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by lg 1y ago
10 year old me definitely checked out the Clan of the Cavebear books and similar from my local library, no one cared.
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by lg 4y ago
Lowering stomach acid can throttle calcium absorption so is linked to osteoporosis but i don’t know how common that is in practice.
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by lg 4y ago
In NYC you are spoiled for choice, my go-to is Mani marketplace that periodically gets a batch in from their dad's grove in the Mani :)
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by lg 4y ago
> The packing tips here are utter nonsense, as well as the suggestion that you get better exchange rates with cash than with credit cards. I was surprised on a recent trip to Europe that my (fee-free) credit card got me almost exactly th
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by lg 4y ago
As if the workers don't care about inflation and it doesn't affect their financial stability? At the lower wage end these price increases are eating up all of their nominal wage growth and more. There is a reason this inflation ha
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by lg 4y ago
This is misleading for athletes and the article is clear that the BMI increase could be due to sports nutrition and new training methods.
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by lg 4y ago
I saw an etsy tv ad the other day. My wife is an etsy seller so I thought this was interesting. They pitched it as a place where you can find someone to put your logo on a sign. The interaction with the seller was minimal, their name was ev
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by lg 4y ago
funny i am the exact opposite, always disappointed when the bag of carrots I bought is full of skinny little guys. so much more chopping to get the same amount of carrot!
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by lg 5y ago
Not for title III. As another poster here asked this remains unclear whether a web-only SaaS business needs to comply.
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by lg 5y ago
seems you've got the idea that you 100% believe is true, now search for people who disagree :)
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by lg 5y ago
Consider the american built environment since WW2, gas at 7.50/gal would simply make many people’s daily lives unaffordable, and the most impacted people have the largest clout politically due to the rural bias at every level of our go
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by lg 5y ago
The article is about the estate tax, not an annual wealth tax, and loopholes to work around it ultimately taking advantage of lower tax rates on capital gains than on estates (not to mention wages) and deductions for "charitable"
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by lg 5y ago
deflation is a tax on borrowing which discourages growth, causing more deflation ad nauseam.
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by lg 5y ago
One thing to remember about NYC's crazy tolls and congestion pricing plans is that there are not many reasons why visitors should need to drive in. There's NJTransit, PATH, light rail to Hudson valley and CT, LIRR, Amtrak, so many
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by lg 5y ago
but what is a 'pop'? maybe ordinary swings in both directions due to various minor panics and manias and profit-takings that average out to a decade of nominal gains but depressed real returns?
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by lg 6y ago
yeah a lender trying to get back principal seems pretty ordinary, i thought the bad behavior is making it hard to pay down to drag out the interest payments.
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by lg 6y ago
I remember seeing it widely called the 1918 flu when there was a flurry of articles discussing it in November 2018.
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by lg 7y ago
I would certainly support resident parking permits. I don't think many people need to commute into the UWS for work by car, since of course the entire neighborhood is hooked up to transit endpoints that have their own parking, which
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by lg 7y ago
as an UWSer who does not know anyone with a "country residence" or who can afford a second residence at all given the exorbitant price of living in this city, there are plenty of other reasons for people to take the car out in the
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by lg 7y ago
practically every street in manhattan is lined with free parking spaces, no meters and no required permits.
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by lg 7y ago
aren't you conflating market share with the existence of competition? anyone has the choice to switch to bing today, but many people have no choice of telecom provider (cellular internet doesn't work for all the people in areas wi
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by lg 7y ago
but does this wage amount control for the value of benefits esp. health insurance? otherwise not sure these are comparable.
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by lg 7y ago
it's also more inclusive to cook fries and pastries and such in a way that jews and muslims can eat them too.
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by lg 7y ago
and yet the first group of states votes in politicians that raise taxes and the second group votes in politicians that cut taxes?
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by lg 7y ago
G+ is a going concern for enterprise, they only shut down the consumer version.
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by lg 8y ago
i haven't seen widespread calls not to talk about mass shootings. i have seen calls to focus media coverage on the victims whose lives were cut short and not on the killers and their twisted motives.
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by lg 8y ago
that is quite conservative. i would think 3% or 45K adjusting for inflation each year is still a very safe assumption.
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by lg 8y ago
in addition to what other replies said, i don't mind the electronic meters often found in parking lots that take credit cards. i can't use the typical coin-op street meter because I don't have coins and haven't regularly
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by lg 8y ago
note there's already a google office nearby in kitchener.
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by lg 8y ago
with spending like that if a decent chunk comes from savings rather than income, you probably qualify for MassHealth.

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