AQ, PM 2.5 etc.

Lots of generational homeowners…some go back 50-60 years.

Idk I definitely have seen people with the attitude of "well I suffered through it so why shouldn't you suffer too" when it comes to low pay and long hours in grad school (and later postdoc)

Where are you seeing that? I don’t have that but if that’s the case that’s really terrible.

My PM10 is reading at over 200.

AQI in center city is 56 right now. Not crazy high but higher than usual. Definitely would affect most people with histories of respiratory issues

Where in the city are you? Center City, for me

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