I just checked the website and it is $39.95 for a year.
Natter 67: Overriding Vetoes
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Thanks guys. I'm a little frustrated by the no-recourse thing, and I'll be damned if I can find a nearby urgent care facility on my insurance web site. So I need to get that all worked out.
Turns out I have no apple sauce. So I'm going to pop my delivery grocery cherry. What's good bland food for a previously violently upset stomach? Apple sauce? Toast? Water with electrolytes? What else?
Uhm, oatmeal?
Rice. Bananas.
ION, today is the first day this year where the day is longer than the night in Chicago. Today has 12 hours, one second of daylight.
But if you're further North, your day would be shorter.
Also, 3 days, 5 hours and 25 minutes to the Vernal Equinox.
Jell-o. Though that might be too sweet for you. Maybe unflavored gelatin and juice or something?
ita, I'm around. Want me to pick up some groceries for you?
ita, I'm glad you got a diagnosis, and I hope the meds are very helpful.
ita, I love ginger ale. what about bread/toast? crackers (saltines), rice, rice cakes. popsicles. gatorade. apple juice.
then advance to ice cream.
Would $15/month be too much for the print edition? Just curious.
Nope. But I'm coming from this as someone who already subscribes to a print edition of my local paper and a print subscription to the Economist. So the NYT is a luxury for supplementing those. I think the NYT is worth more than $15 a month, I just don't think the average consumer will pay it.
Sox, you've always paid for ads when reading the print versions of papers, they're just not as noticable and they don't pop up.
My newspaper journalist friends point to one thing as the demise of newspaper quality and availability and revenue: craigslist and ebay. The ads that people used to pay for to sell their stuff in the classifieds section of the paper moved online in the last decade. Something has to replace that revenue, or the salaries for the real journalists is gone. And it's a very, very bad thing.
If it means that more investigative journalism will be conducted, I'll shell out the $15. But I don't have a family to support.