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by jrs235 6y ago
My son was involved in a go kart accident 6 months ago. Still haven't gotten the bill or know how much I'll be expected to pay because insurance (vehicle and medical) are trying to figure it out. I heard the hospital bill is north
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by jrs235 6y ago
Hmmm. Could it be our stick houses instead of brick and designs that rely on AC for summer cooling?
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I still have an HP Laserjet 4 series printer with network card. I bought it 10+ years ago on Craigslist for $40 which included toner in it. I love it! Has two 500 page (1 ream) trays. That toner lasted a few years. Bought more toner that la
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by jrs235 6y ago
Prices across the board could increase if say the cost to produce and deliver them went up across the board, perhaps because the cost of energy/oil goes up, perhaps due to constrained supply. This isn't inflation and the price inc
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by jrs235 6y ago
This is the definition of inflation that I was taught too. However it seems that people now days mean for inflation to be about price increases rather than money supply inflation (increases). The money supply inflates and deflates. Prices i
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>helps for their other goals To profit?
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Meh. Depends where in Florida you are. I'm in the panhandle a few miles from the coast. Summer temps and humidity are comparable to the Midwest, except our humidity lasts for more than 5 months. The bugs (mosquitoes) where I'm at
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100%. The cornfields of the Midwest sweat as much as the humidity in many parts of Florida. Just thinking about the temperatures in MN and WI today (below freezing already!) causes tension in my back and my shoulder blades to flex. No thank
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As someone who grew up in Minnesota then lived in Wisconsin for many years I relate. Moving to Florida was the best thing for me, winter months no longer make me want to die.
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>session length I certainly hope they didn't use this metric... I can't find anything anymore so of course it takes me longer! I still struggle to find things under Microsoft's "new" Office ribbon...
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I would love to exchange salary info! I'm looking forward to what salary you have offered, and paid, others for this position and role in the past as well as other positions and roles not exactly the same as this one but somewhat relat
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I assume the FED is rejecting it because the owners of the FED are the member banks which stand to lose from this implementation.
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by jrs235 6y ago
FWIW, my experience is they used to have great support. Sendgrids support seems to have gotten considerably worse since they married Twilio. I loved Sendgrid several years ago but they seem to be having more issues now and drastically slowe
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by jrs235 6y ago
FWIW, I don't think "sour orange" referred to blood orange. I believe it refers to Bitter Orange/Seville Orange: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitter_orange I think blood oranges are sweet.
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by jrs235 6y ago
>I'm well read The band Counting Crows has a song, Murder of One. It's how I came across this "trivia".
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I took the Empire Builder from La Crosse, WI to Everett, WA and back with my wife and two young children many years ago. It was an experience and we generally enjoyed it. I also took it from La Crosse, WI to downtown Chicago and back for a
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>> portion sizes are gigantic Agreed. My wife and I typically get an appetizer and split a dish at restaurants. In lieu of having to pay for another meal we typically tip nicely.
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Prior to monthly or annual subscriptions, business software was purchased for a larger lump sum up front and perpetually owned. If you wanted to get updates and support you often paid a yearly maintenance fee ranging from 10% to 30% of the
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I have been thinking about how Saas has been the golden product but how as some smaller Saas companies grow they no longer appear to be selling Software as a service but rather Service via software.
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Did you get to the part where the agency is seizing some vehicles and then has to pay to store them? Someone should do a little more digging into that... wouldn't doubt it if the owners of some of those storage facilities have connecti
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"My client is innocent until found/proven guilty."
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Are you referring to court appointed public defenders? Oh, they don't work to find a defense for the defendant. They work to ensure the public's interests are defended. We don't want the state to get sloppy. Process and proce
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Until it is a fraud: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Lotto_fraud_scandal
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by jrs235 6y ago
I think the OP is referring to "real" wars as wars officially declared by Congress.
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And count on hours and hours of waiting at polling places in blue areas of red states due to intentional reduction of polling places. https://m.imgur.com/gallery/fBALblG
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The inflation is in assets: education (college), health (care/insurance), stock market, housing/real estate.
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Fake chatbot popup: "Hello and welcome, my name is Maria. How can I help you?" Me: "Go away."
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I grew up in Minnesota but lived in Wisconsin for 15+ years, so I'm probably a little passive-aggressive. I'll spot you that Chicago drivers know where they are going (agressive and fast is fair) and in reality it's all the n
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I'm near Kissimmee Florida (think Walt Disney World) right now. It's a ghost town compared to normal typical traffic and people present.
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For those that don't know... Wisconsinite's refer to folks from Illinois as FIBs (@!#$ing Illinois B@$t@rd$) partly because FIBs own a lot of [lake] cabins in [northern] Wisconsin. Add: And they irritate Wisconsinite's by dri

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