run4yourlives2

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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
neglect as in "not doing" not neglect as in "not caring". I'm not suggesting he doesn't care for the cat, I'm suggesting he's solving a symptom instead of the core problem.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
This seems like a classic case of over-engineering the wrong problem. The problem isn't that the cat is getting into the machine, the problem is that the human is neglecting to feed the cat. Solve the right problem.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
You'd have a stronger point if you had France vs. US and no other standards. In reality, you have the accepted world standard and the US one, with a small smattering of UK units thrown in. To argue the entire world should switch back t
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
I'm confused, you think 12 is a better base unit to use than 10? Do you think we should all be counting in hexadecimal too?
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Are you being sarcastic? I only ask because this sounds like a great way to escalate the situation and get OP fired. (I don't care how bad she is, she has experience capital and OP does not. She is more valuable to them than he is, end
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
>I refused with the argument that it wouldn't benefit any of us and I explained why. That's a bit of a lesson learned in terms of "Things not to do in your first week". Aside from criminal activity, I can't think
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Not to belittle your feelings in this situation, but nothing here is what I would describe as "bullying". A person not being nice to you, or being an ass in general, is not bullying. I don't think you'll get a positive o
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Western Civilization depends on western children. I'm pretty sure we're all in favour of either keeping, or improving the civilization we have.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
It's not generous, it's normal for a first world nation, and has been for about 15 years now. It's the US that is really, really lagging behind here. And with many corporations multi-national, Americans should really be askin
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Why would you assume that? In Canada and most of Europe the same system pays for both these types of care. Neither have any real negative affects on companies because: 1. All ee's have the same payroll tax rate, regardless. 2. All comp
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Some companies actually top this up. A previous company I worked for had 20 weeks at 100% for females. (In Canada maternity and paternity are actually two separate types of leaves, but they add up to 52 weeks.)
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
This seems to be a common misunderstanding in the US. Companies don't subsidize these types of plans (well, other than being forced to allow the leave). The government does via something (in Canada) called "Employment Insurance&
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
The building manager is employed by the Strata, so in your case either the Strata bylaw already existed, or the Strata Council acted without explicit authorization. (Which they may have after seeing this issue regarding zoning.) This is why
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Short answer: One of two scenarios... 1. Because the Strata (HOA in Canada) has no idea this is even an option. 2. Because most of them are in favour of it, (most likely). A big issue with a lot of condos in major cities (particularly new
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Holy Crap someone else doesn't get the hype for that show. It isn't just me. I find it pretty shallow as well. People compare it to the Twilight Zone all the time and I really can't see it. Black Mirror isn't really as d
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
It's relatively straight-forward to keep corporate tax to $0 in situations where it would matter to you as an owner. As others have pointed out, simply giving yourself a raise will avoid the corp paying taxes.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
The problem for them though is that they are also French, so things like the ADQ are tied to the inevitable "we'd be better on our own" and don't ever leave the province.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Um, the US has been completely divided right down the middle since Bill Clinton was in office. Not only is all of that possible to imagine, it should be almost expected. Canada is a completely different beast, with a completely different go
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
What about him? He's not only dead, he never went beyond Mayor. Mayors are notoriously loony because only special interest groups vote in municipal elections.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
but a reasonably strong economy and social safety net. Which was exactly what I said in my first comment. You're correct, but then again we have some built in safeguards that mitigate these events. One of them being FPTP, which is wh
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
All three Prairie provinces have a combined total of 49 seats in our Parliament. ON and QC can each double that amount. I hate to say it, but what people in Manitoba and Sask. think is entirely irrelevant to the country. (Also, let's j
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Well, Europe isn't Canada, and 1933 isn't 2016. One of the major differences between Canada and any other country on the planet is the level of multiculturalism that is not only supported, but encouraged. It keeps all sorts of ext
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
I'm Canadian. Dev pay is not comparable unless your margin of error is literally tens of thousands of dollars.
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
That's utter nonsense. I live in Canada, and there is no way someone like Trump could be elected here. The message simply wouldn't resonate. Harper was considered extreme and he was left of Hilary. You know what goes a long way to
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
To be honest, I'm not sure. That's a little above my pay grade. :-) I'd imagine you are correct, but I'd assume this has been somehow handled given that we've been using the CP-140 for 30 some years and one of three
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
Well, from the background articles it seems that people aren't so much as hearing it as they are noticing a lack of wildlife and associating the two. Given the CP-140 is expressly designed for hunting things under the ocean that wish t
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
What that article doesn't point out for laymen is that the CP-140 is essentially a P-3 Orion: A specialized anti-submarine warfare aircraft equipped with a MAD[1] and sonobuoys[2]. It's a pretty capable maritime surveillance aircr
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
I have something similar to this. Except I did play soccer (football) when I was younger, and I was pretty good. At about 12-13 another player and I got cut from my rep team. We would have been forced into the house leagues for that year, i
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
>A national internet service designed in 1999 might just be ADSL for everyone. Recognizing the irony here that for vast swaths of the country, that would be a marked improvement over the status quo. (Although it probably would have been
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by run4yourlives2 10y ago
> worst healthcare in the Western world - and they don't even have your records online. One does not imply the other. In many ways I'm quite happy my medical information isn't all over the web. As a resident of BC myself,

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