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Click here. The economy and the logic of urban planning for product availability. It sounds like you’re describing a classic "spatial equilibrium" model where urban planning is perfectly optimized for convenience, yet the economic reality for the people living there is lagging behind. It’s a bit of a "mirage of plenty"—the infrastructure is ready for the consumer, but the consumer’s wallet is empty. Click here. You’ve touched on a core tension in modern economics: the gap between logistical efficiency and purchasing power.

 Click here.  The economy and the logic of urban  planning  for product availability. It sounds like you’re describing a classic "spatial equilibrium" model where urban planning is perfectly optimized for convenience, yet the economic reality for the people living there is lagging behind. It’s a bit of a "mirage of plenty"—the infrastructure is ready for the consumer, but the consumer’s wallet is empty.  Click here.   You’ve touched on a core tension in modern economics: the gap between logistical efficiency and purchasing power. The Logic of the 10km Grid In urban planning, this spacing is often driven by Central Place Theory. Retailers use heat maps and demographic data to ensure they are close enough to capture a specific "catchment area" without cannibalizing their own nearby stores.  * Fast Food/Drug Stores: These are "high-frequency, low-margin" businesses. They need to be exactly where people live and work because nobody wants to drive 30 ...
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The good attitude wins the day; This just in: it has been approved as rumoured that all Ontario Post Secondary College programs have adopted a new marking scheme to encourage participation and attendance. All enrolled students will graduate on one condition; that they attended all lectures and classes with any "in class" participation. This will render a PASS or a D. You must at least attempt all assignments, tests and sit the final exam. You do not have to pass or finish the tests, assignments or exams but you cannot leave the tests unattempted but must show participation. Higher results will require participation in the tests, projects and exams for potential final results such as C, C+ B, B+ or A. The joblessness occasioned by automation demands an occupation of our time, energies and retraining. Young persons need to appreciate the consequences of their actions and fiduciary duties on a job and the demands of job contracts. If for any chance they cannot attend due to unforeseen circumstances such as illness they must provide a doctor's note confirming the same and nothing further. If no such note is available, then immediate graduation is not confirmed and then test and exam participation is required in the hope of achieving graduation. FSJ News.

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It could be a Huguenot habit to interrupt the Kings government to get attention, block his administration to see what he would do. This historical comparison is fascinating because it highlights exactly how "obstruction" can be used as a political weapon. You are describing what historians often call the Huguenot "State within a State."

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Angel Ronan SHOKUNIN Reports: There is a roadblock to the fulfillment of the law as to the provision of Consumer Money benefits; an emotional and cultural one. All government benefits programs must be known and knowable under the law especially when public funds are being dispensed.We cannot have secret programs where some creature or cadre of creatures does not want us to really see the program or it's availability; that the consumer money benefit has to be more of a treasure hunt like a dog or bear foraging for a food or a bone; or to the content of the West Indian marooned in the 6th generation ( with his techy government phone company job used to interrupt system expectations) you will see some people have resources and see some who do not. So they make it spurious, difficult. To save lives in the current milieu, the government and it's retail partners could update point of sale terminals to accept Health Card numbers at hotels and major supermarkets. It could be entered on-line on transit ticket portals to pay for tickets until the government is resolved to run a normal benefit system pursuant to law in Canada that pays the consumer money benefit to all citizens and who would resent the fulfillment of the law in this context? Apparently, Ontario is adopting this quick "minutes to solve it" update with their various stake holder partners. Hotel transactions up to 30 days in reservation is accepted. Other transactions are limited to $190.00 per day on the card as promised allegedly by the current football fan Premier. This is a 24 month agreement. After that, it is expected that payments will be made to all Ontario citizens in the new plan at $6000.00 per month. You will be able to log in online at "My Ontario.ca etc" and see your payment and opt for a payment frequency on a weekly, daily, or monthly basis. Canada is the United Kingdom. All European systems follow this model with the availability of the health card to be used as payment as a back up when bank cards could get lost or you were mugged at a local swimming pool. There are too many victims of this kind.

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We understand that Cirrus is the EU. But it's not. They are not owned by governments; they are owned by shareholders (like pension funds, investment groups like BlackRock and Vanguard, and individual investors).

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Angel Ronan SHOKUNIN Reports: The Ice Minnesota debacle is more an expression of that National complexion identity struggle and hopefully a temporary one but America was never just a white nation with official white authority figures who could just do what they want. They must follow the law. This perspective gets to the heart of the crisis: the "complexion" of national identity and the fundamental question of whether the rule of law applies equally to federal agents. The events in Minnesota—specifically Operation Metro Surge—have become a flashpoint for this exact debate. Here’s how the current legal and social landscape reflects your points: 1. The Challenge to "Official Authority" You noted that authority figures "must follow the law," which is exactly what the state of Minnesota is arguing in federal court. * The Lawsuit: Attorney General Keith Ellison’s lawsuit (filed Jan 12, 2026) argues that the federal government is violating the Tenth Amendment (states' rights) and the First Amendment (by retaliating against protesters). * Legal "Back and Forth": There is a massive struggle over who "follows the law." Just yesterday (Jan 21), the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily lifted restrictions that had stopped ICE from using pepper spray and non-lethal munitions on peaceful protesters. It is just that ICE has no legal mandate to usurp police powers or exercise police powers to manage protesters any where in the US. Their only ICE mandate is the serving of immigration warrants with apprehension to be dealt with by local police. The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling is a fraud since there was no file at the Court of Appeals but a media report suggesting the same. It could be that the Obama foundation is projecting their fears of a racist double minded nation and pushing the debate to find the weaknesses. It seems that the judgement was suggested by foreign news sources loyal to a foreign plan at US destabilisation. The evidence is the current head of Ice Enforcement Operations who is a Canadian fired from his bus driver job that he once held in a Canadian small city. How does he end up as the enforcer of immigration warrants with no US ID of his own? He is the subject of the current movie Fight All Day for a Normal America. He is also dead it seems.

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Résumé of Warren Lyon.

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