marincounty

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by marincounty 11y ago
This is Robert Reich original idea, and quote. "It's time we eliminated the corporate income tax and made up the shortfall by increasing capital gains taxes. Here's the logic: First, the corporate income tax favors big compan
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Politicians, or the one's that care about their constituents, need to nip this in the bud. Something like the Massachusetts Right to Repair Initiative. The inititative would have to go deeper, and include all the issues brought up in t
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by marincounty 11y ago
California Right to Repair Initiative--next! This Initiative is what I've been waiting for. I will happily accept information from automotive manufactures, but in the future I want it all;I want any repair information on any product
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by marincounty 11y ago
I give both of them credit for their successful businesses. It's the same credit I give to Donald Trump. They are all fine businessmen. In my world, I want moral businessmen. They all made a lot of money. There's a part of me th
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by marincounty 11y ago
Are you talking about cities/towns in the middle of nowhere? Meaning cities, and towns that business left years ago? I've found small towns overly red tag heppy, and these small towns realized they could make a lot of income by en
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by marincounty 11y ago
P25-s607, and mine is still working, it's got to be 13 years old? I still use it for downloads. I actually thought it was a well built/designed computer. It was marketed as a laptop, but the minute I got it home, and set it up, I
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by marincounty 11y ago
I am horrid at predicting the future, but I'm seeing too many of these cute companies' commercials like Birchbox, Lollipop, cute.com, cute30employedfemale.com, cutesinglebadgirl.com, boredhubbyathome.com, buymycutechinesegabage.co
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by marincounty 11y ago
It's not that difficult to abuse power in the non-profit system. I'm not referring to blatant theft by an employee, but other shinagigans usually by the founders--like mixing personal assets with the non-profit assets. 1. Is the
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by marincounty 11y ago
I'm beginning to think, that in order to make big money in this American economy, we need to think like the masses? Maybe take that old IBM laptop in the closet, and repeatedly bang it over your head. More than three hard times. Real
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by marincounty 11y ago
I'm with you. I don't want a relationship with company. Conventional modern vechicles might not track your movements, but they keep you tied to the mothership/dealership after purchase. These conventional modern vechicles a
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by marincounty 11y ago
Which company, or group did the hacking? I was told it was an Israeli company? If the company is listed, I would be tempted to gamble my last $500? My luck--it will go down. (I am curious if someone they really did hack it.)
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by marincounty 11y ago
I don't think prescribing opiates to the right patient is a bad idea, or just make them legal--which will never happen. That said, you, or anyone else are not going to get opiates from any doctor in the United States. The federal gov
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by marincounty 11y ago
The late Christopher Reeve said it perfectecly. It never got any coverage, but it made me instantly like him more. Basically he got tired of reporters asking his opinion--on everything. It was right after Superman. He said in a tired voi
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I know this absolute jerk that's making a good living doing it. What the secret? He subtly changes the resturant prices--the customers don't have a clue. When caught(one time), he claimed it was a mistake in the publication. Wor
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by marincounty 11y ago
This is a good idea. The costs from getting a pulled over for no reason is a big deal. I gave been pulled over for no reason, so many times, you'd think I wasn't in America. I bought two $15 Chinese dash cams. The same ones tha
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by marincounty 11y ago
I'm not sure if MBNA still has mandatory non-arbitration clauses in their TOA, but if they are; go to another CC company. They use these non-arbitration clauses, and they are always right.
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by marincounty 11y ago
I would like to see one transfer. It would have to be worded just right, but just one transfer. The reason I call for one transfer is patenting someting is a big deal(financially) for a poor person. The fees are too high. (I actually con
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by marincounty 11y ago
The Palm with the color screen, and Internet access was great! Forget the name, but it still works, and sitting in a drawer. Too lazy to walk over. It was around $300.00 It saved me so much money. I used to go to liquidation sales. In on
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by marincounty 11y ago
Here it's not difficult, unless you want a union plumbing job. The reason why becomming a union plumber is difficult, say for San Francisco local ?, is getting every question on an easy test right. Plus there's a lot of people
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by marincounty 11y ago
I've struggled with depression, and horrid bouts of anxiety. It was the anxiety that was relentless. I'd wake up, and boom, it would set in. The anxiety was so debilitating, and lasted for so many years; I think my current depres
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by marincounty 11y ago
It's pathetic here. Where I live, in the suburbs, there are people who rely on public transportation, but I honesly don't know how they pull it off. I tried it, at different points in my life, and it takes all day to do simple t
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by marincounty 11y ago
I'm still with you father on modern vechicles. Yes--the engine light comes on, and I can read a PID trouble code on many vechicles. The fault code is not always the problem. It's just not that simple to fix a modern vechicle. I
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by marincounty 11y ago
I don't think this question will be honestly answered. Maybe we should ask is there over three successful applicants that were over 50? It's not an unfair question.
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by marincounty 11y ago
He went too far, but it's most likely the truth. Do I fell sorry for his firing--no. Would I tape this speach, and put it online--no.
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by marincounty 11y ago
My favorite movies, but for no particuliar reason: Platoon Wall street Three days of the condor Chinatown Sunset Boulevard The Stranger(actually all of Orson Wells movies) Any Andy Griffith episode Bicycle thieves 1948 Niagara Double indemn
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by marincounty 11y ago
I hope your right! I seeing REIT's, and just about every wealthy person I kinda know buying up realeste, and renting it out at outrageous prices. Some of the wealthy are buying the third house for the kid, and the kid is renting out ro
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by marincounty 11y ago
You bill like Lawyers--lie. Yea, I know, I can't lie as easily as Lawyers either. I guess they learned to lie without guilt in ethics class?
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by marincounty 11y ago
I wonder why we avoid dentists? I know we all have the pain stories, but I think there's something else? As I gotten older, I just like to pretend they, along with MD's don't actually exist. What's ironic is I never
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I think we all agree Mr. jobs was a talented engineer, and knew innately that the average computer user needed simplicity, and someting slick. He succeeded. I'm not sure what Yahoo even does these days. They do have money, especially
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They have been doing it for a long time, but we know the game now. Most people haven't figured out they are being digitally tracked, but when that happens, I have a feeling consumers will get proactive, and really begin to withhold, o

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