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TwiztidK
9y ago
My experience has been mostly different. I recently broke something on my gas stove (by being an idiot) that made the two front burners unusable. I looked for replacement parts online and turned up nothing, so I called a repair shop and was
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9y ago
In Michigan, Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie is pretty common and available at any larger grocery store year round. Plain rhubarb pie (which is superior in my opinion) is much less common but still available upon request from most bakeries. Similarl
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10y ago
If she changes her name it's easier, cheaper, faster, and more likely to actually happen. I agree that she shouldn't have to, but it is most likely the best solution.
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10y ago
Sure, but the group that runs the festival doesn't want to raise ticket prices.
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10y ago
> I have never yet seen a system that cannot be beat by scalpers, including paperless ticketing, I have seen such a system. A festival near me has a limited number of tickets available each year (due to site and staff restrictions) with
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10y ago
> professors urge know-it-all students who always have their hand in the air to talk during office hours This was unbelievably annoying when I was in school, since the questions those kids asked were always completely off-topic and added
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10y ago
I know two guys who surf on Lake Michigan and Superior. They mostly go in the late Fall/early Winter because the waves are bigger, but the water is absolutely freezing.
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10y ago
I once heard someone say that there are three reasons they love being a teacher: June, July, and August.
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10y ago
Community College is cheap, really cheap. I took CC classes during the summer while I was in school, working an internship at the same time, to knock out some of my humanities classes. In total, it cost me around $1500 to take 15 credit hou
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10y ago
I looked at some pay ranges on Payscale and a few other sites and I really do not see that happening. Perhaps I could swing a 30% increase, but (after taxes) the difference in rent alone would consume most of that.
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10y ago
I just visited some friends in southern California and the possibility of me moving out there came up in conversation. So, I used a cost of living calculator to figure how much more I would need to make to be at the same level... 60% more.
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10y ago
I use Reddit daily, but I don't log in when I browse at work so I ended up getting this message last week. It was dismissed immediately, so I wasn't too irritated (unlike Quora's system which bothers me constantly because the
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10y ago
That's really an issue with most luxury car brands, they become associated with old people because that group can more readily afford them. A $600 phone is attainable by most age groups, so I really don't see the same thing happen
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10y ago
Heaviside would've been decent, especially for a truck and ATV company.
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10y ago
It does to a lot of Americans.
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11y ago
Speak for yourself. Texas Winters with Alaska summers sounds awesome! The best summer weather I've ever experienced was 70-80 during the day and 60s at night. Absolutely perfect weather, until snow started to fall from November to June
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11y ago
Eating healthy comes down to so much more than whether you have a fast food burger/hot dog occasionally. Personally, I think the unhealthiest thing about a burger is the bun or the fries and soda that usually come with it. Very few fas
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11y ago
> Yes it's fatter than those newfangled flat things, but it doesn't watch me watching it, it doesn't record my conversations, and it doesn't report my viewing habits back to the mother ship. One day it will fail and I
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11y ago
I work in the engineering department of a large electrical utility company. Although no one here really talks about salary, based on what I am paid and our corporate promotion schedule I assume that most late career engineers are in the ver
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11y ago
From another source: > "The Flint River has a history of poor water quality due to industrial pollution and agricultural runoff, according to an assessment by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. But efforts to remove pollu
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11y ago
We're also talking about one of the largest companies in the world, so it's really not that shocking.
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11y ago
Does the match partially vest over those 3 years, or is all or nothing?
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11y ago
His assumption holds up perfectly well. When I was in High School I had job where I drove around and made deliveries on Friday nights. Nothing sketchy, but I was out after dark a lot. During my two years doing that job, I almost hit cyclist
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11y ago
I totally agree with you, but poor people aren't drinking $30 bottles of wine or eating $50 steaks. At least not the poor people I know. They'd drink <$5 bottles of wine and they would eat whatever steak was on sale at the groc
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11y ago
I've only been a full time employee for a short period of time and I see exactly where you are coming from. It's not even that I don't like my job, just that there are so many things that I'd like to be doing instead. Wh
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11y ago
In some parts of the country, it's pretty normal. The roads are caked with snow for weeks at a time and you can get into white out conditions if the wind picks up. As long as you slow down accordingly, it's usually not an issue.
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> Why would machines be worse than humans in bad weather if they are better than humans in good weather? [Because they are.]( http://jalopnik.com/this-is-how-bad-self-driving-cars-suck-i... ) Basically, the sensors they te
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11y ago
Absolutely. If you've ever driven though heavy snow, you know that you can barely see any of the road (no white or yellow lines) and lights are the only part of other cars that you can see. Signs and other traffic signals get completel
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11y ago
Maybe it doesn't get expressed to college students enough, but internships/co-ops/volunteering are extremely important. It's the difference between getting an awesome job soon after school and 5+ years after school. A fe
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11y ago
>> (Depending on area), current rents are in about the same ballpark as payments on a new mortgate, > Not in Toronto, which is like the whole point Then what is the rent/mortgage situation in Toronto? That was never discussed
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