“Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: “It is mine to avenge; I will repay,” says the Lord.” Romans 12:19

Remember that line from Meet The Fockers, “You can milk anything with nipples.” / “I have nipples Greg, could you milk me?” I was once naive and thought this too. Just get an animal for milking, get them pregnant and VOILA! Milk! Not so fast…meet Sundae, our very special mini-Nubian. I bought her because of the reputation her breed has for volume and taste. But first, we will have to teach her that she is not the boogie woogie bugle boy!

So many great ideas…So many animals that don’t play along.

Best read in full, because even the first half of the article doesn't reveal as much as the rest.

Big tech whistleblower Suchir Balaji 'was shot twice' in the head in 'suicide' as parents make bombshell claims | Daily Mail Online
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14577547/Suchir-Balaji-bombshell-claims-bullet-wounds-autopsy.html

Imagine for a moment your Public Utilities Commission can set rates without reasons, hide the fees within the Kilowatt hours charged with zero transparency, and,
your state residents are paying double if not higher than the national average of Electrical Fees.
Knowing the physics has never changed to create the electricity, and the costs are not balancing out with the electricity brought into the state.
Welcome to California where the PUC leaders have no background in Public Utilities and create rate hikes regardless of public feed back? Lets dig in shall we?

Another CA Utility Rate Scam!

Trump wine tariffs have importers, NJ stores seeking solutions
https://www.northjersey.com/story/entertainment/dining/2025/04/04/trump-wine-tariffs-nj-imports/82808070007/
"What tariffs mean for New Jersey wine stores and consumers

Your next drink could cost a whole lot more. The Trump administration announced unilateral tariffs on imports from almost every country and additional taxes on those from about 60.
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For consumers, the math is pretty simple, Barnes says: “A wine that is $20 will become $24.” There may be wiggle room from wine to wine, shop to shop, but expect a cost increase on all foreign beverages.

Now, the calculus he and other small wine shop owners need to do is whether customers will follow certain wines to these higher price points, or whether he’ll need to look for other, cheaper wines.

“I could probably find another wine at that price point, which may not be as interesting of a wine,” he says. “For the wine factories, the places that make millions and millions of ...