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My wife works as a junior accounting clerk in the finance department of a small-medium (500-ish person) company. She has to reconcile credit cards each month. Yes, it takes days when there are poorly documented charges (federal contractor s
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I work for a government contractor and I need approval for basically everything, regardless of price. Monthly expenses just make more work for us, so yearly is virtually required.
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IBM Emails Show Millennial Workers Favored over ‘Dinobabies’
(bloomberg.com)
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If you or I made it, it would likely be good. Although I don't eat as many vegan meals as I should, I enjoy them. At "school food" quality, probably not so much. These are the people that make pizza almost inedible.
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If the study were asking for distance instead of steps, then taller people will naturally go further in fewer steps. But, at least according to these studies, it is the act of stepping that improves health and not traveling distance.
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5y ago
At one point I had an 18 month gap. I dealt with it my applying to jobs which were almost an exact match to jobs I had done before. They asked me more about those jobs than about my gap.
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News Publisher Quit Facebook. Readership Went Up
(npr.org)
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Somewhat related, does anybody know any "beginner material for non-beginners". Pretend I want to learn web development. I have been doing desktop programming and data analysis for many years, so I know all about programming but no
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I didn't learn to ride a bike until I was 39. Motivation was that I had just taught my oldest daughter to ride and I wanted to be able to go out with her. Also proving that yes, it is possible to teach people things you have never done
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Deep Neural Networks Help to Explain Living Brains
(quantamagazine.org)
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Local News Website
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The Dangers of Cynical Sci-Fi Disaster Stories
(slate.com)
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Fairfac County Public School Data Breach
(nbcwashington.com)
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6y ago
From where I am (mid-altantic US) Google site are completely down (google.com, youtube)
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7y ago
My father worked in retail for over 40 years. 10 for Office Depot, which sells a lot of computers and phone stuff. He has never been subjected to a search, nor searched others.
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8y ago
My children (ages 8-12) all use Linux on their personal computers. Web browsing, Libre Office, and a few games from the Ubuntu repository.
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9y ago
We need to talk a lot more about fiction. The Little Engine That Could and The Grapes of Wrath are good and all...
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9y ago
I've read Death's End and am currently reading All the Birds in the Sky. Has anybody read any of the others?
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The 2017 Hugo Award Winners Are Here
(io9.gizmodo.com)
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This shouldn't have been stored on an unclassified, publicly accessible computer. This is a prime example of how the aggregation of unclassified information can be used to derive classified information. Example... oh, there's lots
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Where I live the developer has to pay an "impact fee" per unit as part of the permitting process that is supposed to offset the cost of road and school construction. Right now it is about 4500 for a single family home (in semi-rur
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Make sure to contact the pertinent government office in your area that regulates child care. Summer camps, even those for middle schoolers, generally fall under their umbrella. Get all of the certifications you need and know what the requir
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Payment Processor for Raffle
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Mining for gold and items in WoW might be the best training. Being a pilot is being bored for hours on end while still maintaining high levels of alertness.
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11y ago
Location: Southern Maryland Title: Computer Engineer Years Exp: 12 Next Move: Open up a bookstore with my wife. Hope to open later this year. With luck, it will be successful enough that I can take a stab at starting a software business.
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How Would You Respond If Asked: ‘What Time Is the 3 O’clock Parade?’
(disneyinstitute.com)
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The FAA Shut Down Every Drone Club Within 30-Mile Radius of Washington, D.C
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We used Singapore Math and really liked it. I think of it as having all the good parts of Common Core (an emphasis on abstract thought) but without all of the crazy parts.
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Another thing that happened during this time frame is that certain professions, specifically teachers and nurses, began to require more and more education. I would also speculate, without offering any proof, that women in these professions
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One thing they care about is finding out whether or not what you are seeking therapy for could be used to blackmail you if somebody found out about it. Beyond that, they want to find out if you have some disorder that could cause you to los
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