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After doing moderate strength training in these areas along with core exercises as part of a cross training class (2x a week) my back pain that I’ve had for over a decade dissapeared.
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After doing moderate strength training in these areas along with core exercises as part of a cross training class (2x a week) my back pain that I’ve had for over a decade dissapeared.
> Forty years ago, when studying for my engineering degree, I learnt a rule of thumb that said that nuclear fusion is always 20 years away. I was therefore reassured by the date given in the report (“Sites sought for Step change in energy supply”, December 3) for the Step nuclear fusion plant — 2040.
(Edit: Unfortunately it’s behind a paywall but will include the link anyway https://www.ft.com/content/e5af6548-a3a9-451f-8f92-268679d5d...)
Most of our non technical people can't use the dashboard (I think this is from lack of effort rather than something wrong on Keen's side), but it is powerful and easy to use. Someone doesn't have to know SQL or Hadoop to get what they want.
Anyways YMMV but we have really liked using it.
EDIT: like others have posted want to also say that they have great customer service. Have had no issues but feel like they have made sure I could get in touch if I needed to
It comes down to comparative advantage[2]: Countries are better off by opening up free trade and thus have an incentive to keep things relatively open. The WTO acts as intermediary to prevent an arms race of tariffs and retaliatory actions that end up hurting countries in the long run. It seems ironic because the WTO is letting another country enact a retaliatory tariff but for the most part the WTO is one of the more effective global institutions at enforcing its principal.
There is a lot more nuance but I hope this helps explain this a little more.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_United_States_steel_tariff [2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_trade#Ricardian_m...
The process I use computes the hash of every file and creates a dependency map then I use the hash of the contents of a file and its dependencies to rename the file.
Do you know if messages are encrypted from device-to-device on BBM or if they are just encrypted to the hub like I message seems to be
While I think it is a cool service if a person is just hacking around, it is not something I would use with any revenue generating project.
1) remove important markers 2) add labels to actions/buttons
The author might as well have said "the media industry is dying...long live the media industry." Most of the companies that are indirectly referred don't appear to be dying at all. It's true that they are taking in less revenue, but the digital age allows them to produce and distribute at a fraction of the cost.
Hulu is a joint venture between Fox (News Corp), NBC (NBC Universal), and ABC (Walt Disney). The WSJ (owned by News Corp) has been successful in monetizing the audience instead of the content (charging you only after you have read a certain number of articles).
These companies will still be around for the foreseeable future, but instead of making billions on physical media (papers, DVDs, and CDs) they will be making billions from streaming and DRM'd content which have a lower cost to produce.
The cool thing though is that these same lowered costs allow artists to self publish if they want, but they will still need to make a deal with a distributor (perhaps directly with Apple or Amazon) to get there content into the market place.
Where the established industry has an advantage though is in its ability to market artists (and not so talented artists) outside of these new digital markets/channels.
I find the "locked" and "closed" messages very interesting. It is a good indication of the type of culture the stack overflow community has. While I find this very funny, many people that run the community clearly want people to ask seriously questions and for people to give thoughtful and on topic answers (not to suggest that it is a bad thing).
It think they are using the current phrase as a parody of the famous anti-litter ad campaign "Don't Mess With Texas" [1]
As a Texan who happens to live in Lamar Smith's district, I think the effectiveness is entirely dependent on where in his district it is bought. His district includes SW Austin and many rural areas such as Kerrville.
Edit:
for some reason the wikipedia page is not linking correctly to wikipedia. using google search
[1] https://www.google.com/search?q=dont+mess+with+texas+wiki
I have also heard that a lot of devices have kosher mode. E.g. refrigerators lights not coming on and power randomly going in and out much like this swith
now, trying to think of which apps were featured during the super bowl. the GM one? anyone have any guesses?
I agree that backbone is very powerful, but talk is just beginning on how to fit it in to current web app projects that don't fit the boostrapped-singled-html page model
It's almost implying that all other job postings want to hire idiots.
A title of "startup looking for developer that wants to help us build our company" would be both refreshing and compelling
Edit: clarifying success reference to be clear that I mean I think that Groupon is a success and not that I think that success must be associated with SF
It is also worth noting that facebook contracted her to help them reduce their out-of-control CSS. I don't remember her exact numbers, but I know she cut down the size down by >50%