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by sparrish 9y ago
Kindergarteners spend several hours a day together in a clean and controlled environment. Not 24/7 roaming free in the jungle. Sane folks vaccinate their children. Placing the same value on a dog as a child is ludicrous.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Terrible that these parents aren't legally allowed to homeschool their own children. That's government stepping in too far.
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by sparrish 9y ago
There is someplace to go after eight-man... Our small school in Eastern Colorado played six-man football against other schools across the state. The field is smaller and there's a lot more running. Most guys played both ways (offence
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by sparrish 9y ago
I've had exactly the opposite experience with Hetzner support. Slow to respond. Difficult to convince that hardware failure has occurred and never less than 3 hours, often more than 5 to get it replaced.
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by sparrish 9y ago
This is a disease outbreak waiting to happen. The kindest thing would be to put them all down rather than to wait for the inevitable suffering.
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by sparrish 9y ago
That will pair very poorly with their incentives to get foreign tech workers to move to New Zealand. http://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/Foreign-Exper...
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by sparrish 9y ago
Can't reach the site. DNS error. ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Need to remove the www from that URL.
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by sparrish 9y ago
We are not having this problem in Colorado, USA. We've got so many butterflies this year, they're showing up on weather radar. http://www.businessinsider.com/butterflies-appear-on-weather...
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by sparrish 9y ago
Can we get a look at the due-diligence and hand-over list/sequence? I'd like to see what that entails.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Seems a bit ironic that a successful bootstrapped business owner would want to do angel investing.
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by sparrish 9y ago
There's a nice link in the article for how dangerous it is. http://www.denverpost.com/2017/08/25/colorado-marijuana-traf... I live in Colorado, I've seen a definite decrease in safe driving the pas
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by sparrish 9y ago
There's no evidence that this was due to legalizing marijuana. It's more likely due to first responder's greater access to naloxone. "In April 2015, Colorado passed a new law, Senate Bill 15-053, expanding access to the
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by sparrish 9y ago
"These fine grained units also meant that the composition of the final application was much more distributed. ... As long as business and client metrics remained unaffected, per unit health was ignored." This was my big takeaway.
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by sparrish 9y ago
I remember more than a late night or two building slashcode sites (those perl scripts took a long time) while playing 'America's Army'. Fun times.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Allergies == burden
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by sparrish 9y ago
It would sound pretty good to a recovering alcoholic with pet allergies.
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by sparrish 9y ago
As someone with dog allergy issues, I appreciate this sentiment. I don't want to be 'that guy' (the spoiler as you call it) but dog dander is going to seriously hinder my ability to get any work done, with all the sneezing an
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by sparrish 9y ago
Ah... but it's your whole body weight on your neck at that speed that breaks it. Unless you've managed to seriously misplace your seatbelt, I don't think you can achieve the same result.
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by sparrish 9y ago
That's just what they say in Hollywood. Common mistake that I wager most folks would report it says as well.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Or anything written by an Anglican minister, Reverend Wilbert Awdry. Surprised me as well.
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by sparrish 9y ago
"Thomas the Tank Engine" was written by Reverend Wilbert Awdry, a minister in the Anglican church. As is the Christian tradition, he understood the ultimate authority of God, the creator, and as is taught in the Bible, the necessi
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by sparrish 9y ago
The Miranda warning says "Anything you say MAY be used against you in a court of law." They don't have to tell the court, judge or anyone else... but they may.
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by sparrish 9y ago
The Miranda warning is "Anything you say MAY be used against you in a court of law." It may not... But it definitely won't be used in your favor so keep silent and never answer questions from law enforcement without a lawyer
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by sparrish 9y ago
Depends on your definition of "as well or better in life". If you mean they make as much money... maybe. If you mean they produce more than they consume, I doubt it. I would like to see that research though. Can you provide link
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by sparrish 9y ago
I argue they are usually started by MBAs, not the artists themselves.
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by sparrish 9y ago
My gut says it's because a larger portion of the younger workforce don't feel the urge to start a business - or even work. I know too many undergrads who live in their parents basements playing video games all day. Parents pay for
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by sparrish 9y ago
But they aren't likely starting their own businesses, which is what we're discussing.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Roku devices are great. For less than $70 I got a box that plays Netflix, Amazon Video, Google Play, Youtube, Hulu, and a lot more that I don't use. The big selling point for me was the built-in headphone jack on the remote. After the
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by sparrish 9y ago
My guess is their nemesis, the snowplow.
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by sparrish 9y ago
I can witness to that fact. It's getting worse each year.

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