Tiger4life306

I’ll tune back in 4 years from now. Maybe Pulisic will live up to the hype a little more than he did this World Cup.

9 would be my preferred cutoff time, but I think 10 is a reasonable cutoff.
After 10 is late and 10:30+ seems unnecessary. By 10:30 you have had a full 2 hours of darkness to light fireworks. No reason to still be popping them off that late

To each their own. I think it depends on how you want to set your kids up for adulthood.


In theory, in the most extreme hypothetical— one could have a child born in 2026, kid receives the $1000 contribution and parents could max out the account every year at $5,000 annually. The kid turns 18 with a Traditional IRA balance somewhere in the ballpark of $200k.


For me, personally, if I can funnel $35k into a Roth IRA from their 529s then that will be a good enough start in saving for retirement…. a great head start in my opinion.

You just open a Trump account for those kids and make a contribution. No backdooring


And kids born in 2025-2028 receive the $1,000

So now we have to go play against a country we have actually heard of before without our top goal scorer due to a questionable call that happened early in the second half of a game played today. Absolutely mind boggling and infuriating

Step on someone’s ankle and immediately remove it after half a second.

RED CARD.

Out for two games!

What an absolute joke

Implement mandatory medical evaluations for drivers starting at age 70, with renewals every 5 years, to ensure they are still fit to drive.
Think about how many accidents are caused by elderly drivers experiencing cognitive decline or sudden medical emergencies behind the wheel. It's a serious safety issue and will only get worse as people are living longer

At least Mississippi has the competence to build dams, create lakes, and give their citizens actual state parks

Thank you for this information.

Our backyard faces south and roof has strong direct sunlight. We’re in south Louisiana, and not much shade at all hits the backside of our house where the solar panels would be installed.

We are also planning to be in our house for the long term with no plans to move.

We have spray foam on the roofline and it is well insulated. Even in summer months it isn’t an issue getting cooled down.

I know I missed the window on the federal deduction and the payout rates Entergy give are absolute garbage for new installs…
I am concerned about what the cost of energy might be in 10-20 years from now… So I’m also interested in a home battery to store energy, again since the rates with Entergy suck I feel like this could make sense?

Any opinion on Solar Alternatives, Inc?

Anyone have experience with solar panels on their home? I'm currently in the research phase for a home solar system. I’m trying to map out a realistic ROI and look past the marketing gloss.

Cost worth it? Not worth it?
Entergy bill reduced by ___%?
Damage/no damage from install? Maintenance cost/repairs?

For those (if any) who have had a system running for over a year: how closely has your actual production matched your initial quotes? If you paired it with battery storage, has the performance justified the upfront cost? Would love to hear any insights on system reliability and net metering experiences.

I find myself getting more and more Entergy fatigue with these bills only going higher over the years…. pair that with all these data centers entering the state and it’s got me very curious.