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by ferentchak 10y ago
This is what I have found to be true as well but it seems to vary from person to person. If I eat lots of meat and fruits and veggies I tend to crave snacks less. This ends up meaning less total calorie intake. The other one to avoid is the
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by ferentchak 10y ago
Yeah that's the term he uses.
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by ferentchak 10y ago
My grandfather plays a video poker game called Deuces Wild and when the payouts are set just right and you play perfect you have a slightly over 100% payout. He has been playing for over a decade in Mesquite Nevada and has been making a sli
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by ferentchak 10y ago
I agree. And a receipt that shows my vote was counted as part of the final results.
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by ferentchak 10y ago
My experience doing business with Huawei and being on site for a while was that they even pit different divisions against each other. The fear of competition or being beaten by another Huawei division was much more evident than any external
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by ferentchak 10y ago
From the Article "[2] True, Gore won the popular vote. But politicians know the electoral vote decides the election, so that's what they campaign for. If Bush had been campaigning for the popular vote he would presumably have got
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by ferentchak 10y ago
With the extra money we could do wonders for oral hygiene.
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by ferentchak 11y ago
That place became Paris on the Platte and was around forever. That's a rich neighborhood now and they ended up closing it for a trendy donut place :(
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Depending on the brand they can have a strong odor difference. But sometimes it's tricky
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by ferentchak 11y ago
It's also important and useful to know why you don't agree with her. So many people have never read her writing but have very strong opinions about her but only based upon some blog they read or what their friend told them. It alw
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Reading is a superpower! The book is neither about Hitler nor fascism. I would say it is a book about the magically industrialists that she wishes existed in her youth when her family was disposed by the Russian communists. They have ray g
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by ferentchak 11y ago
It's the normal thing to do in the States too. Quote stolen from another thread: "Did you really think that we want those laws to be observed?" said Dr. Ferris. "We want them broken. You'd better get it straight tha
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Exactly. This entire tragedy was exactly what they needed to make sure that Americans had the proper amount of fear to begin giving up more rights. They made sure that the request was public so they could use this event as an anchor agains
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I always loved that part of the book. I think it's a perfect explanation/application for another quote. "The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws." Tacitus
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Know of any examples where I can read an account of this. It brings up my Rocky 4 warm fuzzy
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Until someone clicks the "Add people you know from your contacts" feature that most of these viral products end up implementing. At which point they have an extra dimension to help their social graph or whatever they want to call
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by ferentchak 11y ago
At my previous job I had a meeting with a senior salesperson at GitHub trying to see if we could come up with some ways to help better serve some of our joint customers and you could feel this kind of animosity bubbling up then. Both of us
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by ferentchak 11y ago
It does make you wonder if they decided it would be best to kill some Americans in California to make a point that they needed power.[1] We know they had intent to protect their powers. We know that they are willing to train and create terr
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I have wondered about this for a while. Does Southwest not share the information at all or do they not pay commissions like the other airlines?
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by ferentchak 11y ago
The odds makers are giving him a fair shot at it next best after Hillary. If you disagree that he has a shot against her you can make some cash from it. http://www.paddypower.com/bet/politics/other-politics/us
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I assume they all collude with spy agencies. Qwest's CEO learned the hard way what happens when you don't break the law when they order you to. That's the nature of corruption. They write laws that you have to break to survi
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Richard Dawkins would say it's the gene's tool for colonizing other planets. Plus if genes are going to survive the sun exploding they are going to have to get even more mobile :)
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by ferentchak 11y ago
What if the ad makes you aware of a "problem" that you didn't know you had that they have a product that can address. Think for example an ad reinforces the underlying fear that you are not social enough because you enjoy pro
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I loved the KLF. After reading the The Illuminatus! Trilogy I was facinated with the idea of how much freedom you could have in our society if you just stopped following unenforced cultural norms. Bands like the KLF were a huge part of my e
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I have found the advertisements to be very interesting in Denver too. They more or less imply that you are going to win. Some of the claims are along the lines of "How are you going to spend your millions?" Here they would never
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by ferentchak 11y ago
The comments about the cameras are the most striking. If you are giving the monopoly on killing and beating people within the confines of the law of course your actions should be very transparent. Without that transparency you end up with a
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by ferentchak 11y ago
Probably an accurate statement. My understanding is the Chinese method of resource aquisition is to ship skilled Chinese workers over to extract them whereas the States tend to send over money and let it work itself out.
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by ferentchak 11y ago
This internal viral growth strategy is actually a disruptive methodology to traditional sales methods. Most companies did not buy this way traditionally. Startups and hackers often think this is how software is sold to the Fortune 500 but f
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I am the only right handed person that I know who wears their watch on their right hand. Most people think I am left handed because of it. I think I started it to be different when I was a teen and the habit just stuck.
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by ferentchak 11y ago
I was working with some larger companies that ran internal hackathons to see if they could create smaller product improvements or advantageous changes to internal processes. One of the "prizes" that the teams one was having their

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