That's my problem with my current thermos - I need to keep the lid on so I don't spill it, but then it's undrinkable. I'll have to try the ice cube trick, but my worry is that my tea won't brew properly if it's too cool... well, first-world tea-drinking problems.
That's my problem with my current thermos - I need to keep the lid on so I don't spill it, but then it's…
I basically read this infographic as, these fonts are used a lot, consider this alternative you may not have known about. Calibri is perfectly fine as a default, but maybe you want your work to stick out a little more instead of looking like you used the default font setting.
I have two different pizza menus in my drawer right now with Papyrus headings. Is someone selling a template to pizzerias suggesting they try looking more Egyptian?
My last job offered something similar - I had low prescription costs, so that money kept rolling over and gave me some security in case a medical emergency came up. Honestly, the plan was so good, when I told my dad about it he insisted on reading my company's pamphlet on their health insurance to make sure I read it…
You can't do that with the app, though - if I try to leave YouTube running in the background of my iPhone, the music will cut off.
I think they made themselves perfectly clear: more peanut brittle-y, but don't lose all of the fudginess.What other context do you need?
Well it's like I pointed out in another comment - if in the physical retail stores, managers were telling employees "research has shown that a lot of our shoplifters speak Spanish, so don't let anyone speaking Spanish into the store," that would be f'ed up and discriminatory, and casting too wide a net as you said.…
People don't seem to get why it's discriminatory to say "we've noticed Asian resellers, so we're locking out accounts that look Asian." If a store manager or corporate told their employees, "we've noticed that a lot of our shoplifters speak Spanish, so don't let anyone who speaks Spanish into the store" that would be…
It's not, though - it could mean you're an immigrant, or a student studying in another country. Or, if your family/friends are in a different country, and/or speak a different language, you may have a domain name to match that.
But here's the thing - they're wrong. Kids totally know how to make change from a cash register: Ring up the total, enter the amount the customer gave them, and then start with big bills and go down to get the exact number the register gives you. Or, if the register is somehow broken/really old, use a calculator. It's…
That was my thought - just give the cashier the dime, so she doesn't hand the nickel right back. No wonder she was so confused!
They have a right to charge application/non-refundable fees, according to this website. There's no statute regarding rent increases or late fees, & no statute about required notice before entry (though that could just be statewide, because I find it hard to believe local governments don't have rules there... or maybe…
Well there's a difference between the little things that are mildly carcinogenic but in reality take .05 seconds off your life, and the things that really give you cancer - I won't smoke cigarettes, but I'm skeptical of these natural-ingredient zealots. Since natural stuff isn't more likely to be good for me just…
But it doesn't say anything about that on the terms and conditions page - not a word
But it doesn't say anything about that on the terms and conditions page - not a word
That's definitely what I did - we had everything packed and ready for the movers. I think most moving companies expect this, and hiring someone to do the packing itself is an extra service.
I tried my former employer, and Norbert gave me 8 "found" email addresses - none of which are in the company's standard style (first name + last initial)
Just keep in mind that if you then get married, the financial aid will drop the next year, which should factor into your decision on which college to choose.
A good policy with roommates, partners, and the people in your life in general. I always try to give my roommate warning when there's something that has me on a short fuse, or upset, and she does the same. So if we're short with each other, or less than responsive, we know why and let it roll off our backs until the…
It's the same problem with women's magazines and their "dress for your shape" features. You can't count the number of body shapes on one hand, and even multiple people who fall under one general umbrella have variations that mean what works for one won't work for the other.
