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About that reboot
(michelerebooted.blogspot.com)
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Salvaging the past in an ancient Maya settlement (2016)
(news.illinois.edu)
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Mayan language survives in Champaign, poses challenge in immigration court
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For small stuff, pick one thing and try to do it every day for three weeks. Once it is a habit, it should have momentum of its own. Rinse and repeat. (Keep a log book or you will forget and feel like nothing has changed.) Negative thoughts
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Well, I know a lot about the subject. But it would help to know what sorts of behaviors you are looking to change.
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The Rules of the Game
(michelerebooted.blogspot.com)
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because now it would now take 31.5 dominos. Really minor nit: You could drop one of your nows. Tangentially, my sons told me that when they start card tricks with an unopened pack of cards and strongly highlight that fact like it proves
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Your site is basically empty. Current content: Welcome. Hi, I'm Viktor. More to come, in the meantime you can contact me via twitter, linkedin, or via email at <my name> at <the domain this site is on>. More links and a pg
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The teenager photographing Canada's homeless
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Is It Time to Bring Back the Boarding House? (2013)
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My latest related thing, brand new. Still fleshing it out. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15781531
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Why Casablanca is the ultimate film about refugees
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Diet for a Small Planet also found that at the time the book was written, there were no countries incapable of feeding their people. Starvation mostly had roots in political problems, including civil war. It wasn't due to an absolute
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I basically did the same thing. I developed a portable income and moved to a small town to get myself back into housing. But most people can't just up and move wherever they want. The jobs are mostly in the expensive big cities. Even s
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Fostering Digital Independent Workers
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92-Year-Old South Kitsap Woman Doing Half-Marathon 'Because I Can'
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There is one problem with your theory: There is a serious shortfall of affordable housing in the US. So a lot of Americans are having trouble affording even the basics.
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The first industrial revolution shortened work weeks, in part to redistribute work. People worked really long hours. That was the norm. With automation, unemployment levels rose while those with jobs continued to work inhumanely long hours.
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Yes, in my experience, they are chronically infected and it is dangerous for me to be around them. I imagine there are quite a few factors, but I think that is a good thought. Walking a great deal -- sometimes on the order of many hours a d
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No one is requiring you to do this. Why do you care (aka object) if some folks actually give a damn?
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My father drank a lot. He quit after he left the army. I think he drank to suppress nightmares and he was able to quit -- without any kind of program, like AA -- once there was no threat of returning to a war zone. I also have known people
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That's a very classist remark. It implies that having been poor completely nullifies the value of my opinions. I mentioned being homeless as shorthand for "I used to go to homeless services, so when I say that most of them suck, t
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From what I understand, they are partially paralyzed. Every partially paralyzed individual I have personally met was pretty ill, basically. I have a compromised immune system. Being around paralysis victims is a big problem for me. So, yes,
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As far as I can tell, this is only an effort to create new parts, not find volunteer service people. If there are zero available parts, it is better to have parts than to not have them. No replacement parts = guaranteed death at some point.
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Helping out where their money really can make big difference. First do no harm. We don't necessarily know what works. We have rich folks who are pro UBI and that ticks me off. I don't think it is a good solution. I think it just
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There are multiple articles readily found about complications of using positive pressure: https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/581344_7 http://www.mdedge.com/ecardiologynews/dsm/5224/hosp
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If necessary, do it cheaply. This does not have to involve 5 star hotels. It used to be a tradition to do things like backpack across Europe. Couch surfing also potentially works. I did a lot of travel by visiting friends and family in my t
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Discussion of logistical details on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/933619850806620167 (Potentially NSFW as this is Naomi Wu, aka @RealSexyCyborg)
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Court: Man's accidental recording of beating wife admissible
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I was under the weather yesterday, so barely spent any time online. I am surprised to see replies here. The use case: TLDR: I am stopping the San Diego Homeless Survival Guide. I am definitely going to be doing something else intended to be
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