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Multi-value project transmission planning was first conducted at MISO in the 2009-2011 timeframe. Now, 13 years later, FERC has caught up to MISO and mandated that all transmission providers conduct long-range transmission planning that is scenario-based and considers multiple benefits of transmission lines. Order 1920 is not a big deal for MISO, but it could be a big deal for PJM and regions that don’t conduct 20-year-out transmission planning. If the Midwestern state’s Renewable Portfolio Standards were the backdrop behind MISO’s MVP process, data center load and crypto load would be the backdrop of this FERC ruling.

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I have seen many LinkedIn posts recently from frustrated job seekers who have applied for a job, or even interviewed, only to get ghosted by employers. This indicates a larger trend—a recent CNBC article shared that 40 percent of candidates have been ghosted by a potential employer after a second- or third-round interview.   Ghosting—abruptly ceasing all communication with someone, without explanation or closure—reflects a deep disregard for how our actions affect others.

I’m a former magazine editor (Teen Vogue, Lucky, Glamour, InStyle…) and the former fashion director at ByGeorge, and simply put, I love clothes. I love style, thinking about style, writing about it, getting dressed, and helping other people make better choices when it comes to bringing things into your wardrobe. My general philosophy is that you likely don’t need more stuff, but you might need better stuff - things that will transcend trends and can be worn in a million different ways.

June is the worst month of the NFL calendar. The draft is in the rearview mirror, Training Camp doesn’t start until late July, and nothing good can really happen this time of year. It’s a tough one to get through, but it’s worth examining the current state of the Chiefs roster from a building perspective. I’ve taken a crack at what the Chiefs’ 53-man roster could look like to open up the 2024 season.

Many of us in the tri-state area had a rather interesting morning: A 4.8 magnitude earthquake rocked New York City and surrounding area. Twitter, as can be expected, blew up with the heady buzz of New Yorkers sharing a common experience. And of course, there is a blessing to say when you an experience an earthquake. There is, of course, another natural phenomenon, quite literally on the horizon, that many are expected to experience: The total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8th.

Certain songs take hold in my head, sometimes old, sometimes new, for reasons which may or may not be obvious. So, I’ll write stuff about them. I get it, haters. Six years before this, the three principal songwriter/singers of the Starship were in the Airplane, shouting “Up against the wall motherfuckers” and “Start the Revolution” on the Volunteers album. They’d been feeding their heads for a few years and seemed the epitome of the counter culture.

Before getting into today’s newsletter, I wanted to share thatI am now on Youtube!! I posted myfirst video yesterday and will be sharing more content from the Mills as well as travel vlogs to accompany my city guides. I hope you enjoy, it would mean so much if you could please subscribe :) Since we are all from different backgrounds, I am going to refrain from discussing religion too much in this newsletter but rather touch upon customs and delicious nibbles which differ worldwide.

Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedIn and through Jesus’ resurrection, the third day is associated with new life. Yet the association of life with a third day isn’t a New Testament innovation; it’s deeply engrained in the whole Biblical narrative. In the very first chapter of Scripture, on the third day of Creation week, land emerges from the world’s watery depths—from a world full of raw potential and yet devoid of actual life.