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But the worst thing I did was after my fiance and I broke up.  We lived together, and after she moved out, I had the place to myself but I couldn't afford it, so I was in the process of moving out.  My last night there, I got super drunk, drove home (bad, I know), and when I parked my jeep, I grabbed a big stick and started whacking this white picket fence that surrounded our apartment complex.  Broke a couple of boards, and then picked up the boards and threw them over the fence.  

After that, a guy came down investigating what all the noise was (it was probably around 2am in the morning) and I decided I'd try and hide on the other side of my jeep. He came right up to the fence to look at what I'd done, and was circling around my jeep, trying to find me.  I popped up and he asked me, "What are you doing?"

Me - slurred "nuthin"

Him - "You shouldn't have done that."  

Me - slurred "kay"

I moved the next day and never went back.  Just typing this makes me feel all nervous and gross again, and it was like 10 years ago.Is it possible that the interviewer is intentionally leaving gaps in the requirements, and therefore expecting the candidate to "ask further questions" to refine the implementation details? For example, he's expecting the candidate to ask further questions like, "How many rows does the csv file contain?", "How frequently should the csv be processed?", "What is the existing infrastructure to deploy the console application?". These questions can reveal the extent of experience working on DE problems. Just an instinct, but I feel like the manager is fishing for someone who can "translate requirements &amp; plan accordingly" (senior DE), rather than someone who only does execution (DE). Thoughts?Even Apple fans should be seriously worried about Donald Trump
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Seemingly not content with making outrageous claims about Mexico, Islam and women, Donald Trump has now expanded his illogical, dangerous and downright ignorant rampages into include the world of technology.
In order to commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, the president of Liberty University, Virginia, felt that the individual best suited to delivering a speech on the importance of racial harmony in the modern age (we kid you not) was presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Alongside repeated affirmations that he wasn't "politically correct" and that he really was serious about building a border wall between the US and Mexico, Trump made a comment about Californian tech giant Apple.
"We have such amazing people in this country: smart, sharp, energetic, they're amazing. I was saying make America great again, and I actually think we can say now, and I really believe this, we're gonna get things coming... We’re going to get Apple to build their damn computers and things in this country instead of other countries."
In the context of Trump's rhetoric of "Making America great again", such lofty grunts are likely to produce a whoop from massed supporters. But from legal, business, technical and manufacturing perspectives, it doesn't make any sense.
From screens to batteries, chips to lenses, the vast majority of everything that Apple puts into an iPhone is made from component manufacturers based in Asian countries. They specialise in the mass production of electronics, in the timely delivery of crucial components, with assembly lines tooled for varying demands - something the US currently lacks (though the conditions of workers in many of those countries should be scrutinised and questioned).
In order for Apple to "bring its manufacturing home", Trump would have to create laws to alter the nature of an open market to prevent Apple outsourcing its projects to other countries.
Say Trump was even partially successful in changing how American capitalism works, forcing Apple to make iPhones in the US, the cost of buying the latest handset would skyrocket to cover the cost of manufacturing in the US. Writing on the same question in 2012, clinical finance professor Baizhu Chen suggested that Apple would add more than "$25 billion in labour costs" were they to move iPhone production to the US, totally eroding the company's profit margins.
But hey, if Donald Trump can make a noise that the wider American public like the sound of, he'll shout it from the roof tops - no matter how stupid the sound is.The processes that we use today are built on over 20 years of experience. We take pride in our proprietary processes to achieve our clients' high expectations. We are committed to turning out quality designs and prototypes to help our client's succeed. Many of the products we've worked on have received prestigious awards.Study Tips: E-text version

Hello community! It’s been a while we didn’t have “tips” post. 

Therefore, I will share some useful tips that I used for my course. 

My background: Undergraduate, Economics 

As all know, the prices of textbooks/reference books are super duper not affordable, especially when you only need to refer once or few times, or you desperately need it for your revision. 

Links below are websites I always used to find pirated books. (I support copyright but reference books just too expensive, sorry) 

1. Lib-gen: https://libgen.is/ 
2. Z-Lib: https://z-lib.org/
3. PDF drive: https://www.pdfdrive.com/ (good for general books too) 

If you want to access scholar articles, 
1. Sci-Hub: https://sci-hub.se/
2. Research Gate: Find the author, email and request their papers, most will kind enough to share with you free.
3. Your Library: Your uni library should have subscriptions to certain journal. 

Disclaimer: these tips applicable to my course, your course might need different approaches.

Share to us if you have extra tips in studying your course!Will Quinn’s laws change bad muni-meters into good muni-meters? Once upon a time, a long time ago, when my daughter was four years old, I asked her to stand in the corner when she behaved badly_ a “time out.” One day I came home from work and found Julie standing in the corner. I asked […]You’ll gather from the name that Pet Food Australia is an Australian company, which is what we like to see. I’m not sure what stores you can buy their food, but it’s available to buy from their website.
This review is for Turkey & Rice, the only recipe they offer in a single 4kg bag size. Let’s take a look…
Many people believe dogs are omnivores, but in truth they are carnivores who’ve adapted to survive on an omnivorous diet. Their diet should primarily consist of meat, so it’s good to see Australian Turkey & Chicken Meal as the main ingredient in this food. Turkey is an excellent lean meat rich in digestible protein, as is chicken. Top marks there.
The next ingredient is ground rice which we can assume is white rice as the cheaper and inferior rice ingredient compared to the better alternative of brown rice. Next we find sorghum, a starchy grain much cheaper than rice and with a lower digestibility rating. Barley comes next, the 3rd grain in the sequence and by far the best of the three, but it feels to me there’s definitely room for improvement in the grain department.
Chicken fat can be found as the 5th ingredient, an excellent source of energy and nutrients. Egg product is included as a digestible source of protein, and flaxseed is a great inclusion for healthy skin and coat as well as heart health. There’s inclusions of carrot and cranberries to add a fruit and veg content, as well as “superfood” alfalfa which we find in a number of higher end foods.
All in all this is a pretty good food. The protein level is above average and the carb level is below average, so those are positive points. What lets the food down is the choice of grains. It borderlines 3 to 4 stars so I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt and rate it 4. It’s much better than most of the foods on offer at the supermarkets.
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Where to buy?
Pet Food Australia website
Good points…
Decent meat ingredients in the top spot.
Bad points…
Extensive use of rice and sorghum, both being cheap ingredients which could be improved upon.
Guaranteed Analysis
* Carbohydrates aren’t listed on pet food labels. This value is calculated based on levels of protein, fat, moisture, and ash. Estimated values for moisture and ash have been used where these values haven’t been given (moisture of 10%, and ash of 8%).
Ingredients
Australian Turkey & Chicken Meal (a natural source of Glucosamine), Ground Rice, Ground Wholegrain Sorghum, Ground