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jimkri
5y ago
So what do you mean by "Verify identity"? If someone doesn't have an address but has identification to prove they are a certain age there are work arounds to hiring them and paying them as an Independent contractor in whateve
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6y ago
Was running into this when I was looking for an apple watch band. When filtering by Avg Customer review, all the bands had thousands of fake reviews. Had to go directly to Apple to buy one.
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6y ago
Thanks for posting, really interesting to read that process. Just went on the site and ordered some clothes!
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7y ago
The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing. A Book of Practical Counsel by Benjamin Graham Its not an online course, but it's a great book! It has a lot of information in it, can be dry, but I'm really enjoyi
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7y ago
The only logical reason he might be doing it slowly is to limit the number of people trying to leave the city or state. This way people will trickle out instead of having a rush, like Italy, that caused it to spread
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7y ago
I noticed this too. I'm on the upper east side and when I went out for a walk in the morning a lot of people are gathering in the park with their dogs like usual. I was running to the store yesterday and there were so many people on 1s
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7y ago
Your comment reminded me of Michael Pollans book: Second nature. Its a really interesting book that talks about gardening, and also starts by talking about lawn care and how we are all made to believe that a trimmed lawn is the American way
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7y ago
Michael Pollan is one of my favorite authors, I would highly recommend any of his books! Here is the link to that interview for anyone interested: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/02/10/
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7y ago
I find it interesting too and really don't understand it. I really feel like they learned everything from Bob and the family. He sold junk mail and was able to pay for their great lifestyle. So the kids learned that they can sell junk,
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7y ago
Has anyone else noticed how deceptive the Paltrow family has been? 1. Bob Paltrow - Pleaded guilty to felony tax evasion over his liberal use of the junk mail company to finance his lifestyle. (was sentenced to six months in prison). In Ma
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7y ago
I did not know this, so thanks for sharing! Micro-algae and Macro-algae are great for absorbing metals that are in water, its used in wastewater treatment: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S13
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7y ago
I'm currently in the research phase for an idea using algae/other plants that sequester CO2 rapidly and continue to have questions, which lead to more questions. Thankfully there is a ton of research that has been done, which make
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7y ago
Thats an interesting idea. Have you tried talking with Directors/Executive/VPs? My thinking is to target sales orgs that are going through restructuring or are focusing on major improvements/goals. Execs would push their mana
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7y ago
I actually interviewed at a company recently that brought in an Exec because the company had no direction and the founders were too inexperienced. (This is what the exec told me) It was really interesting to hear his perspective on the comp
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7y ago
I think the cost of operating and running an algae farm for biofuel production is too expensive for the breweries. Another reason is the size of reactors or ponds for growing algae for biofuel is pretty massive. Most companies that grow alg
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7y ago
The article talks about a startup that is crushing them for into pellets. >Global Fiberglass Solutions, developed a method to break down blades and press them into pellets and fiber boards to be used for flooring and walls. The company s
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7y ago
Just used gnoosic.com for the first time and found a brand new artist! Great work on this, I'm going to continue using it and music map.
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7y ago
I did not know about this and this was exactly what I was wondering with the question I asked above! Here is an article for others that are interested in hear more about Portland Anarchist Road Care (PARC) 1. https://www.citylab.
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7y ago
I did not know that was something FEMA does, thanks for sharing! I agree that buying out the residents would be MUCH cheaper than fixing the problem. Do you know of any other towns that this has happened to?
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7y ago
I think the tax base is the leading factor in this as well. The state would care if the people had more money. I agree that correct tax rates would help in this situation, but I also feel that the towns that are contributing more in taxes w
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7y ago
I think any type of treatment makes it not raw anymore. Since this sewage leaks before it makes it to a treatment plant, its raw
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7y ago
Is there anything the community can do in these situations? If the Commonfields of Cahokia is contracted (changed from supposed) to be treating waster water and is visible failing, can a company come in to try to fix the problem and ignore
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7y ago
Working on building a system that can be used in urban areas to help fight climate change and water treatment issues using Algae. There has been so much research on the uses of Algae and how effective it is at using CO2 to grow and now I&#x
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7y ago
I agree that data is underrated. The commercial real estate industry is a really interesting example. There are a very limited number of companies that have complete datasets of buildings in all cities throughout the country. The leader is
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7y ago
Ive been diagnosed with ADHD since I was in 2nd/3rd grade and have been on Ritalin and now Adderall pretty much the whole time. That article sounds exactly like my experience. This morning I have been avoiding working on a project, and
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7y ago
I don't think crowd-funded organizations will totally replace the government, I do think they will start taking action where the government has failed or enables the bad actors. I feel that there are plenty of business opportunities fo
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7y ago
I also feel that this is related to the persons point of view on the situation. If the person that lost their job with no side project but was able to spend more time with their family, I think that is a win if they can look at it from that
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7y ago
When I was younger I wanted to be a garbage man too. I always made sure to be outside when they came by and made sure I was wearing my little work boots. My nephew is really into them right now and loves being outside when they come by maki
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7y ago
Have you noticed anything from doing CBT? Or what has your experience been like so far? I've done it before, but have been thinking about trying it again, but wanted to talk to others that have tried it.
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7y ago
>To me I don't hear people talk about mindfulness in relation to ADHD enough. Because as you start to use mindfulness you'll find yourself being aware of when your ADHD symptoms start to really kick in and you'll be able t
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