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SolarTech has celebrated the grand opening of its Arizona location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking the San Diego-based solar provider’s expansion to the Phoenix metropolitan area.

The company says it has completed 40 solar installations in the Phoenix area and has 50 more projects in the pipeline.

“SolarTech is proud of the impact we’ve made so far on the Phoenix job market and our commitment to community engagement,” says Greg Field, regional sales manager at SolarTech Arizona.

“We’ve already created 12 full-time positions and plan to expand our team to 20 by year-end. We’re also fostering strong community ties. Our involvement with the Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce and our recent contribution to Foothills Food Bank underscore our dedication to being more than just a business in Phoenix. We thank the Chamber for helping us make this ribbon cutting happen.”

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Indoctrinating Children into Religion

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All I can say about the me here is that personally I refused, against considerable pressure from my family, to indoctrinate my children into something I myself could not accept.

Is it actually “psychological abuse” to indoctrinate children into monotheistic religion?  Whether to take it that far is an open question.

My parents, both atheists, sent my brother and me to Sunday School, as they thought it wrong to cut us off from a modality of growing up in America in the early 1960s.  I don’t blame them, but again, it’s not something I was willing to replicate with my own children.

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Republicans’ Last-Ditch Effort to Lie to Voters

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In less than a month, we’re going to learn how many idiots are buying this socialism crap.

Sure, there are people who don’t know anything about the way people live in northern England, New Zealand, Costa Rica, etc.  Most of these people couldn’t find these countries on this globe.

But how many can there possibly be?

Clearly, Republicans are desperate, but isn’t asking voters to believe that the Swedes have to rely on the government for their job, salary, and food a bit over-the-top?

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America in Collapse

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I got the meme here from a neighbor, but I wonder who actually wrote it.  There is a ton of propaganda on social media suggesting that we need to normalize the sociopathic criminality of the U.S. president.

It’s true that not every election is an apocalypse, but 2024 was disastrous for the U.S. democracy.

Yes, the country did not end.  But it took a giant leap towards authoritarianism.

Even that’s not the end of the world.  Democracies fail with great frequency on this planet.  I just never thought I’d be living in the biggest socio-political collapse in the last 2000 years.

In an average week, I meet quite a few travelers here from lands all around this planet.  Their most common thoughts on what’s happening here: “We simply feel sorry for you.”

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