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nadezhda18
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> other kids could fall over and scream for an hour over the smallest of falls. Why? From what I have learned so far by reading various parents' comments etc, all kids are very different and making general conclusions like this one
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nadezhda18
8y ago
Did your friend go?
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8y ago
sooo second on that plus doing sports like jogging, stretching; this helped me a lot to calm me down and get rid of mood swings
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nadezhda18
8y ago
I did not know this could happen... thanks for sharing your experience
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8y ago
I do agree with the conclusion of the article to some point. I think it (mindfulness as the result of the meditation) must really depend on each person and each character. Anecdotally, in my case, mindfulness as a result of meditation and s
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8y ago
feels to me like you do not want children bad enough... there are infertile couples out there who have to pay quite a lot of money to get to the position where you are now (I assume you both guys are fertile) [0] Apart from the examples in
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8y ago
1. Moving out of Russia (to Canada) 2. Picking up jogging - really helped me to fight anxiety and started thinking straight
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8y ago
> but it was still, somewhere in their past, a matter of choice what about people who were just obediently following their doctors' prescriptions?
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8y ago
well, not sure about others, but for myself, I know what makes me happy after paying attention to my feelings I have after doing various stuff and reflecting on the circumstances in which I have had them. I do it pretty often. Sometimes, th
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nadezhda18
8y ago
same here. I am straight, though have no children. it is indeed very satisfying for me to see my teammates grow with my help (Im a team lead)
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8y ago
I would suggest to eat some carbs 1 h before exersising
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8y ago
Also, let's not forget about TN for Canadians and Mexicans. Does not allow to immigrate but you can work w/o problems (lost too many friends to it! they moved to SF) "The nonimmigrant NAFTA Professional (TN) visa allows citiz
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It should be none of them, it should be TN "The nonimmigrant NAFTA Professional (TN) visa allows citizens of Canada and Mexico, as NAFTA professionals, to work in the United States"[0] [0] https://travel.state.gov/
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8y ago
> > Scrum, in accounting for all the engineer’s time in a tightly managed fashion, discourages innovation — which typically occurs spontaneously and outside of any schedule or system of good predictability. > It doesn't. That
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8y ago
feels like you have not yet had problems with bad management. Bad management can drive into the ground even a great team with very responsible engineers. They will try to fight the restrictions, burn out, and then simply give up by quitting
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9y ago
they do auto-rebalancing and auto tax loss harvesting, kinda hands-free investment. Real human investors can charge 1.5%
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nadezhda18
9y ago
or maybe they cashed out in 2018? I sold my Ethereum in 2018
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9y ago
a robo-adviser I am using "assume[s] a return of 5.1-5.45% on stocks and 0.74-1.05% on bonds after 0.5% fees". I do find these numbers a bit pessimistic but at the same time, I would expect the robo-adviser to give more optimistic
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9y ago
In 2017, I made a net profit of $11,000 from 3 niche websites + my blog about said websites I also have other investments I keep for retirement but I really do not track how much I get there. It is for the distant future.
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9y ago
I wonder if it is a good approach to force children to finish their plates? Seems like not. There are some studies [0][1][2] that show parental control over food intake may result in children's (mostly girls') obesity since it tea
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9y ago
I'm on the senior level side and as the previous comment mentioned, it's around 100k CAD (typing it from a phone, cannot easily convert to USD).
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glad to read your conclusion! I live in Montreal and I do think it has a surprisingly low CoL combined with a high-quality lifestyle. Glad to see it is confirmed by your data. I personally live in a 3 bedroom apt I rent for $635 a month ($7
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9y ago
they have other problems apart from hurricanes: water shortages, floods, water pollution to name a few
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9y ago
> our house prices are insane, and the cost of living is very high are you from Toronto or Vancouver? In Montreal (and Quebec in general), this is not true.
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9y ago
how about this guy: http://rootofgood.com/ seems like he had a more honest starting position also, caring about 3 kids is no joke
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10y ago
could you provide the source for the info about Cuba? so far, I have had a strong impression agriculture is not doing well there. My impression is based purely on surprisingly bad food served in all-inclusive Cuban hotels. Normally, all-inc
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10y ago
You should use "web" link under the article. The traffic coming from the search is not pay-walled.
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yeah, agree with you I am from Canada and I am more scared by guns than by terrorism even given that just several days ago, we had one such attack on our soil. A terrorist attack for me is like a lightning strike. Seems to be deadly but not
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>> a few people sharing knowledge they've acquired I also failed to see much of new knowledge in this article. it is not very clear from the article how these people managed to achieve such high profits. Because of a big demand f
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usually, the business that does not grow is just one step away from going into decline. Do not remember where I heard it from. The idea is that a business has to grow; if a business is stagnating, it's too easy for it to slip into a de
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