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by mbrameld 7y ago
It would be more useful if the jobs were searchable or sortable. It's frustrating that I have to go to each company's page to see the jobs.
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I wasn't traveling with a band, just my dog! I was moving from Florida to Alaska, trying to catch the ferry out of Prince Rupert. Weather turned me around in Banff and I went to plan B and drove back into the US to Bellingham to catch
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It doesn't and I guess I must admit I'm having trouble seeing where you're getting confused with this concept. It honestly feels like you're being deliberately obtuse. It's not the ACA that's the problem, it&#x
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It's not because of the disagreement, though. That's a creative interpretation of the comment you're replying to. This is the crux: > Republicans that sought to repeal it for years and then didn't actually have any re
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by mbrameld 7y ago
I had a nearly identical experience crossing into Canada back in 2012. It was bizarre. They kept telling me they knew they were going to find someone in my car, which made me think they might actually PUT something in my car to find. Severa
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Not enough information to say that's the reason for the assumption, though.
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You shouldn't read headlines like that literally or you're destined to be disappointed. They're hyperbolic in order to attract more clicks. The way it should be parsed is, "things that are useful to know if you're w
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> The job doesn’t pay well. I think this is an outdated belief. Many officers earn 6 figure salaries in the US.
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> I’m thinking an intense workout with good form and control vs. a standard CrossFit workout A standard CrossFit without is done with good form and control.
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You're saying they're leaving Facebook now because of the rhabdo stuff several years ago?
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by mbrameld 7y ago
Isn't that just realistic, though? That's how dialogue in real life sounds, too. I and most people I know use "uber" as a generic term for a ride share service. We also distinguish which streaming service the show we&#x2
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> They are black boxes, or at least dark gray boxes such that if they don't produce the expected answer, your hair will turn light-gray trying to figure them out. I'd love to hear specifics about some of your personal experienc
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by mbrameld 7y ago
You initially expressed confusion about the difference between altitude and pressure altitude with your question "Doesn't flying lower make the cabin pressure increase?" When AWildC182 pointed out your mistake you insisted th
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by mbrameld 7y ago
Then you would need access roads throughout the orchards so your land use would be less efficient. Same as with tree farms and why they transport them with helicopters, too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK3fV6EbTOo
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by mbrameld 7y ago
I think you'd need a lot of very big fans. They need to be able to get the water off the cherries FAST, so they'd need to be powerful enough to physically shake the water off of all the cherries, not just circulate air until the w
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by mbrameld 7y ago
I'm working my way though helicopter ratings right now. I finshed my private and instrument and am starting the commercial rating in a couple weeks. I'm using my GI Bill to pay for the training, it's way too expensive to just
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by mbrameld 7y ago
> Gmail does not, inherently, have any network effects If you reject most non-Gmail messages it does!
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by mbrameld 7y ago
Could they be prosecuted for violating the Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act which makes it unlawful to "knowingly transfer[ring] or us[ing], without lawful authority, a means of identification of another person with the int
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by mbrameld 7y ago
Pressure altitude isn't the same as flight altitude. You can decrease flight altitude dramatically without changing cabin pressure altitude. You can also vary cabin pressure altitude without changing flight altitude. So saying they des
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by mbrameld 7y ago
I listen to them while I run or do house work. I don't have a commute and if I listen to podcasts while I do knowledge work I either don't retain anything or my work suffers.
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by mbrameld 8y ago
You can only pick the ones you're qualified for, and the special operations jobs all require pre-approval to retain into. Similar with aircrew, if you want an aircrew job you have to get medically qualified before you can select it. If
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by mbrameld 8y ago
The study said > About 15 per cent had a mental illness before becoming homeless, while slightly more, 16 per cent, developed a disorder while on the street. If they were suffering from schizophrenia but it was controlled with treatment
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by mbrameld 8y ago
Affiliate marketing. Referall kickbacks from the recommended products.
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by mbrameld 8y ago
Hi, have you heard of the NCORP? It's how the Air Force levels out enlisted career fields. Since the Air Force sets force-wide promotion rates, some career fields end up with too many folks in some of the NCO grades. When that happens,
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by mbrameld 8y ago
Almost every flight school does initial training in single-engine, piston-powered airplanes with fixed landing gear. Even pilots who eventually fly planes as different from a Cessna 152 as a multi-engine, turbine-powered jet liner with retr
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by mbrameld 8y ago
> You did not. You can contact the private companies such as H&R Block and request Their free service if you make less than 66k - and subject yourself to their upselling and scam artistry, to try and get you to pay anything more than
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by mbrameld 8y ago
Obviously I mean the word "fuck". What other usage of F-bomb are you familiar with? It is an issue when I'm in a call with a client and somebody in the same room as me yells the word "fuck". Do you struggle to under
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by mbrameld 8y ago
Since this discussion is in the context of lap swimmers...
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You're right, that's the policy there, it's just not enforced. Conference rooms there do have to be scheduled, but there are no locks on the doors or anything. I was 15 minutes into a 30 minute block once and some guy just op
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by mbrameld 8y ago
My experience at DeskHub in Scottsdale, AZ wasn't great. There are a few larger teams that rent portions of the open co-working area. Those teams tend to be much louder than individuals working there, and they have a culture that permi

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