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by dvtv75 10y ago
I agree. I've been a PT, I've done Yoga, stretching, all that usual stuff, and the key to not exacerbating the existing problems is doing it right. By sitting for hours at a time you're changing the muscle balance of your bo
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by dvtv75 10y ago
Actually, that's a very interesting question - your prior knowledge in a field, particularly if you've paid for your education, might become significantly more valuable if a non-compete is implemented. Valuable enough perhaps to
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by dvtv75 10y ago
My partner suffers from sporadic migraines, sometimes getting a cluster of them and then sometimes nothing for months. Symptoms include "snow" and similar odd visual effects, that sound rather similar to what I see when I apply p
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by dvtv75 10y ago
You wouldn't hire anyone who worked on KSP because of assumptions you've made?
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by dvtv75 10y ago
> "One wonders who he is to convince them that they may end their suffering." It's worth noting here that explaining that a patient can end their suffering is very different from convincing a patient to end their suffering
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I was hoping for more. Sometimes, when you're learning a new tool, you know you need to ask something but you don't know exactly what it is you want to ask. That's what I was hoping for.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
What study are you citing that disproves this particular piece of research?
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by dvtv75 10y ago
Well, since the research explicitly says that the abilities of the CEO are more-or-less inconsequential, I think you've rather missed the point.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
No, particularly because salaries and wages in my area are amongst the lowest in the nation, while CEO salaries are amongst the highest in the nation. (Which is remarkable given the region's sheer excess of corruption and incompetence
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by dvtv75 10y ago
As the cited research reveals, while their decisions may have an impact across the organization, the results can be mostly be attributed to luck. They are being paid astronomical amounts not for being smart, not for ability to read the mar
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by dvtv75 10y ago
The business I previously posted about robs their staff of at least 50% extra working hours every year. The staff literally give up their social and personal lives to work for free so the CEO can wander off and show the business how brilli
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by dvtv75 10y ago
You should see my earlier post about the company I worked for. It stands as evidence that this is plainly irrelevant. A terrible CEO can be rewarded far in excess of his value and competence while the true heroes are the people who keep t
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by dvtv75 10y ago
Let me tell you a story about a business I worked at. This business had a CEO who was just plainly incompetent. The sort of person who was first to take credit and last to take blame. We were operating with IT equipment that was a decade o
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by dvtv75 10y ago
You should probably stop making assumptions as to why people do (or do not) make a choice. Ideological rationalization on your part does not create motivation for someone else.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
No. What you should have said is: "The US is in the top (as in good) decile worldwide when measuring perceived corruption[.]" This is not the same as lacking corruption.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
At this time, I am fighting with a Samsung Syncmaster 2333SW Plus. It started fading to white every time blue was displayed, then it would overflow back to a normal image and fade to white. I'm told this is a fault in the t-con (timin
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I was diagnosed with blepharitis two years ago. Amusing (not really...) little story: Usually, for me, it occurs in just one eye. I haven't had it for months, but I do religiously clean my eyes every day now. The last time it happen
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by dvtv75 10y ago
Wow, talk about your Mystery Meat interfaces.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
Get a G-Shock watch and set the countdown timer to whatever duration suits you. Given the 20:20:20:20 rule I saw above, I figure a 20 minute countdown probably isn't a bad countdown. At school, I was taught that we have a short attent
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I realize you weren't asking me, but as I had it many, many years ago I'll describe it, before I go into what I did. One day, I woke up and both hands felt a bit odd, painful and tingling all the time. The next day, I woke up and
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by dvtv75 10y ago
Just installed redshift, and once I had hit "locate" and applied it, wow. I was very skeptical, but my eyes already appreciate the color change.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I loved Space Quest, but when I saw Hero's Quest sitting on the shelf in the shop, I picked it up, examined it, and then put it back. I didn't know it, and if it wasn't good it was a waste of around $80. So it sat there for
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by dvtv75 10y ago
The first chapters of a book seldom give you the resolution at the end, here you are complaining that the first chapters of season 2 don't. If you have such a short attention span that you need something to shock you into continuing th
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I had the first twist in the pilot. As soon as Elliot entered the ... club rooms, I figured it out. I'm very good with patterns, and one thing that annoys me is knowing how TV shows are going to end before they do. I had BSG early o
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by dvtv75 10y ago
It's cute that you think competition still works. Back in 2002, Star Trek Nemesis was released in New Zealand. It had already been out in the rest of the world, the "see it again" campaign had been run, and DVD releases had
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I don't visit American ancient ruins because I really don't want to be treated like a terrorist or criminal on entry or exit. If I'm a guest, particularly one who's paying my own way, I want to be treated like that. I k
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by dvtv75 10y ago
I'd add to that the ability to recognize when a weapon is not being safely handled, and either confiscate (in certain circumstances) or correct the person with the weapon, or just vacate the area.
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by dvtv75 10y ago
My first reaction to it was "Oh, it's an infomercial." Do you think we get Sun'n'Run if we order now?
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by dvtv75 10y ago
A few years back, I was out with some friends - one's a drummer. We were sitting there, in a nightclub, drinking our way through the evening when the DJ mixed tracks with different rhythms and time signatures. The one thing that stic
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by dvtv75 10y ago
My disability means that I have to read through every single option, verbalizing it. Changing the layout that I know so well has meant that MS Office is no longer on the list of applications I bother with. I know where everything is in Lib

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