Whether you want to believe it or not, there are very good reasons to repeal Dodd-Frank. It’s probably done more harm than good.
Whether you want to believe it or not, there are very good reasons to repeal Dodd-Frank. It’s probably done more harm than good.
Start idolizing real people instead of celebrities. You’ll be less disappointed in the long run.
1) Men say stupid things - it happens.
Could be a bad batch. We built a new house and used Phillips LED lamps for some of our recessed lighting. Had several burn out within a few months. They were replaced under warranty and now 2 years later they’re still going strong.
You mention CRI but not color temperature. That’s just as important as CRI if you’re wanting a certain “look”. 2700K or 3000K will still have a warm look to it. Anything above that gets into cool white territory. People that complain about LED lighting looking bad need to pay attention to color temperature.
It’s all about color temperature. 2700K is a good approximation for incandescent light and LEDs are becoming more readily available in 2700K (warm white). 3000k is a nice middle ground that feels a bit more “modern” but still has a nice warm glow to it. Above 3000k (4000k, 5000k, 5500k, etc.) you’re getting into cool…
Unless you’re using iTunes Match, then family sharing isn’t the answer...
Jesus - it’s fucking auto correct. Get over it already.
Yeah, but in the case of winning a boat, it’s the first time it’s been “paid for”. In the case of inheriting something - say a business, some land, buildings, etc. They’ve already been bought and paid for and taxed. If in the future they are sold for a gain, there’s your capital gains. There is no gain just because…
Superfine sugar in the US is a good substitute to help it dissolve faster. Saúde! Love a good caipirinha - I bring back 2-4 bottles of cachaca every time I go to Brasil!
There is soo much flavor in the peel. In Brasil they leave the peel on and so do I.
Exactly! Why tax it when it’s transferred? If it’s sold, that’s one thing and of course there should be taxes on capital gains. However, until it’s sold, any “value” is strictly on paper only. Let’s say they bought something for $1 and it’s now “worth” $10,000,000. Ok, great. It’s worth a lot now. However, let’s say…
Yep, but in your case of the house, it’s being sold. In the case of the White Sox, it’s only worth the higher amount on paper. You won’t be getting that cool $1.8 billion until you sell it. So if it’s passed on to an heir, how are they supposed to come up with money to pay taxes on something that’s only worth money on…
But why should they? They’re paying property taxes for property owned, income tax on income generated. Why should there be an additional tax when that property changes hands? It’s already been bought and paid for with taxed income. It makes zero sense to tax it yet again just because it changed hands.
Jesus. You fucking people. “OMG she wore a hat”. “OMG. Look at her standing there with her palm facing out. What does it mean?”. Jesus.
Don’t like it? Don’t listen. Get over yourself.
In what world do you think anchors at local news stations get a 7 figure salary? Ima gonna move to your world...and become a local news anchor.
How’s the view from your high horse? Ever had to worry about how you’re going to feed your family or keep a roof over your head if you take the high road? Yeah, didn’t think so.
Sometimes our local UPS will just delivery them instead of taking it to the post office. It seems to be when I’m already getting something else from UPS...sort of a “well, we’re already coming so...” kinda deal.
Yep, sadly getting things the next day or even two days and sometimes on Saturday or even Sunday are becoming more and more rare.