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dhimes

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About dhimes

dhimes@vlesolutions.com

https://bizworklife.com https://studyswami.com https://vlesolutions.com

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    Comment #39234148

    What a cool idea! Nice job.

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    Comment #38534120

    We don't move on until Google lets us protect our privacy. Containers would be a good start.

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    Comment #38507170

    That's not exactly a cakewalk either. But you do get control.

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    Comment #38334344

    Good context. The point GP was making was that toxic manager went out of their way to trash them.

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    Comment #38306392

    Apparently it's not public yet.

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    Comment #38291907

    My friend is a surgeon. When he went in for knee surgery he wrote "Wrong Knee" on the good knee. He knows .

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    Comment #38278273

    As a user, I've found self promotion via comments way more helpful and relevant than their terrible ads... As both a user and an advertiser I agree. The communities I visit, if not…

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    Comment #38168498

    Excellent news- thank you for sharing.

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    Comment #38150980

    Thank you. That would be a great leading paragraph on their web page if anyone from the project is reading this.

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    Comment #38059405

    Do you happen to know how Garmin compares to Fitbit in terms of performance analysis? Fitbit made some changes that I'm unhappy with and they refuse to offer us a way out. I'm thin…

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    Comment #37989128

    I'm not even sure it has to be registered. In at least one court case I know of (a local landlord case) the court assumed that a mailed letter was delivered properly.

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    Comment #37919172

    I wonder if it's effective for their intended audience, though?

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    Comment #37906799

    Thank you. My neighbor planted bamboo! Twice a year I have to dig the frickn roots/shoots out of my yard.

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    Comment #37762992

    I exercise quite a bit, and have struggled with my weight when I exercise . It's kind of a paradox: I could lose weight or exercise, but not both. Recently I accepted a $500 challe…

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    Comment #37665824

    IIRC Microsoft lost in Europe, not in the US.

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    Comment #37646402

    This sounds like an interesting book. When I looked at the learning style research I found that most "debunking" reviews pointed to a couple of meta-studies by, for example, Pasche…

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    Comment #37646233

    I don't believe the learning style antagonists would disagree with this. They argue that variations do exist, but they are due to prior knowledge background, talent and IQ (or g or…

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    Comment #37646057

    There's also an idea that some people like to jump in and try things and others like to think about them first. The learning style antagonist camp would say (if I understand them c…

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    Comment #37645995

    Great point. They haven't really looked at it much outside of memory.

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    Comment #37642377

    I agree burdening the teachers with individualized instruction is too much. But students learning about themselves seems like a good thing. My only point is that I believe the situ…

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    Comment #37633520

    Here's a quick response as I have to get to a sailboat race. * Most research is limited; most test memory of pictures vs words (pictures win for most). Most educators of higher lev…

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    Comment #37633443

    This is an underrated comment.

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    Comment #37633438

    They actually haven't been debunked IMHO. They've done a handful of tests that tend to show that people remember pictures better than words. They have not tested, as far as I have …

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    Comment #36879821

    I disagree that the context post is almost useless. I bet there were a lot of people reading that who didn't know that myocarditis is a possible side-effect of Covid itself without…

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    Comment #36776825

    I've stayed (edit: with Firefox) because of (1) containers and (2) password storage. I have to use Chrome for some things, and every now and then it prompts me for a password and r…