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by flootch 13y ago
Human resource professionals say they've seen recent college grads text or take calls in interviews, dress inappropriately, use slang or overly casual language, and exhibit other oddball behavior. If only we could convince the human resou
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by flootch 13y ago
Raganwald's entire post begs the question: Begging the question (Latin petitio principii, "assuming the initial point") is a type of informal fallacy in which an implicit premise would directly entail the conclusion Moreover, in the poiso
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by flootch 13y ago
Hmm. I'm a bit surprised Microsoft hasn't created a Windows Phone launcher to go along with that.
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by flootch 13y ago
ObFuturamaLaughHarder: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FopyRHHlt3M Instead of showing me a graph of gold price versus bitcoin price, at a time when analysts say gold has declined due to a lack of inflation in the world, as well as the Cypr
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by flootch 13y ago
fwiw (maybe nothing) I know what you mean about finding certain job postings off-putting. For myself, I don't think it has as much to do with the job posting itself as much as it may have to do with how I am feeling about myself at the mome
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by flootch 13y ago
If you were to come to my job interview, I would probably agree you are disadvantaged. :(
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by flootch 13y ago
I am a woman and I feel disadvantaged compared to men in two ways when it comes to family life: Just a completely ridiculous attitude and an example of the article. Very few men, especially in this day and age" get to say "I want to have
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by flootch 13y ago
No, I am saying you seem ignorant of the history -- of the many many feminists groups demanding that no rape go unpunished, demanding that the public believe there is no such thing as a false rape allegation, demanding that all rape allegat
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by flootch 13y ago
And before you say, "Get real, men are almost never victimized by sexual harassment in today's world" I wouldn't say that. At all. But I would say, and seriously with respect, that your writing on the subject seems curiously ignorant of t
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by flootch 13y ago
A senseless death :(
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by flootch 13y ago
The judicial problems came about as the Office of Civil Rights demanded schools lower evidentiary standards in sexual misconduct cases. institutions should consider such allegations under the "more likely than not" standard of evidence, ra
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by flootch 13y ago
Here is the former Dean of Harvard as well as the President of the John W. Pope Center for Higher Education, discussing "Colleges Must Promote Personal Responsibility, Not 'He-Said, She-Said' Trials" http://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/20
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by flootch 13y ago
Not sure you'll see this, but I am curious, do you ever see a link that has no discussion and that you think deserves a discussion, or you think has the potential for a discussion you would like to read? If so, do you ever attempt to "rescu
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by flootch 13y ago
Interesting analysis. More discussion at Quiggin's blog here: http://crookedtimber.org/2013/04/17/bitcoin-the-perfect-bubb...
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by flootch 13y ago
The difference between voice and reader is that while I might pay up to $5 per month for reader, I would be tempted by free alternatives. Voice is world class and there are no competitors that come close for less than $10 per month. (please
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The Inside Story: Men’s rights group causes controversy at U of T (news report)(citynews.ca)
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