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Comment #14569066
There is no Whole Foods in West Virginia. I know you were generalizing but thought I would mention a counter-case.
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Comment #12789802
I would work more on my aquaponics and recirculating aquaculture in temperate weather environments. I'm fascinated with farm-tech. I went into tech because there isn't money in far…
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Comment #12508688
That is a direct quote from the article. The article states $36B as well, not $360B. "None of this helps the image of big business. Paying tax seems to be unavoidable for individua…
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Comment #12137397
West Virginia, as of May 24, 2016 http://www.herald-dispatch.com/news/permitless-carry-now-law...
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Comment #11772668
I use NFS. https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ I have a static site hosted for a friends business that gets 300-500 hits/month and it costs me almost nothing. I think somewhere aroun…
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Comment #11422546
The rules and laws around this are interesting: "The United States (U.S.) airline industry is unique among industries in being governed by federal statutes requiring air carriers s…
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Comment #11224711
This was answered a lot already, but I'll go into a little more detail. They eat both. Pollen = Protein Nectar/Honey = Carbohydrates Just like most other living animals they need b…
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Comment #10676553
From the Article: "Verizon predecessor New Jersey Bell committed to a statewide broadband buildout in a 1993 agreement with state authorities in exchange for a price regulation ove…
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Comment #10024502
They are your only source on the small "hobby" scale (maybe wax and pollen too but that is more labor intensive) but pollination contracts aren't open to you until you're doing thi…
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Comment #10024465
Yes, this is true -- in large agriculture, pollination is where the money is in beekeeping. I know pollination contracts stipulate "frames of bees" to be considered a hive (for exa…
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Comment #10024198
Buying more and more bees is a very expensive solution. Perhaps I'm just a poor beekeeper (maybe true?) but I would have to sell my honey at untenable prices if I was looking to ma…
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Comment #9975043
I suppose it depends on the show. The Superbowl is widely considered to be a family friendly event with lots of children watching. I can see a nip slip being more of an issue with …
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Comment #9695846
I did a hybrid for my first freelance. I charged hourly, but because I was new and unsure still in my skills (and had never actually set up what they were asking for before), I set…
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Comment #9531304
I don't even have cellphone coverage at my house in West Virginia. No voice, no text, no bars. Not with AT$T, Verizon, or Sprint. Now coverage maps, AT$T says they have 3g but I ge…
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Comment #9350719
Not all hunters are trophy hunters, that is just a subset of hunters. Numbers from my state show close to a 50/50 split between antlered/anterless (Note: Anterless may contain some…
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Comment #8963095
Selecting C++ takes me to a page where no filter is set and all languages are visible. C# takes me to a page with the "C" filter set, not C#. In Firefox 32.0 if it matters
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Comment #8895627
Gmail, Slack, Drive, Audible, and Twitch.tv
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Comment #8552732
I used to spend a lot of time playing Phantasia 4 http://www.phantasia4.net/ I haven't played in years, but it looks like it is still around.