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My idea is an Advent calendar of 24 different frittatas made with Thanksgiving leftovers.

NC State Board of Elections just issued Numbered Memo 2023-03 on Photo ID and In-Person Voting with detailed guidance for county boards of elections.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/dl.ncsbe.gov/sboe/numbermemo/2023/Numbered%20Memo%202023-03%20Photo%20ID%20and%20In-Person%20Voting.pdf

I once got in a New York City cab and, surprised by the change in weather, asked, “How long has it been raining?” The cab driver replied “Oh, about a billion years.”
Apparently I’m running for South Oxfordshire District Council as “The Conservative Party Candidate”
Your fav for #TriangleTootParty in Raleigh in May. Vote here or make a suggestion by reply.
Applebee's Triangle Town Center
11.8%
Trophy on Maywood
23.5%
Burial Beer
17.6%
Mordecai Beverage
47.1%
Poll ended at .
The Daily Caller, far-right media outlet, targets Asian business leaders

The Daily Caller, co-founded by Fox News' Tucker Carlson, has accused local businessmen of having ties to China's Communist Party, with little evidence.

Los Angeles Times
If the free newspaper in my driveway was intended to encourage an upgrade from digital subscription to print edition perhaps the front page shouldn’t have a headline typo.
Ask your doctor if Maxium is right for you as it may affect your pocker.

Remember the Seinfeld Bubble Boy episode with the Moops scene based on a typo on a Trivial Pursuit answer card that should have read Moors?

Here are two typos in an NC DOI document about Medicare Advantage plans where the acronym MOOP is correct but the explanation is not.

I was wondering why squirrels left half of each acorn behind. There’s science involved. These are red oak acorns. Squirrels consume white acorns immediately and store (and distribute) red acorns. The bottom half of the red acorn with the embryo has more bitter tannins. The squirrel enjoys the top half and there’s often enough energy in the remaining bottom half to sprout oak seedlings. Win for squirrels, win for red oaks.