1auralynn

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by 1auralynn 4y ago
I am the exact same way and yeah took me till my early 30's and a couple bad calls before I started fully trusting it (in my 40s now). It's weird how it doesn't translate to video chat though, but you are right that it totall
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by 1auralynn 4y ago
Right the point is that overall they are more the same than they are different.
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by 1auralynn 4y ago
Even moreso with the Hoover Dam
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by 1auralynn 4y ago
I stupidly thought this was going to be an article about how it's much more likely that schmoozer types are able to fund their projects, leaving others in the dust, but instead it mostly just rails against regulation. At the time, my s
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by 1auralynn 4y ago
I'd say over 50% of the time at my pharmacy, this would involve waiting in line for 20 min and talking to a harried, overworked pharmacist who may or may not be up on the latest research... not a great UX.
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by 1auralynn 4y ago
Lots of people just don't like (or aren't that great at) reading, unfortunately.
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Go into curriculum development. Work for Wiley or Pearson or someone like that. Edit: As far as how to break into curriculum development, she should highlight any of her work adapting or implementing cutting-edge educational content. Or pla
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
This hasn't happened to me yet but I have noticed they have been pushing their "give us 10% and you'll get your money sooner" service in an almost dark patterny way. And there's been some weirdness with sending invo
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
It's a complex issue. On one hand, what differentiates universities from trade schools is teaching students how to learn/do their own research vs. acquire specific skills/knowledge: demonstrating some kind of self-motivated a
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
I graduated high school in 1998, was great at math, and most teachers liked me, some loved me. MAYBE if you're talking about going to high school in the 70's or 80's, or in a more small football-centered town or something, th
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Different carbs affect people differently, but for me rice was a big no no, whole wheat was OK, and corn was great (whew!). So, Thai was pretty bad, Chinese not much better but you can find less sugary dishes. Indian was actually pretty goo
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Lots of rice-centered dishes (rice has an especially high glycemic index), usually a ton of added sugar (pad thai, curries), sugar-based dipping sauces.
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
My younger brother was diagnosed with Type I when he was 4 and I've always thought I had a pretty good handle on how tough having diabetes must be. I recently had gestational diabetes when I was pregnant and boy was I wrong. It's
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Pretty sure they mean "modern" as in the architectural style. Like "Victorian"
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
> I really don't like myself right now :) This seems like the actual issue you should be addressing.
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
A couple other comments here have said the same thing, and I strongly believe this is the actual reason. Queer people flock to cities to improve their dating pool and social acceptance. College is a legitimate way to move to a city (and mee
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
I mean it doesn't have to be all-or-nothing. If we decoupled health insurance from FTE, then maybe there would be more part-time options that would allow for some flexibility. Hire a biweekly housekeeper and a nanny for 4 hours a day 4
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Also, in the US lights used to be a pure green but were updated to be a blue-green so that color blind people could differentiate the green from red. You can still see the original green in some super old lights that haven't been updat
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Somewhat unrelated to your point but something I always found kind of hilarious is the fact that Thoreau had his laundry and food shopping/prep done by some local women while he was living his 'spartan' life in the woods.
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Interestingly, there is actually a long history of literally switching back and forth between its original meaning and "figuratively" over the ages. My fiance did his thesis on it!
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Pfft "wokeness" is just the latest label for people who have an investment in the status quo to complain about. Before that it was "political correctness", "hipsters", "hippies", etc. Not saying that
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Some of them were in biotech, and yeah it still doesn't pay nearly at the same level as engineering jobs. Also I was on the molecular/biochem side so pretty techy.
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
And most likely you'd go back to tech anyway around age 35 after not earning enough to live comfortably (speaking as someone with a background in biology with lots of friends and colleagues who left the field). Don't get me wrong,
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
I worked in pharma advertising for a little bit: There are two sides, consumer and clinical which I believe are about equal spends (might be wrong, but it's significant anyway). Clinical advertising is mostly used to recruit doctors to
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Oh and I was definitely smoking a pack a day+ for most of my 20's. Quit when I was 30.
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
It was physically hard for a couple months while my brain reprogrammed to run without nicotine (i.e. I was pretty slow/stupid for a while) and once in a while I get an urge (maybe every couple months?), but it's not severe enough
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by 1auralynn 5y ago
Also ignores the fact that the "discovery" of the helical structure of DNA was based on the unpublished work of Rosalind Franklin and others
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by 1auralynn 6y ago
I agree, but I think the issue is that LOTS of people just don't have good night vision. I have excellent night vision, and I feel safest with low lighting because it allows me to retain my night vision to see into unlit corners etc. I

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