sharkmerry

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by sharkmerry 8mo ago
Apparently there isnt much to back that up. Writing in the 1990s and 2000s, author Albert Jack[18] and Messianic minister Richard Pustelniak,[19] claim that the original meaning of the expression was that the ties between people who have ma
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by sharkmerry 3y ago
You are not alone!!! I am in the exact same situation. I've told this to so many people and no one believes. I'm stunned I stumbled on this. Small world
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by sharkmerry 3y ago
entirely anecdota but a house me in the peninsula bay area, got bought for 1million (3/2) 8 months ago. got reno'ed- listed for 1.698 a month ago- went for 1.755
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by sharkmerry 4y ago
Recently sent mail with Tropical Coast font for addresses. Some got there in a couple days. Some are trickling in 2 weeks later. I was guessing, the auto sorter failed on a few and they had to be manually read.
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by sharkmerry 4y ago
It actually wasnt taxes with health insurance. They froze wages during ww2 but exempted health insurance from the cap. Same result. different cause (in this case)
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by sharkmerry 4y ago
See section on Transcribing
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
> I'm assuming these stable coins aren't actually backed by $150bn in actual USD, Maybe I am missing something, how is this different than banks employing fractional reserve banking?
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
>> I don't understand that opening at all. We all want to get on so we get space in the overhead bins, don't we? I think most are doing it for the overhead space, which leads to my misunderstanding. Why did they charge for c
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
>> According to the FBI homicide stats for US, 297 people were murdered by a rifle in 2018 in the US. Holy misleading data excerpts batman... there were 10k homicides by gun, but you choose 1 type of gun and not the most common. 2014
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
>> I'm talking about regular folks that chose the rental market as more risk-adverse investors and maybe put all their savings into a single property that they fixed up and are maintaining themselves. I think more risk-averse peo
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Wouldn't the union then take credit to try to give an example of people showing hesitancy? The union president is denying its a walkout, official or un-official
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
OPs point was tesla drivers are more likely to use the features. More cars being sold by other brands, could refute that but it doesnt necessarily. Its about the rate of usage of the software X total sales X avg. miles driven
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Minnesota is 50% of the land mass of California and 1/8 the population. easier to burn with less people affected CA, also is largely federal forests. Not sure how florida compares to that.
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
the example they are using is from over 100 years ago. Do we have any examples from a little more recently
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
the first line on the link is a little more clear > The US obesity prevalence was 42.4% in 2017 – 2018.
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Is this solely done based on BMI? Some of you may know that BMI can be wildly inaccurate. (this guy is technically obese on BMI scale - https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=153207891 ) I wonder if we would find be
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Did you research before asking "which cities didn't?" Or only after I replied? "Denver taxi medallions" seems to return nothing indicating they have one. Los Angeles doesn't seem to have one either
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
According to quick wikisearch, all cities except NYC, Boston, Cambridge, Chicago, Philly and SF
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
A bad driver never misses an exit
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
but that still has a human loading it and arranging the bricks, which i presume is amongst the largest time sink, sometimes 2. It is probably a vast improvment in terms of human-power required though
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
> The US has a population of 261 million and an employed non-farm workforce of 145 million, per the BLS. >According to the most recent US employment report, there are 145.8 million nonfarm payroll workers out of a total population of
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
> But the focus on comic books reveals a subtle tension at the heart of the Culture Pass’s design, between the almost total freedom it affords it young users — including to buy the mass media they already love — and its architects’ aim o
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Can someone explain what is happening in the first video? are the planters on the left after the turn and it was trying too tight of a turn?
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Feels like MS Teams has all the features in your FAQ of why to use your product. If Noor is for 1. impromptu voice or video chats, why is it also for 3. doing 1:1s, which are presumably scheduled
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
it seems you're saying that since this wont stop all harassment, its not worth the try? since we'll "have to accept grumpy service workers." >> So does this mean expecting service with a smile is a bad thing? no, i
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
when did you buy?
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
Just a note, "right to work" and "at-will" are different A “right to work state” is one in which the state has the authority to decide whether employees can be required to join a labor union as a condition of their emplo
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by sharkmerry 5y ago
> it's probably less crazy than having almost 40 million people be represented by just 2 senators when Wyoming has the same number of senators for barely half a million people. This was purposely the design of the Senate. This comp
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by sharkmerry 6y ago
> To back up his claim that decarceration doesn’t threaten public safety, Boudin boasted that, “Our year-to-year data show that through April, the city and county crime rate has fallen.” To be sure, the period between mid-March and the e
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by sharkmerry 6y ago
Im not sure either, but his latest post seems to be leaning towards there was election fraud. titled: Episode 1205 Scott Adams: I Tell You How Democrats Pulled off the Perfect (Alleged!) Crime, With Whiteboard with hashtags such as Election

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