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by redtexture 7y ago
Success is a path littered with many many failures on the way to constructing and finding success. A naive conception of success as a lucky singular event allows your statement. Some organizations, and nations after their thousands of failu
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by redtexture 8y ago
It is a well watered island, for one, with climate moderated by the Gulf Stream, even though well north of the US (The Boston USA latitude 42+, Dublin 53+).
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by redtexture 8y ago
Could it only take a filing in federal court, in the state where the NDA specifies which state's laws shall considered, to bring the former employee into the local regime of the NDA, under a diversity of jurisdictions process?
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by redtexture 8y ago
Thank you for this distinction, minister vs. backbencher.
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by redtexture 8y ago
More likely, there were already thousands of years of experience with boiled grains and related processing of grains to experiment with, and notice the results of, including fermentation, baking, and other heat-related consequences of parti
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by redtexture 9y ago
Ah, no. The moment the company gets money, is when it sells the stock. After that, unless the company sells more stock, or buys and re-sells its stock, it receives zero more capital financing dollars, unless it undertakes other financing ac
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What’s at Stake in Trump’s Proposed E.P.A. Cuts(nytimes.com)
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by redtexture 10y ago
The lost credit card number, whether from a wallet or a web site.
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by redtexture 10y ago
See: The History of Single Member Districts for Congress: Seeking Fair Representation Before Full Representation - by Tory Mast http://archive.fairvote.org/?page=526
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by redtexture 10y ago
Correct, not constitutional, but by federal statute. This was done variously by allowing and disallowing multi member districts, after reapportionment via a decenial census. Multi-member districts were un-regulated in the early 1800s, then
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by redtexture 10y ago
Just in case you're not talking about cash donations directly to the recipient, but talking about donated labor, labor is not deductible as a donation. Except for the amount that the donating entity paid money to the individual employe
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by redtexture 10y ago
Perhaps the cheap nuclear power era in France will soon end. "France’s Nuclear Storm: Many Power Plants Down Due to Quality Concerns" by Lee Buchsbaum - Power Magazine - (12/01/2016) http://www.powermag.com&
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by redtexture 10y ago
Fuller title on "Regression Analysis by Gilman"? I cannot find such a title author combination online. Perhaps?: "Data Analysis Using Regression and Multilevel/Hierarchical Models" by Andrew Gelman & Jennifer H
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by redtexture 10y ago
How about: a comment on (1) what this bash script does, (2) and why, and (3) the reason for dumping a disk as a result.
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by redtexture 10y ago
A couple of pieces of plywood, for each window, and some foam strips for air-flow sealing would do. This is not a big effort, just more than your (exceedingly short-lived) cardboard design contemplates. The gain in creature-comfort in the a
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by redtexture 10y ago
The key difference between windows and the solar panels, as designed, is the passive design of the solar panels. No need to close curtains on these panels, as windows would require, for reduction of heat loss on winter nights. The black v
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by redtexture 10y ago
Not an insulated capture point. Backside of the example metal sign always cooled on backside by low temperature air.
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by redtexture 10y ago
A problem of insertion into ductwork of a passive-design system component, is that when the heating system runs at night, it will cause air to pass through the panels, and thus cool the building at night in winter. Since the solar panel-sys
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by redtexture 10y ago
No, windows fail, as can be seen by reviewing the linked pages. Windows are not the same: - Windows do not passively aid circulation of warmed air, which the panels are particularly designed to do. - Windows also do not passively redu
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by redtexture 10y ago
What fails about the information that is provided by http://www.coveredca.com/
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by redtexture 10y ago
It is a conversation best taken up with an accountant. If the organization is set up as an LLC, with a tax status as a partnership taxation, the activity of the organization is going to show up on the investor's taxes. Investors genera
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by redtexture 10y ago
Pointer to two projects, of a number using Haskell, by Joey Hess, as examples of self-propelled learning of Haskell while solving a problem: [1] Propeller [2] git-annex [1] twenty years of free software -- part 12 propellor http:/&
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by redtexture 10y ago
Some of my most outstanding writing and editing experiences in college were in several courses (History, Philosophy) that the the students would make five copies of their draft papers, and professors organized us to regularly comment on fi
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by redtexture 10y ago
And make sure you have clearly and favorably defined in your terms, in the contract, what "publish", and "in print" mean, so there's no wiggling out of the obligation by the publisher to return the book rights to yo
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by redtexture 10y ago
The story of staggering institutional inertia and failure is amazingly similar to Xerox's, and similar to hundreds of other US corporate manufacturing giants declining into bankruptcy over the last 40 years, by failing to be concerned
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by redtexture 11y ago
But the world at the same time would migrate to dollars with liquid funds, causing for the near-term a drop in prices of other currencies in relation to the dollar.
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by redtexture 12y ago
A point of view on price-setting, and how a dollar a month is undervaluing your idea and your effort. Let's say that it takes from start to "finish" (knowing that nothing is finished), a modest 50 hours of your time to set th
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by redtexture 12y ago
clickable: https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/22164-help-stop-a-domain... And the more public version, stating the domain is ShadesDaddy.com https://medium.com/@PabloPalatnik/chinese-hackers-hack-
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by redtexture 12y ago
There have been hundreds of studies in the last 20 years demonstrating via the study conclusions that for most humans, noise matters, control over one's space matters, including ability to adjust light, temperature, personal visibility
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by redtexture 12y ago
There's more than a little academic and operations management research on the topic. I hope a search on terms like "background noise open offices" would prove useful for reference hunting. Here's an item: Performance, fa

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