Super cool! It’s true, not everyone has a Moleskine and MacBook Pro with them. ;-)
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This is what I come to Lifehacker to read! Thank you. Granted I already saw it because I visit Cool Tools regularly. But still... :)
This should be common sense. Every worker is different and will require a different way of leading, so flexibility in how you lead is a quality every manager should have or learn and develop very quickly. Two big things a manager should NOT be are inflexible and indecisive. Slow decision-making is fine to a point. If…
Ugh, carriage wars rear their ugly head on yet another platform. Sure to become far, far worse after Net Neutrality is dead and buried. “I don’t want Company X to be able to carry MYYYY channels, because I want to sign an exclusive deal with Y, or better yet, buy Y and be vertically integrated like Comcast/NBC and…
Exactly.
Where is ‘micro management’ in that list.
Services like Sling, Playstation Vue, and DirecTV Now let you watch live TV over the internet without getting a…
If you ever have to step up and manage people, it can be pretty difficult to figure out the best way to do it in a…
If you’ve ever wanted to run for a local government position, whether that’s a seat on a local Community College…
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What did you hope to accomplish other than smearing your kid’s white friends and associating their stupid teenage tomfoolery with what happened to Emmet Till? Sharing a “visual”?
So, you ruined a totally innocent activity for a bunch of kids? Nice parenting.
Paralegal in a bankruptcy law firm here. Many of these statements are false. Just because a debt isn’t dischargeable does not mean that bankruptcy will not provide any kind of relief. Also, some municipal and government debts are dischargeable, even tax debts that were assessed more than four years ago for timely…
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I love me some Foxtrot Alpha.
I’m sorry to hear that about your girlfriend. We all want the best for our kids, but education is like any other expensive good. You live within your means by not purchasing an expensive vehicle or home, etc. Education only gets you to commencement, but as I’ve found out, where you graduate from doesn’t dictate how…
I obviously don’t know squat about your specific situation. But I would strongly suggest that you consider the following options, if you haven’t already:
You can actually get student loans discharged, the law allows for it, but it’s nearly, nearly impossible. You basically have to prove that you’re near or below poverty, you will be near or below poverty for the foreseeable future, and you did everything to try and pay the loans. See Brunner v. New York State Higher…
From the linked article:
A lot of people think bankruptcy means all of your debts are immediately forgiven and you start over with a clean…
You sound like you have a lot of hate in you. I’m sorry you feel that way.