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isabelc
5y ago
But Gates was the #1 richest for many years, like 20-ish.
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6y ago
Miami, Florida
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6y ago
The largest county in Florida, Miami-Dade, has had my child do school at home since March 2020. I've been trying since September to get him back in person but they don't allow it, so it's misleading to say they're open f
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6y ago
> "It’s been fully open, 5 days a week in person, since the start of the most recent school year last September." Not true. The largest county in Florida, Miami-Dade, has had my child do school at home since March 2020. Only a
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isabelc
6y ago
Do you have a link to this? I would be interested in checking it out.
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WordPress Rattles Freelancer Community, New Website Building Service Launch
(wptavern.com)
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isabelc
6y ago
My favorite rapper's favorite rapper.
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isabelc
6y ago
>However, I was unprepared in the extreme for the ambient hostility toward men who live with their mothers, no matter the reason. My mother taught me young, "Watch how a guy treats his mother because that's how he'll tre
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isabelc
6y ago
Or worse, tipping before the service is rendered, which is becoming increasingly common with ordering food for both self-pick-up and delivery.
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6y ago
>Most people I know voted Republican were low-wage working people Because Republicans put more money back in the pockets of low wage workers with kids. Most people don't have the luxury of voting along idealistic lines, they vote
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6y ago
The division will not be fixed until they realize that the division is not ideological. Most of these comments imply that the division is just ideological. I guess everyone here is so financially well off as to never having been too poor to
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isabelc
6y ago
This Gary Vaynerchuk quote comes to mind: "How do you make people buy in? You don’t. I speak only to the converted, and you should do the same."
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isabelc
6y ago
>There are a few studies that show such functionality can have a negative effect on mental health, and as a result, Google is now turning them off by default on its own phones Google has all kinds of activity tracking enabled by defaul
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6y ago
>It is close to impossible to evaluate (and fire bad) teachers in public schools So this. They have no accountability. In Florida, a teacher can't be fired unless they break an actual law.
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6y ago
This is true.
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isabelc
6y ago
-Then there’s the luxury belief that individual decisions don’t matter much compared to random social forces, including luck. I know enough working class and poor people who hold this belief that I wouldn't call this a "luxury b
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isabelc
6y ago
Rodeos are Spanish/Mexican in origin.
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This article fails to mention this as one of the reasons for young adults moving back home: college dorms being closed. Edit: that point is less important now that the article's title has changed. The title was like: 30 million young
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6y ago
"Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive." (Howard Thurman)
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isabelc
6y ago
I've been happy using express1040.com for 14 years. It's always easy, updated and free for federal filing.
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6y ago
>I wish more people would do this (write and attempt to rank content), it’s what makes the internet revolutionary At first glance, I thought, "No, that's what broke the internet." Because I was thinking of all the spammy
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6y ago
>I (personally) consider that opportunity is a rarer commodity than innovativeness I agree. I think to create world-changing things, 3 things are needed: 1. Innovativeness or creativity. 2. Lack of neccessity to work to put a roof ov
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Some of the tools we use everyday were created by people after they made their first billion dollars. iPhone and Microsoft Office, for example. People will always create things, but if you have more money than you know what to do with, an
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Georgia Tech reported 251 cases of coronavirus cases as of August 22
(businessinsider.com)
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>maybe that’s because Florida and Alabama and Louisiana and Texas are being more careful right now. First of all, does that sound right to you? With schools opening? >Florida have 60% more restaurant reservations >Also note, t
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>Younger teenagers in the South West of England felt less anxious and more connected to school when they were away from it during the COVID-19 global pandemic public lockdown, Would like to see a study like this on teenagers in the USA
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In Miami-Dade County in Florida, it's not only bars that are closed but all indoor dining is not allowed. Restaurants had opened for dining for a short while but that was banned again in July. And masks are required in public everywher
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Yes. Anyone with more than one child will know that the main thing we know about kids is that "no two are alike."
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This is missing context. Marion County, specifically Ocala, has a very high crime rate, one of the worst in US. The sheriff is not allowing masked people to enter because of safety concerns due to the current hate/distrust people are s
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The stock market is a popularity contest. A simple mention on the news of a stock can create a buying or selling frenzy over it, and this has been the case for a long time.
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