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by mipapage 11y ago
My son went to a pre-school where they mixed the ages. His first day there an older child helped him button up his apron that they needed for painting. I was there for several mornings at first, while he adapted to being away from us, and s
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by mipapage 11y ago
I see people here in Spain do this too. I suppose the thinking is that there are people who clean the streets every night, so why not just discard whatever wherever you want! So much for being responsible about yourself and your actions. An
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by mipapage 11y ago
> "Manufacturers say decent returns are needed to reward high-risk research and prices reflect the economic value provided by medicines." Contrast this market or model with mining, where small junior companies raise investment
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by mipapage 11y ago
"Racing driver and race engineer Mark Donohue..." A bit off topic, but it was nice to read this name, a fellow who was the topic of some great articles in Sports Car (not cars) Illustrated back in the late 80s. If you ever get a c
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by mipapage 11y ago
Perhaps its just me, but use a deckchair for the logo, or place one on the beach?
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by mipapage 11y ago
I went thru the same on a 14 day fast. More energy after about day 3, clearer thinking etc.
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by mipapage 11y ago
I fasted for 14 days a few years back. Once you get past the first day or two its easier. When you do this you re-learn what hungry is, and I found that what I thought was hunger was just desire in many cases.
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by mipapage 11y ago
I would be grateful is someone could turn this into lower-level language!
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by mipapage 11y ago
Here's the discussion over at Cyclingnews' 'doping' sub-forum: http://forum.cyclingnews.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=29527 Interesting to read what insiders have to say/think about it.
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by mipapage 12y ago
My experience is that its open source or cracked in PYMEs here in Spain (small and medium businesses). There is no money here compared to N.A. and parts of northern Europe. Its complicated, different and has way less capital.
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by mipapage 12y ago
When I came to Spain a lot of (Spanish) people would give me the "why do we need to learn English?", and then the market crashed. To this day I interact with younger folk who continue this line of thinking; the ones who leave and
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by mipapage 12y ago
I followed a similar line to you, and what I do find about learning new languages is how easy it is to think in those languages once you grasp them; I've always thought this was due to the years of French Immersion.
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by mipapage 12y ago
I'm going to share this in case someone finds it useful... I am Canadian and married to a Spanish women and living in Spain. While my son started out sponging up both languages, he eventually took off in Spanish and left English behind
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by mipapage 12y ago
I grew up in St. Albert, just outside of Edmonton and slid my way to school many times. Making some sort of official 'freezeway' seems like an obvious evolution and concentration of something people do a lot of anyway! (In boots,
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by mipapage 12y ago
Yes, but you can edit the recipient list.
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by mipapage 12y ago
I've lost two friends in Alaska, one with a similar story, both with significant outdoors experience and neither was ever found. I myself worked in both territories around the time when McCandless died. Many of us were fascinated by th
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by mipapage 12y ago
Related: I worked as a geologist in the area and our helicopter ran out of fuel while doing some recon far from civilisation. Imagine our surprise when we spotted a 4x4 with a fuel tank below us, out in the middle of nowhere (more or less).
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by mipapage 12y ago
I did quite the same for 15 days and had many of the same results . Like anything, until you do it you don't really get the magnitude of the results, in my case like yours also monumental. I drink a lot of coffee; when fasting I reme
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by mipapage 12y ago
Interesting, thanks I hadn't thought about it from that higher level.
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by mipapage 12y ago
Ah yes, this was mentioned in the article. I was going to google it but didn't. Thanks, another 'tab for the weekend'!
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by mipapage 12y ago
"But Moorcock, one of the most prolific living fantasists, sees Tolkien’s creation as little more than a conservative vision of the status quo, an adventure that brings its hero “There and Back Again,” rather than into a world where ex
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by mipapage 12y ago
Thanks!
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by mipapage 12y ago
I'd like to follow you somehow (no time like the future!), but no email signup and no sign of twitter. Suggestions?
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by mipapage 12y ago
"The scheme comes at a time of heightened tension in the city, fuelled by the tech boom which led to charges of gentrification amid exponential rent rises over the past two years." It is too bad things have to touch some sort of b
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by mipapage 12y ago
Two of the authors, Phinny and Volek, have some interesting books out on living in a low carb lifestyle.
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by mipapage 12y ago
The scale of the story is not relevant; the moral issue is. There should be no sliding scale for things like this. Period.
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by mipapage 12y ago
Thanks for asking! "Have you not though about replicating this x100?" My wife's family asks us that at least once a year. We started the site a looong time ago, back when google dances were all the craze and SEO was just a ba
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by mipapage 12y ago
You are correct. I figure that HN and the commenters on the articles about the issue are the people who know about this issue, the general public perhaps not so much. Going by those assumptions, rule out the general public, and while I stil
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by mipapage 12y ago
It would be quite hard to judge how many people 'kept Uber installed despite this incident'. A simple scan over HN and the comments under the stories about this do not support your stance that many do support Uber in this. The sim
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by mipapage 12y ago
My wife and I have an old website that makes about 1200 euros/mo from Adsense. No work on it in years. So many ideas, so little time.

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