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Fork of Unknown Origins posted:Yeah, so that whole thing is going to be reduced down to 'fired with cause' on an unemployment application and it'll be denied. quote:Examples of discharges that could potentially make an applicant ineligible are:
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Fork of Unknown Origins posted:Ah, probably should have guessed that not everywhere had the same employment laws as WV. West Virginia Unemployment Site posted:#Q9: CAN I DRAW BENEFITS EVEN IF I WAS FIRED?
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Feb 21, 2014 00:12
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Mar 4, 2014 06:39
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Tiggum posted:But if you owe me money and I take something of yours to hold until you pay me, that's totally illegal. How is it different in this case? You can't just take someone's stuff because you say they owe you money.
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They wouldn't be paying you, they owe the towing company for the 'service' of having the car towed. Edit: I guess I should add that you can't just hold someone's car hostage for no reason, but if they owed you, you might. An example would be a car repair shop: They can hold your car against the money owed for repairs. They can also charge storage fees if you don't pick up the car in a reasonable amount of time (generally a few days, they have to try notifying you, and they have to have the rates posted). If a vehicle has been abandoned on your property for a month or two you can sell it at public auction (as long as you've followed the long list of legal steps correctly). TheLastManStanding fucked around with this message at 10:46 on Mar 4, 2014 |
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Mar 4, 2014 10:25
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You need to have a reason for booting a car. If you are on private property, proper signs of the rules have been posted, and you break the rules, then they can boot. They can also give you a 'ticket' (technically it's compensation for a breach of contract or something silly; it's basically fluff you can ignore unless they've already nabbed your car).
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hoobajoo posted:She was injured and the radiology lab was inaccessible by wheelchair.
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Fork of Unknown Origins posted:Backstory: A friend of my wife is a foster mother, who is currently adopting one of the kids she fosters. The mother lost all parental rights last year. As far as anyone knows the birth mother has no idea who the foster mother is, and no one except the county social services should know both names. This is in California.
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Thauros posted:What's the purpose of a twitter bot that randomly follows people and tweets random banal messages not directed to any user without a link to an affiliate marketing site or porn? I've had a couple follow me in the last week and I don't understand how this would possibly make money for anyone. Veritasium has a cool youtube video that does some investigating into fake and bot accounts (on facebook, but I'm guessing twitter has the same problem).
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:What are some towns/cities/CDP/unincorporated areas owned or partially-owned and run by corporations? I already got Universal City, CA and Celebration, FL. Doesn't have to just be in America. City of Industry, California - 80,000 jobs, 219 residents.
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photomikey posted:Once a month, I run a board meeting with 12 people around a table. We do this from various class-b office conference rooms, seldom the same one twice (we rotate between different board member's office with various phone setups). Invariably, someone can't come and needs to dial in. We are left with using a cell phone sitting in the middle of the table, or a consumer speakerphone on a POTS line. Is there some kind of omnidirectional microphone that I can plug into my laptop to pickup a room full of speakers? I don't need this to be broadcast on C-Span, just good enough for someone on Skype or somesuch to hear, without having to hand the microphone around (which is rather disruptive).
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Mar 19, 2014 06:05
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Those aren't balanced, they're motorized. Typically they are called wave machines and they are pretty expensive.
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Literally the first google result of 'dirt density' has a list of different dirts and their densities. Could you really not figure that out on your own? http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/dirt-mud-densities-d_1727.html
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Professional video is typically shot with a Steadicam, which would easily allow the operator to mount the camera in a low position and use the monitor to frame the shots while standing.
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Spyderco posted:A myth in the knife world is that, out there somewhere exists steel with high-performance cutting abilities that cannot rust. A Japanese steel foundry recently turned this myth into reality with the introduction of a steel they call H1.
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Maybe I'm not understanding the problem correctly, since it seems like you answered it yourself. Just select both columns, then click Filter>Number_Filter>Greater_than.
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Grundulum posted:In sorting by column B value, column A's values are no longer numerically sorted. They range from 1 to almost 90,000, in essentially random ordering. Don't sort column B, filter it (make sure you select both columns and their headers when you click filter).
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Jul 14, 2014 20:30
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Grundulum posted:"The command you chose cannot be performed with multiple selections. Select both columns in a single selection.
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Jul 14, 2014 21:00
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Grundulum posted:
=IF( ISNUMBER( MATCH(A*,$B$2:$B$5986,0) ) ,1,0) So your A value has to match any B value over the a specific value? If that's the case you can use your if statement to return the A value (instead of 1), then filter the column to remove the 0's, and filter B to be above your value.
