Naritai

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by Naritai 9y ago
There are 3 major points that I can think of: 1- these are extremely easy to write. Some blogger at (for example) just needs to copy and paste the quarterly announcement, and bam he's got his article for the day. (it's quarterly
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by Naritai 9y ago
I've read other market analyses that say basically the same thing - there's no money to be made in being a 'good brand', you'll do much better chasing either high-end market or competing on cost. That's why co
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by Naritai 9y ago
Canned friendliness is, IMO, worse than brusque professionalism.
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by Naritai 9y ago
How about SBBSNAMM? Stopped the Bleeding But Still Not Actually Making Money
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by Naritai 9y ago
Are you trying to say that 60k is low?
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by Naritai 9y ago
Conversely, it's common for contracting firms to include a clause requiring the subcontracting firm to indemnify the contractor. So United would be able to push it back onto Republic.
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by Naritai 10y ago
I don't think the author is asserting it's really driving kids around that causes the traffic. Rather, it's that all parents _need_ to leave their work at (say) 5 in order to get home for their kids.
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by Naritai 10y ago
State/Provincial income tax appear to be similar, yes. But Canadian federal tax is higher, and Ontario sales tax (HST) is a gag-inducing 13%. If you think Ontarioans are ok with that sales tax, just check out any outlet mall in Buffa
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by Naritai 10y ago
And that doesn't even get into the question of "is omission lying?" I'm going to guess the latter group doesn't think it is.
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by Naritai 10y ago
right, and yet he ascribes almost magical powers to the personal responsibility of his marks.
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by Naritai 10y ago
I would guess (and I'm trying not to make any value judgement on this) that they view it as a job, and the sales commissions help pay for their lives and their family, and they don't think about it much more deeply than that. I re
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by Naritai 10y ago
The article says the rankings were published by Times Higher Education of London.
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by Naritai 10y ago
I also took 'searched for an installed specialized software' to mean 'downloaded the client for Google's repo server from their internal IT site'.
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by Naritai 10y ago
You're drawing distinction between the 'man made' part of the dam and the 'natural' dam, which exists on paper but not in the static force analysis. If that natural portion of the dam becomes unable to support the
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by Naritai 10y ago
You have to remember that the hill _is_ the dam (of the type[1]). so when water flows down that spillway, it's going to pick up dirt with it - making the hill smaller and smaller, ie. making the dam thinner and thinner. [1] https:&#x2
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by Naritai 10y ago
There are other things that are just as / more useful. Ship and container activity at a given port, for example. Number of trucks entering / exiting said port. These can be very useful in the right hands, and are much less like
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by Naritai 10y ago
Yeah I took it to mean a 'lifestyle business'
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by Naritai 10y ago
That's tough. Operating any sort of industrial equipment gets dangerous very fast; I know a plaintiff attorney who handles cases like this (injury due to improper exhaust), and the fact that it's actually an area of practice tell
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by Naritai 10y ago
As far as the statistics go, on the application form they ask you for what race you self-identify as. There are only a certain number of checkboxes so a 'half' just has to choose which box to tick. That's the meaning behind
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by Naritai 10y ago
Did you look at the 3 links provided above? To quote from [3]: "They find that being Asian is the equivalent of a 140 point score penalty on your SAT when applying to top private universities. For example, a white student that scored
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by Naritai 10y ago
But if that (educating their own country's people) were their goal (leaving aside, for the moment, whether we agree on the validity of that goal), it would be much better if they just said so, rather than relying on a stereotype-driven
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by Naritai 10y ago
Your reference says that Americans think they need ~900 sqft per person, which I agree is around what the people I know think is enough. So I guess I'm pretty average in my thinking.
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by Naritai 10y ago
Honest question: do you know of examples of plans/layout diagrams of family apartments in Europe? I'd love to see how they compare.
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by Naritai 10y ago
To be fair, the Republican party is widely viewed as having gone through a major shift in policy and makeup with Nixon's 'southern strategy'[1] in the 60s. Comparing the modern Republican party with anything pre-1960 require
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by Naritai 10y ago
Not that I disagree, but one of the vagaries of the SF property market is that 2-bdm units are much more expensive than 1-bdm units, even for the same total sqft. I assume that's because would-be-landlords expect to rent 2-bdm units t
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by Naritai 10y ago
Personal story here. I have a 2-year old, and used to own a condo in what is now called Mission Bay. Here are some factors that we had to consider when planning on a child: -we are not sure how many children we want, and didn't want t
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by Naritai 10y ago
The article alludes to an important point - it never quite asserts that anybody is having fewer children. Instead, when people decide to have children, they move to a suburb.
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by Naritai 10y ago
Much more accurate to say Walnut Creek / Tri-Valley as far as the East bay goes.
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by Naritai 10y ago
All he needs to do to 'copy thousands of documents' is not wipe his hard drive on his way out. Any of us have thousands of 'documents' next to us at all times. If anything, the fact that Carmack's statements (in th
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by Naritai 10y ago
What's the merit of using 'fired' instead of 'laid off' in this round?

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