Psychedelic Tech, Long Criminal Sentences, and Mountain Lions

The 3 Strategies A Trader Used To Grow Sales By Over 550%                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 February 06, 2024 | [Read Online]( Good morning. It's Tuesday, Feb. 06, and we're covering banning the hunting of mountain lions, Chamber of Commerce bills, NFL taking flag football seriously, and much more. First time reading? Sign up here. American Fact of the Day! Nebraskans are Called “Cornhuskers”: It may not sound flattering, but Nebraskans are proud to be called “Cornhuskers,” or “Huskers” for short, which is also the nickname of the University of Nebraska football team. In case you haven’t figured it out, a cornhusker is a person who removes the husks from corn as part of the harvesting process. Nebraska feeds and fuels the nation, coming in third among the states in corn production, second in ethanol production, and first in cattle feed. Breaking Updates Colorado Activists Pushing Ballot Initiative to Ban Hunting of Mountain Lions [An advocacy committee called CATs, or Cats Aren’t Trophies,]( is backing ballot initiative 91 to ban trophy hunting of mountain lions as well as fur trapping of bobcats, explained Samantha Miller, a Grand Lake resident and CATs campaign manager. “What we are seeking is a paradigm shift so that we are managing for healthy ecosystems,” Miller said. “To me, what’s really alarming is we are continuing to manage mountain lions to be hunted and not for ecosystem health. If we are looking at the big picture, which is[health of ecosystems across the state,](mountain lion trophy hunting is not needed to manage the population, and lions play an essential role in the ecosystem.” However, officials and researchers at CPW, which has managed mountain lion numbers since 1965, say the population growth of humans in Colorado does not allow animals to be managed solely based on natural ecosystems. CPW game species are managed according to what some experts refer to as a “social carrying capacity.” [In other words, the wildlife biologists who work for the state]( of Colorado, whose job it is to manage wildlife, whose expertise we supposedly rely on, are against this, but the activists want to go ahead anyway. So much for "believe the science." These animals are in no way endangered. Managing wildlife — especially predators — by ballot initiative is a bad idea, especially when the voters in favor are overwhelmingly urban liberals who will never be within a mile of the animals in question. Read more updates [here]( Chamber of Commerce Supports Bill Letting 1.8 Million Illegals Per Year Into the United States [The US Chamber of Commerce called for Congress]( to pass the so-called border security bill unveiled by a bipartisan group of senators last night. In a statement released by the US Chamber of Commerce, executive vice president and chief policy officer Neil Bradley emphasized the bill's importance. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is pleased to see desperately needed border security, asylum, and immigration reforms included in the emergency supplemental funding proposal before the U.S. Senate. The economic disruption and human suffering wrought by our border crisis have become so severe that Congress cannot afford to ignore these problems any longer. We look forward to working with Members of Congress to pass these commonsense measures that will improve [America’s security by addressing our southern border and supporting Ukraine]( and Israel. The IS Chamber of Commerce's support for the so-called border security bill comes as the RNC faces a cash and confidence crisis under Trump-selected Ronna McDaniel's management, and the control of the House and Senate hangs in the balance. [What is more than a little unclear is why the GOP should go along](with a terribly flawed bill that does nothing to stop the massive flow of illegal immigrants that has damaged the quality of life in American cities and has the potential to create a new, semipermanent, welfare-dependent underclass. Read more updates [here]( American Sports & Culture NFL takes flag football seriously. Pro Bowl highlights growing sport that welcomes all NFL Pro Bowl participants will play the flag version of football Sunday for the second consecutive year. Top 100 MLB prospects 2024: Keith Law’s rankings, with Jackson Holliday at No. 1 Law's 2024 top 100 prospects include several players from last year's draft, as well as a key player from the Rangers' World Series run. Matt Barnes threatened to ‘slap the s–t’ out of me during game: Student basketball announcer Barnes was in attendance for the Friday night game between Harvard-Westlake Wolverines and Crespi Carmelite Celts, which his son plays for, when he appeared to jaw at the refs and allegedly attempt… American Business & Markets An ex-finance trader launched a mobile coffee business and grew its sales by over 550% — she shares the 3 strategies that made her truck a household name in Phoenix Devon McConville, the owner of First Place Coffee, shares how she scaled her small business and built a community around her product. Comerica’s Cash Flow Increases The Safety Of Its Dividend Yield Comerica Inc. (CMA) is the featured stock in January’s Safest Dividend Yields Model Portfolio. Entrepreneur Emma Grede reflects on journey to finding success Entrepreneur Emma Grede, who is the force behind brands like Good American and Skims, joins Hoda & Jenna to talk about the skills she learned. American Politics Ohio Supreme Court to debate long criminal sentences - again The Ohio Supreme Court will again consider a case about how much leeway appeals courts have to change criminal sentences doled out by trial judges. NY GOPers, Independents urged to register as Dems ahead of 'Squad' member's primary: 'combat' antisemitism Independent and Republican Jewish voters in Westchester County, New York, are being urged to register as Democrats ahead of the primary between Rep. Jamaal Bowman and George Latimer. Elon Musk Says, 'If Drugs Helped My Productivity I'd Take Them' — This Psychedelic Bio-Tech Company Hopes To Help Build That Future Never a stranger to controversy, Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk caught people's attention again when he said, "If drugs actually helped improve my net productivity over time, I would definitely take them!" Share Keeping Up With America You currently have 0 referrals. [Click to Share]( Or copy and paste this link to others: Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Keeping Up With America 19354 Watermark Drive, Suite 202 Cornelius, NC 28031, United States