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[Travellin Dave]

Federal Government Spends Billions on PR
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    Federal agencies spend north of $1 billion each year on public relations to influence the American people, according to a new government report.

Another government program working so well!

[sfish]

Fishy is going to be bummed about his Mets coming up short last night....also probably be grumpy from lack of sleep.

You couldn't be more correct, on both counts

[South Carolina Redfish]

Good morning, jammers. I'm predicting we'll be scorching too.

Stop the whining, you got a Jam so what more do you need?

Well a job, a hot, happy wife who can cook, a chauffeur for the kids on weekends....

Those are wishes not needs

[sfish]

Fishy is going to be bummed about his Mets coming up short last night....also probably be grumpy from lack of sleep.

Fish should be used to "coming up short" at night.

No idea what you mean

[South Carolina Redfish]

Federal Government Spends Billions on PR
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    Federal agencies spend north of $1 billion each year on public relations to influence the American people, according to a new government report.

Another government program working so well!

And that is only what they admit to, real number is probably at least 2-3 times that much.   They spend a small fortune sponsoring race cars with military $.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Fishy is going to be bummed about his Mets coming up short last night....also probably be grumpy from lack of sleep.

Fish should be used to "coming up short" at night.

No idea what you mean

TNWSS

[sfish]

Good morning boys, Mets shit the bed last night. My biggest complaint is their approach at the plate, especially early. They needed to make Bumgarner work and drive up his pitch count to get him out of the game. His performance was exactly what I was fearful of

[South Carolina Redfish]

What happened to Pokémon Joe?  Clowns  ran him out of town or what?

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning, jammers. I'm predicting we'll be scorching too.

Stop the whining, you got a Jam so what more do you need?

Whining is what I do. Otherwise there would just be silence. And I'm not that wise.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Good morning, jammers. I'm predicting we'll be scorching too.

Stop the whining, you got a Jam so what more do you need?

Whining is what I do. Otherwise there would just be silence. And I'm not that wise.

LOL, we are here to have fun and avoid reality, not to be wise.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Dootie Lull?

[South Carolina Redfish]

Austin ranks No. 2 on ‘best places people are moving to’ US News list

According to a recent list by U.S. News and World Report, Austin is the city with the second-highest net migration between the years 2010 and 2014. In compiling the list U.S. News looked at census data for the 100 largest metro areas in the nation and the difference between the number of people who moved to and from a given city. Austin also ranked No. 2 on the media company’s “Best Places to Live in 2016” list.

Austin isn’t alone in representing the state of Texas on the list, however. Houston and San Antonio both made the top 10, while Dallas was ranked among the top 20 cities.

Austin metro area now surpasses 2 million residents

So which city has a higher net migration rate than Austin’s 8.86 percent? Fort Myers, Florida, it turns out, is filled with people who aren’t from there. The city has experienced nearly 9.4 percent population growth from net migration between 2010 and 2014 and is a popular spot for retirees. With a population of less than half that of Austin’s, however, the city’s growth is occurring on a smaller scale.

[LuvTooGolf]

Austin ranks No. 2 on ‘best places people are moving to’ US News list

According to a recent list by U.S. News and World Report, Austin is the city with the second-highest net migration between the years 2010 and 2014. In compiling the list U.S. News looked at census data for the 100 largest metro areas in the nation and the difference between the number of people who moved to and from a given city. Austin also ranked No. 2 on the media company’s “Best Places to Live in 2016” list.

Austin isn’t alone in representing the state of Texas on the list, however. Houston and San Antonio both made the top 10, while Dallas was ranked among the top 20 cities.

Austin metro area now surpasses 2 million residents

So which city has a higher net migration rate than Austin’s 8.86 percent? Fort Myers, Florida, it turns out, is filled with people who aren’t from there. The city has experienced nearly 9.4 percent population growth from net migration between 2010 and 2014 and is a popular spot for retirees. With a population of less than half that of Austin’s, however, the city’s growth is occurring on a smaller scale.

Looks like the commie takeover is ahead of schedule.

[Threebean]

Britt Ekland is 74?  WTF happened?

[Threebean]

....Austin metro area now surpasses 2 million residents.....

Except for SXSW and ACL weekends, when it's 2.5 million.  Sheesh.