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7y ago
Thats probably the attitude that spreads it, yes. But that doesn't change a massivie amount of Americans don't live in these hotspots.
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7y ago
Maybe, Amazon is better at it than you may think, and you are in fact, judging books by their cover.
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7y ago
Dont forget, if people are not accustomed to wearing masks, or if they are not fitted correctly - it will cause the person to be constantly readjusting, and touching their face more than if they didnt have the mask on.
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7y ago
I would hazard a guess that 90%+ etsy sellers are hobbiest getting nowhere close to 10k/year
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7y ago
and still on average > 80 hours every 2 weeks.
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7y ago
Read the terms, basically you agree to give them 20% of the claim, if its less than 20 dollars, you still agree to pay 20 dollars to them - also if ATT or whoever takes some money off your bill you have to pay 10% of that... I have filled o
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7y ago
I think Mint uses Plaid, but I think the others may use Yodlee
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7y ago
Personal Capital is free, works amazingly - not really a budgeting tool - but more an aggregating tool. Depends what you want to use it for, it does have some* budgeting capabilities.
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7y ago
revenue is all monies before any kind of expense...
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7y ago
it also makes for a miserable work environment
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7y ago
pretty sure this is false, all my accounts are 2FA, and connected to a few different account aggregators (mint, personalcapital, etc) which i am prettty sure all use Plaid. Handles it fine.
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7y ago
I think this is great, this is how I would hope they would use this information. They internally create a drug, based on information - then sell the drug to someone who actually knows how too distribute it. Where these companies are scary,
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7y ago
type 1 diabetes - beta cells (which create insuling) in the pancreas get destroyed by autoimmune disease) type 2 diabetes - cells that hold glucose are resistant to insulin produced by the body. As in, Sugar almost certainly doesn't ca
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7y ago
I dont think anyone is arguing that sugar intake isn't correlated with type 2 diabetes surfacing. But, that same person would start showing eventually regardless, just may not be as soon. People with type 2 diabetes, genetically, have
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7y ago
My objection is that you are not reversing anything, you are treating it. Do you "cure/reverse" bradycardia and heart block by getting a pace maker? no you treat it. By your definition you cure/reverse any condition by t
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7y ago
reversal and cure should be synonymous. to reverse something, would mean that you go to a state where you can do whatever and it not affect you. The correct term is treat it with diet, its still a condition you have. When I was diagnosed
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7y ago
You dont get diabetes from eating "too many sweets". If you have a disposition to type 2 diabetes, and you eat too many sweets, then sure the symptoms are more likely to show sooner. A quit google, shows that ~40% of americans ar
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7y ago
You can't reverse type 2 diabetes. Using terms like "reversal" are insulting at best. Sure, you can suppress symptoms (ie management) if you were to change your diet back to what it was, the symptoms come right back.
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7y ago
Same with Primitive Technology; and he doesn't he talk!
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7y ago
> Amazon should be pushing FedEx (and their other shippers) to be more accountable for late, damaged, and lost packages. sounds like, they are - by taking a LOT of business from them.
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7y ago
same thing quora did, which made it hated by the masses.
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7y ago
That's not a very good example. Athletes are being watched for 4-8 years before they are ever drafted. Colleges are watching all the high school games, and Pros are watching all the college games.
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7y ago
this is incorrect, at least in the US. If you get fired, you do get unemployment benefits. The only way to not get unemployment benefits when being fired is for-cause. Ie stealing, or something similiar
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7y ago
Do you do a deep dive in the criminal history of every person you deal with? No? didn't think so.
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Nashville company Asurion paid $300K ransom after private data was stolen
(tennessean.com)
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So, who gets the money for these fines? The idea is for consumers to be protected, but some entity to get rich? or do funds gets distributed to the affected individuals?
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Equifax shouldn't operate, especially after all that. Atleast, with facebook, for the most part, you willingly give information. You can't do anything without data getting submitted to equifax.
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And also have the greatest bosses on the history of earth giving you unlimited time to do this.
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Because she should be responsible for her fathers condition?
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she started a page to help her father, she isnt responsible for paying all of his bills, she just wanted to help out. At least thats what it seems to me.
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