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jkereako
10y ago
My wife went to what she calls a semi-atelier school. It was tiny. She graduated with 24 students. One her classmates and long-time friends went on to his MFA at Yale.
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jkereako
10y ago
Become a member of your local library and read. Choosing what to read can be difficult, but a good place to start is to read books that have movie and TV show counterparts which you like. I'm reading "Orange is the New Black"
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jkereako
11y ago
For the past 2 years I've specialized in iOS development, particularly Swift. Location: Salem, Mass. Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Swift, Objective-C Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com&#x
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jkereako
11y ago
How so? Do you mean that source code hosted on GitHub will be diluted with useless code?
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jkereako
11y ago
> You could apply the same logic to helping people lose weight. Indeed you could! Jail's intention is to correct bad habits, not to punish them.
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jkereako
11y ago
I assume you have never worked in retail. As a retail worker, the pay is at or just above minimum wage and benefits like PTO and health insurance do not exist because the jobs are usually part time. Additionally, retail work always comes wi
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jkereako
11y ago
Happiness is not a right. This kind of thinking will perpetuate your misery.
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jkereako
11y ago
If executed correctly, then jail is a actually good solution for heroin addicts. In jail, they can't leave to buy more junk, so they'll overcome withdrawals with a 100% success rate. The hard part is staying clean. Heroin use was
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jkereako
11y ago
All users want to change as soon as heroin is no longer fun and instead is used to keep from being sick. Once a habit is developed, a desire to quit will rarely be enough. Help is absolutely necessary.
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jkereako
11y ago
> You're mixing things up. Cotton is stronger than wool Turns out cotton is actually stronger than wool. I suspected that since all my cotton shirts are perpetually wrinkled the fibers are weak. https://webcache.googleuse
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jkereako
11y ago
Good stuff. I'm interested to see data on other cotton garments, particularly buttondown shirts. Cotton is just a lousy fiber. On the other hand, wool is a strong and resilient fiber. It also never needs to be washed provided it isn&#x
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jkereako
11y ago
It's really hard on a track pad. I lasted 3 second on 10 attempts.
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jkereako
11y ago
> if you find it at Stage I, you have much better odds than if you find it at Stage IV. Very true, however, Stage I cancer is still localized, Stage IV cancer has spread to other organs. To your point though, Lance Armstrong beat cancer
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jkereako
11y ago
> I think we crave a certain comfortable level of struggle. For years, my greatest fear has been to win the lottery because of that reason exactly. I don't know what I would do with my life. And it would cause all sorts of stress am
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jkereako
11y ago
I say "not great" because in grocery stores in my area, all of the California Olive Ranch bottles are over a year old. The longer the oil sits, the worse it becomes. Also, the bottles are sitting beneath fluorescent lights. It doe
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jkereako
11y ago
Buy olive oil from California Olive Ranch. It's not great (I'm on the east coast, and the latest harvest I can find is from October, 2014), but it's most likely the real thing.