I love the ACOTAR series so much it makes my heart hurt
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I love the ACOTAR series so much it makes my heart hurt

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Working on new ColeRen piece but I was thinking about my Hetalia selfship story/AU and AmeRen (USAmerica x Ren) and their failed relationship…. Alfred acting all divorced because Ren realized that he wasn’t meeting their needs emotionally because he’s so self absorbed
Ren finding fulfillment (AND getting paid on top) elsewhere and Alfred has no idea what to do with himself because he relies on the approval of others ultimately and his emotional support rock just told him he sucks
sorry for being a creeper ameren guy, but i can't resist black and white photos of communications equipment :/
A Fighting Chance
Cassian x Reader
Summary: Rhys invites you into the Inner Circle but Cassian doesn’t think you need to be there.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 847
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His breathing is ragged and you don’t expect the man to get up, but he grunts and rolls onto his feet quicker than expected. Raising his fists, he’s ready to go again. He’s pissed off. You shouldn’t have even been able to land a punch on him, let alone lay him flat on his ass. He collects the blood in his mouth, hocking the spit into the sand of the sparring ring, and running his tongue over his teeth quickly. Thankfully, they’re all still there.
“Again,” he motions you towards him, crouched in a ready position, waiting for you to make your move.
“Are you sure?” you ask. And if you weren’t go Godsdamned innocent he’d be more offended. It was all a part of your game. “I think you’ve had enough.”
The push to delay closure of the polluting Rush Island power plant in Missouri shows the difficult decisions that utilities and power grid officials face as projected electricity shortages threaten many parts of the U.S.
Excerpt from this story from the Wall Street Journal:
An aging, polluting coal power plant in Missouri was headed for retirement this year. But because the region’s grid operator needs the plant’s electricity to reduce the risk of blackouts, it likely will keep running for several years longer.
The push to delay the closure of the Rush Island power plant, a 46-year-old generator south of St. Louis owned by Ameren Corp., shows the difficult decisions that utilities and power grid officials face as projected electricity shortages threaten many parts of the U.S.
The Midcontinent Independent System Operator, or MISO, which oversees a grid spanning much of the Midwest, moved this week to halt Rush Island’s closure this fall. It warned earlier this year that the region faces the risk of rolling blackouts this summer because it might not have enough supplies to meet demand surges on hot days.
The Rush Island plant is one of the country’s largest emitters of sulfur dioxide, and it has long faced criticism from environmentalists, health experts and neighbors because its operations have been linked to health problems in the surrounding community. A federal judge in 2017 determined that Ameren violated the Clean Air Act by failing to install pollution controls before an overhaul of the plant and later ordered the company to do so retroactively.
Ameren estimated that compliance with the judge’s order would cost as much as $1 billion and moved to retire the plant by September in lieu of making the upgrades.
Now, Ameren said in a court filing this week that it likely would have to keep the plant online through September 2025 because MISO determined that closing the plant this year would result in reliability risks. The company said it expects the grid operator to designate the plant as a so-called system support resource, a last-resort measure to ensure adequate electricity supplies during periods of peak demand.

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They stopped their political donations after Jan. 6. For a little while, at least.
The 12 companies mentioned in the article:
Ameren (Electricity)
American Express
Boeing
Ford
General Motors
Jacobs Engineering (Defense)
Leidos Engineering (Defense)
Lockheed Martin
McGuireWoods (Law Firm)
Northrup Grumman
Occidental Petroleum
UPS
Today's my birthday! ACOSF was suppose to be my birthday gift to myself...
❤️🔥aman n’ eren core❤️🔥