Chinese crispy crickets, buffalo worm stir fry and grasshopper noodles may sound like a Bushtucker Trial on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! But these are the new environmentally-friendly dishes on offer on the menu of a £20,000-a-year …
I started a COMMUNIST style lunch distribution in my 4th GRADE CLASS! It’s going great! #Communism #capitalismsucks pic.twitter.com/nQIyRw29Ch — Kali Fontanilla (@KaliFontanilla) February 15, 2023 h/t Coorslightly
Especially bizarre given that almost no one came to the office. Estimated cost per lunch served in past 12 months is >$400. — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 13, 2022 False. Twitter spends $13M/year on food service for SF HQ. Badge …
A commentary at PJMedia has slammed the Biden administration agenda for demanding that schools open their restrooms and showers to students of either sex by highlighting what the administration actually is requiring. That would be that kids be allowed to starve if …
pic.twitter.com/LVipORnzqQ — Roscoe Langmore 🇺🇸(Slava Carolina) (@LangmoreRoscoe) December 8, 2021
I guess the kids will soon starve now. As school meal programs face food shortages and staggering supply delays, officials could be forced to limit the choices students have for breakfast and lunch. It’s the latest phase of a supply …
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors Nearly all savings accounts at U.S. banks are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) up to $250,000, but beyond that, it makes less and less sense for savers and investors to …
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by John Coumarianos The most recent quarterly letter from Grantham, Mayo, van Otterloo (GMO) contains an interesting argument about bonds. Over the past five years, bonds have provided great performance, but also more diversification from stocks than they have since the Great …
by Pamela Williams I believe we have fallen from God’s grace, and we cannot even find the decency to feed our own children. What have we become? Have we not said over and over again, “a child cannot learn on an …