the past. they ve been used probably the sole way i view tariffs are useful. that s a granular intervention. the idea is that some country is selling us rubber tires grade four, or chicken parts below cost, that is, in order to flood our market to get market share. that s called dumping. because congress can take a really long time to resolve an issue like that, the authority has been given to the president and president reagan, both president bushs, president obama have used this anti dumping authority in a very narrow sense. what we re seeing now, much as josh just described is that process run amuck. the president is now using tariffs in an extremely broadway that in my view, if you take apart the economics, are going to hurt many more people than they re going to help. probably the easiest way to understand that is to recognize the number of people who produce
trash is a big problem in almost all of african countries but we can draw a little comfort from the fact that one woman s initiative from the army as a capsule of leisure republic is doing its bit to combat the problem by turning old timers into floor cushions let s take a look at how this works. niger s capital niamey has no regular garbage collection so trash is often burned at illegal dumping sites. when rubber tires burn they release toxic substances. environmental activist i may not use to i do has found a brilliant way to recycle tires. thereby creating jobs for local youths. her recipe. take
up public space. you can t mesut the no frills bright yellow bike with no gears lots of plastic and thick solid rubber tires it s a decent short distance bike you can rent one for a year or an hour using an app that shows you where the nearest bike is. i ve never used one which has been station the speed for this one like i think yours has g.p.s. or something attached to it so it looks very interesting next bike the publicly funded bike sharing platform has fixed parking stations and it s these loose bikes could cause chaos they look neat and tidy now but who knows when they ll be broken wheels lying around or blocked subway entrances and pavements. companies that use public space go where there s the most demand not where it makes most sense in terms of traffic was for kelly and for it s us. if bikes start to
i thought the supreme court should have been 9-0, the state has a program. if you use used rubber tires, you can get a grant. now the state made a discriminatory when they said, oh, except for religious organizations. here the state chose to discriminate simply because they were a religious based organization that followed the rules. use the rubber tires on your playground, you get the grant. but we know why the state did this. historically when you have an establishment clause, they are all over the board. and sometimes wrongfully so. we should be able to say, merry christmas, so i can understand them taking the hands off approach on this one. i think it is a great result, because it really regards in safety for the children. i like the decision, but i was surprised. let s not go to park, at the end of the day there is an establishment clause, but establishing religion, the program does not establish or promote their religion.
jumping from the truck. in spite of the locked rear wheels, wilson can still operate the big rig. he pulls out, but within minutes, thanks to a 911 call from the truck s driver, police are on wilson s tail. i didn t have a plan. the individual i was associated with said he wanted to buy some lumber. i was going to go to his house. he drove through yards. he drove around businesses, across medians. he crossed highways. he got on the wrong side of the highway and drove against the flow of traffic. soon the friction from the truck s locked rear wheels ignites the rubber tires. those flames set fire to the rig s flat bed, a forklift, and the load of lumber. once it caught fire, it just burned uncontrollably. you see this truck with a huge