No that's fine, I have a Ninja grill/air fryer combo and I use not all the time. My wife has a set of Calohalon pans that she really likes, so I know they're a good brand.
I want to start doing more oven roasting, but my oven takes absolutely forever to heat up. I've even replaced the coil inside of it (electric stove). I've been debating on buying one of these new stoves that has two ovens, like a tiny one that should heat up fast and then the bigger one.
Each specific article will show you the sources. It's kind of interesting to flip through the headlines and see how each source might describe the same thing differently.
Same. Guy that sits behind me in the office has an average speaking volume of 78 decibels. Yes, I pulled out a sound meter one day because he is so goddamn loud. And I'm stuck in an open floor plan with him.
This makes me nostalgic for my Palm Pre and webOS.
I cancelled the auto install and just did it manually and worked fine.
You can take a lump sum payout or get it paid to you over 20 years. The lump sum is usually around 60% as the other poster said.
Any of the rest of us would have been in a jumpsuit and jail cell a long ass time ago.
For anyone concerned about traffic to reddit, the absolute best thing you can do is find ads next to "offensive" content and e-mail the CEOs and marketing departments of those companies saying you won't use those products due to their ad placement on reddit. Literally nothing else will hurt them faster.
This is just a way to have layoffs without having to call it a layoff. Employees that dont want to move will likely be offered a severance package.
If remote is important to you, look for a remote-only company so your life doesn't have to change to fullfil the wishes of some douchebag CEO.
This is just a way to have layoffs without having to call it a layoff. Employees that dont want to move will likely be offered a severance package.
If remote is important to you, look for a remote-only company so your life doesn't have to change to fullfil the wishes of some douchebag CEO.
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A dog we got from a rescue 9 years ago still dings positive for Lyme when she goes to the vet. It's apparently an antibody test and they keep those for a very long time - very treatable, just know she may always test positive for it now.