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Well, that fixed the error message.
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So there are duplicate A values and you want to keep all of them as long as one of their B values is above the threshold? If you use your current if statement you can still filter the rows in excel rather than exporting to awk and then back in: Select all the columns, filter, then uncheck 0 in the drop down box.
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Man with Hat posted:And another excel question, there seem to be some ridiculously good people in here for those. I copy a large batch of stuff from a economics program with both both text and numbers in a bunch of cells. Most of it is fine but some of the number cells are text instead of numbers, according to excel. If i type the number in manually it works fine.
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To extract the date you'll need a cell withcode:code:TheLastManStanding fucked around with this message at 00:39 on Jul 25, 2014 |
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Technically it isn't a sentence since there isn't a verb. If you semi-colon the previous sentence you could turn it into a prepositional phrase, "with more money came more cocaine". You could imply the 'came' as "with more money, more cocaine".
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the posted:That's way too complex of a question, but let's look into it! Provided you are in the same gear in both situations while going 20 mph, then there won't be any time difference. Starting from 20 mph will most likely feel faster from the sudden weight shift when accelerating.
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Nintendo Kid posted:That can happen, but it's more likely that there's new interference in your area. You might want to try a "site survey" program like InSSIDer http://www.inssider.com/downloads/ to get information on the relative signal strengths of wireless networks around you, and to take the computer around where you live to figure out if some areas are having more interference than others. It could be as simple to fix your problems as changing the channel on your router to one with less interferences. It should be noted that the old version, inSSIDer 2.0, is free and can be found through google, while the newer versions are all paid licenses.
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Turtlicious posted:How many unique mazes are there in pacman? I've never played past the first level.
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Gravity Pike posted:The potential to become profitable is enough to keep stocks trading. Amazon isn't profitable, but investors keep on throwing money at them.
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When you sign up you're allowed to put in a custom title. If you don't write anything, then you get the baby avatar. It's not a guarantee that their post is dumb, but at least you know they are bad at paying attention.
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Japanese Yen have the values printed largely on them (except for the 5) and since 1 USD gets you 100 Yen, it's probably one of the most cost efficient options.
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They are supposedly bug deflectors, though I don't know if they are actually effective.
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terre packet posted:I searched both the Musician's Lounge and the Careers subforums and was unable to find any kind of thread that talks about careers in music (producing, composing or performing). Does this discussion not exist on SA or am I just horrible at searching? DELETED posted:Put a scale underneath the object, it's then performing work indicated as weight on the scale A brick on a scale would be exerting a force, but wouldn't be doing work: Work is expressed over a distance which can make it awkward to deal with. Technically work has been done by the brick while in the act of being placed, which is recorded by the scale, but once it's at rest then no work is being done. TheLastManStanding fucked around with this message at 07:49 on Oct 9, 2014 |
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Baron Porkface posted:How the gently caress does a spray make something less static? By being slightly conductive.
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The farthest ends of rivers do dry up. The ground, however, is able to absorb a lot of water and release it slowly over time. Snow also stores a lot up water upstream. Then there are underground aquifers and springs. All of those combine over a huge area to keep large rivers flowing year round.
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Ancient Empires was the first game that came to my mind.
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socketwrencher posted:I was going to say a citizen can't hire the post office to deliver on Sunday, but maybe they can if the price is right.
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It's possibly a pickle fork, cocktail pick, or snail fork.
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Dec 28, 2014 01:51
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It's called a relief.
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tuyop posted:Yeah that confused me a bit and made me think that the equation must be for analyzing some kind of pipe or closed container where water can leak until the pressure equalizes, like if you covered the cup with an airtight seal. I don't really understand where the pressure differential comes from in an unsealed cup with a hole* because I have no background in physics and was mostly trying to be funny before I got curious.
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huh.. Not sure how I missed that. I guess I just assumed he was thinking of a traditional water clock. In that case it becomes a buoyancy problem. You'd still use Bernoulli's equation, but you'd have to calculate how the buoyant force changes as a function of height (it should be linear for a cylinder so you'd just need to know it's dry and sunk weight) and then use that to calculate your pressure difference. I don't believe it changes the equation much, but I'm clearly too tired to think.
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Are you sure your email has been hacked and someone isn't just spoofing it? Have you checked your computer for viruses/keyloggers? Have you logged in from computers that didn't belong to you?
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