PatentlyDC123

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by PatentlyDC123 4mo ago
in the post they include the agreement between the previous franchisee and the company, which allows consignment
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by PatentlyDC123 7mo ago
The old Buzz Lightyear: falling, with style
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by PatentlyDC123 8mo ago
It seems like you both are looking at different definitions of built well. One pertaining to how well the car will perform over its lifetime. The other describing the build process. Not necessarily exclusionary, but different.
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by PatentlyDC123 8mo ago
Usually such "international laws" are only advisory and not binding on member nations. After decades of member nations flouting UN "laws" I can't see them as reliable or effective support in most arguments. I suppor
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by PatentlyDC123 2y ago
Most jurisdictions have early voting and/or mail in voting. I understand the time off argument, but in most cases early voting seems like a reasonable solution.
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by PatentlyDC123 3y ago
Real Analysis. I know Baby Rudin is probably the gold standard, but Jay Cummings' Proofs and Real Analysis have been great for people like me delving deeper into mathematics.
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by PatentlyDC123 3y ago
You make great points. One of my law professors always said, "clear communication makes for long relationships." He was a small town lawyer that explained our job included: - making sure both parties understood exactly what the co
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by PatentlyDC123 3y ago
It is. Just like when lots of outlets published puff pieces on how Patagonia "gave away the company to fight climate change". Don't get me wrong, Patagonia definitely is working to help the environment, but the 98% of shares
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by PatentlyDC123 3y ago
Do people believe Warren Buffett? I don't necessarily mean this statement, but every press article or video appears to be deliberately tailored by him and his team on what to say and how the message will get out. For example, he seems
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
The Federal Rules of Evidence define a "writing" as consist[ing] of letters, words, numbers, or their equivalent set down in any form. The litigation hold most likely defined the writings that should be retained similarly. "A
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
I've seen this used with idea being you treat your spouse as if you were still courting them.
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
From the wiki: As of 2022, Vox reported that no evidence had ever emerged "that the laptop's leak was a Russian plot."[12] In March 2022, The New York Times reported it had authenticated some emails "from a cache of file
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
It was later admitted by the Times that it was real. https://www.wsj.com/articles/all-the-news-thats-finally-fit-...
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
I found this article to cover the quote in her recent speech about "tools." [0] [0] https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/eus-von-der-leyen-deliv...
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
That gives a lot of weight to the idea that officials in the Fed (or your country's central bank) and government will make the best decisions for everyone given increased data produced by a digital currency. History doesn't really
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
patent lawyer, giving it a +1 too
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
> If all you have (for both worldview & skills) is a hammer... All too true. Law school was very eye opening in this regard. I can't count the number of times that other students were baffled by technical aspects related to the
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
Could it be more about large institutional investors using ESG indexes in their products? Like BlackRock's ESG push [0]. Maybe I'm misinterpreting the value of the index for institutional investors, but I could see companies like
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
+1. Many times the real value an attorney brings is working with the client to tailor the template to their situation and needs. Most parties try to mainly use standard terms, e.g., shipping Incoterms, and language that has been litigated i
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
The Last Lecture was great. If you can, watch the lecture too [0]. Even beyond the literal message, Randy Pausch's outlook and delivery really elevated the story for me. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo&
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
Is this about the draft opinion leak? Or a 4th Amendment related opinion that was issued recently? I don't quite understand how the Supreme Court is involved right now. The Court doesn't really have a good track record of understa
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by PatentlyDC123 4y ago
HN, Hackaday, Patently-O, CNBC, old.reddit.com I want to spend for Financial Times, but haven't just yet.
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
I believe Doomberg addresses your concern about CO2 emissions in the proposal a little bit. Priority 1: Seduce Natural Gas Investment is explained to reduce the use of oil burning for homes and energy, especially in the Northeast, and &quot
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
LeanderK makes a great point. Social skills and clear communication are extremely valuable. A great way to tie them into your studies is with study groups. Try meeting up at the library or computer lab with different groups from different c
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
I think the concept is focusing on performing/developing the habits/systems required to achieve longer term goals. Kind of like focusing on what you can do today with what you have on hand for a project rather than focusing on fin
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
Your example seems a bit off. Yes, Coca-cola is not required to enforce their trademark via legal means; however, they may lose the ability to prove infringement of the mark later (even in another case) if they do not police use of the mark
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
I second this. The video courses are pretty good. For me though, the killer feature is having the vast O'Reilly library as a reference while learning. It's often nice to pause a video and dig deeper in a book on a particular su
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
I don't think the "right of way" for tunnels is as simple and easy as the author claims. Many land rights include the soil beneath the land. While tunnels could be built below existing Federal and State owned land, many of
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
And as big as ViacomCBS is, it's still a subsidiary of National Amusements.
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by PatentlyDC123 5y ago
Is there a method of flagging papers in scientific journals that have been criticized or refuted, e.g., by later studies or proven inability to replicate the data? In legal research services, like Lexis Nexis or Westlaw, many cases are &quo

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