what up coffee peeps
- monday damn...
- airport up and running (had some hickups because of weather over the weekend)
- temp. outside around 20 celcius
- now around 1pm (CEST)
- Switzerland won against Italy woohoo, England next!
i also did some work on the nscale layout. all turnouts are wiredup and running, only two acting weird. i have to find a solution soon.
picture of today (from hiking on saturday, was "only" a 14km walk but was nice):
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you see that the view is not clear, thats because of some sahara sand we get from time to time.. yes in switzerland
in the middle the dark mountain is called Rigi, and the one right next to it to the right is Pilatus.
I actually went looking Sunday night for the Swiss vs Italy score. Congratswhat up coffee peeps
- monday damn...
- airport up and running (had some hickups because of weather over the weekend)
- temp. outside around 20 celcius
- now around 1pm (CEST)
- Switzerland won against Italy woohoo, England next!
i also did some work on the nscale layout. all turnouts are wiredup and running, only two acting weird. i have to find a solution soon.
picture of today (from hiking on saturday, was "only" a 14km walk but was nice):
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you see that the view is not clear, thats because of some sahara sand we get from time to time.. yes in switzerland
in the middle the dark mountain is called Rigi, and the one right next to it to the right is Pilatus.
Actually, in most of the cases, the borrower has already paid back most if not all of the money they borrowed from the fed govt.Last month, Bruette wrote,
"Bingo! That is why I'm not opposed to student loan debt forgiveness. Imagine that; congress and banks conspiring to steal from trusting fools."
It's a nice idea, but wholly unfair because SOMEBODY has to pay. That means US. Wife is still paying student loans for the daughter, 2 of the boys went to college and have handled their own debt, the youngest has a scholarship and is working along with going to college. Debt forgiveness for college would have to be shouldered by everyone through taxation. Doesn't seem fair to those who put themselves through college or took up a trade and has never had college debt. Seems a bit socialist to me.
YMMV
It might be a good idea in some instances, but I don't trust the government to come up with the "right circumstances".It's a nice idea, but wholly unfair because SOMEBODY has to pay. That means US. Wife is still paying student loans for the daughter, 2 of the boys went to college and have handled their own debt, the youngest has a scholarship and is working along with going to college. Debt forgiveness for college would have to be shouldered by everyone through taxation. Doesn't seem fair to those who put themselves through college or took up a trade and has never had college debt. Seems a bit socialist to me.
YMMV
I'm pretty pissed about the whole concept, including the idea of forgiving the interest once the loan is paid off. I paid in full for all three of my kids to go to college, including one with a Master's degree. It wasn't easy although they all had some scholarship money. Now I am being asked/told that I need to pay off someone else's loan. BS!Last month, Bruette wrote,
"Bingo! That is why I'm not opposed to student loan debt forgiveness. Imagine that; congress and banks conspiring to steal from trusting fools."
It's a nice idea, but wholly unfair because SOMEBODY has to pay. That means US. Wife is still paying student loans for the daughter, 2 of the boys went to college and have handled their own debt, the youngest has a scholarship and is working along with going to college. Debt forgiveness for college would have to be shouldered by everyone through taxation. Doesn't seem fair to those who put themselves through college or took up a trade and has never had college debt. Seems a bit socialist to me.
YMMV