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Please google Xanax addiction before posting more nonsense.
When I worked there we all had to use the internal fb and IG apps and do all communication through them.
Switching to android would mean a huge IT change and mean replacing every employees phone.
I don’t know about Seattle, but in California most recreational cannabis stores don’t accept card so that was another couple of hundred dollars I had to withdraw and use this week.
South congress was full of crackheads and prostitutes as early as the 90’s. We had real urban decay. Now we are growing like crazy and if you’re willing to work hard any immigrant can get a construction job and make a great living for themselves.
In California, a heavy indica is a recommended by doctors for sleep. My understanding is that it only affects R.E.M. sleeep.
Anecdotally, I track my sleep and when I smoked a heavy indica before bed I would consistently get at high 80 to 90% sleep quality. I'm on a couple of month tolerance break and have a hard time breaking 80% sleep quality.
Just bought my first Mac Pro in December. It is miles ahead in design and quality. The keyboard is brilliant and while I miss the trackpad dot the Apple mouse is the greatest I've ever used. The OS is still more intuitive and easier to modify.
The diy hustle of making mix tapes and homemade videos is how the current stars of rap, Migos, blew up.
SoundCloud rappers are a thing. It's a drug influenced, dreary subgenra that's launched dozens of stars, lil uzi vert or for example.
The point most people are bringing up in this thread is that the children of the upperclass do that all the time and still inherit enough wealth and property to earn more than you.
Most people on HN understand the Blockchain can be described as a p2p distributed database. It has great use cases, like asset registries, but im still waiting for the killer applications.
Personally, I've only used cryptocurrency for buying drugs on darknet matkets. We were the people actually using btc. Until the transaction fees got crazy and people moved toward better coins.
But I don't think every city needs Manhattan style density. Four, five story mid-rise density is the answer. Austin's urban core is building heavily in that style. I was just in Milwaukee for work as was surprised by the huge number of mid-rise buildings all over downtown. Just to show two midsized cities with insane growth at the core.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/10/14/underpaid-illegal...
http://www.ibtimes.com/plight-migrant-labor-barolo-italys-ki...
The US may not be the 'worst' but we certainly have our hands bloodier than most nations.
I'd also like to see the source for he 3% number that leads to overthrow.
Thankfully it has zero chance of passing.
I have a 4.4 mile round trip commute but I don't really want to spend $1000+ , plus I'm pretty diy.
Just compare the current front page of both to see the difference. wsj.com economist.com
> I only spent about four days there.
Ok... what would we call your strong opinions?
Apparently only 51% of the state said they would disapprove of accepting Syrian refugees into Texas even with a security clearance process in place
https://www.texastribune.org/2016/02/25/uttt-poll-bar-muslim...
But come one come all! We have plenty of space and opportunities.
It's 65 and sunny in Houston today, it's 16 and snowing in Ottawa.