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>>1838165
Just put uni 2 and list your exchange programs under that as bullet points

>>1838187
This. They may ask for more in depth info later on in which case include uni 1

>>1838187
>>1838195
Without adding the uni in 2014, that year will be blank (job, experience in that year). Will it affect my resume?

>>1835808
You can only sell as much as people are willing to buy. Hence trading volume.

>>1835808
>is he allowed to sell all that at once

That would destroy Apple

>>1835982
why

someone else would just own them instead

It's because Asians are superior. Your anecdotal evidence proves that. Where can I find your fine establishment.

>>1834925
I am white tho my gf is asian

>>1834926
*fiancee

Some other ideas I've had are

>Games / chilling lounge for international student groups / DUDE WEED LMAOs
>Blowjob parlor
>Kneepad rental service

A gym with ample locker space.

Make it somewhere the lifting obsessed bros can workout, shower and hit da club looking to satisfy their primitive urges.

>>1833016

There's 2 gyms on this street so that's not an option, also no showers

you spelt kratos wrong

>>1838104
You're the dip. It's at an all-time high.

>>1838233
see >>1838221

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YES BUY BUY BUY SO NOT A SHILL BUY BUY BUY

i just bought another 2k at about 19.80...dont really care just want to see some good dapps created. theres also no where else to put money these days.

>>1838089
I bought 50 at 15 dollars. Gonna buy on the next dip

>>1838076
You only get paid for the amount of time you're there. If you're new, then there is likely you won't even have vacation pay because it normally takes a year to receive. There also isn't any law entitling you to vacation pay. If you want to quit, tell them immediately. Whether you decide to give a two week notice is completely up to you.

not what you should be worrying about

this is a really, really shitty thing to do

you're going to burn bridges, get an awful reference and a reputation.

don't underestimate how close-knit and what small worlds some industries can be; a lot of people know each other and word gets around.

when you explain your 5 week stint at a new job, you're going to look like a flight risk, and a fucking idiot to boot. why did you apply for the job if you didn't know anything about it?
you'll just take anything you can get, and will suck up all the training and resources i give you, then up and leave because it doesn't meet your fancy?

fuck off.

being serious man, stick at it for a few months more. don't make this mistake, unless you already have something lined up.

>>1838108

I'm salaried - this vacation is going to be paid out to me like I was in the office, just not docked out of my "official" PTO bucket, which I'm supposed to receive at the end of three months.

But we're a small company, so there isn't any hard and fast rule - the CEO decided she wanted me on board so bad that she'd pay me during this trip.

Do you take medication for something? If that's the case, it's most likely a false positive.

>>1838027
I only take Aleve.

>>1838022
Insist they do it at a lab and threaten with lawsuit otherwise.

Texas. You could buy a home with that interior for around $250K.

>>1837957
This.

If you're actually rich as fuck; New Zealand.

Depends on your income level and interests.

Most retirees from US go to Mexico. It's close to home, quite inexpensive, and many coastal parts are beautiful.

I was looking at it at one point, but decided to stay in the US.

One thing to note: Visit several times before moving and live there for a couple of years before buying (if you ever do buy).

Especially in poorer countries, buying can be a big mistake.

OP here, I should mention....

B.S. in CompSci, working as a tech consultant.

>>1837799
Same boat roughly.
Bump bump bump

>>1837860
?

>>1837678
>Why are families so shit at managing their money

What does money management have to do with income? Unless you're working at a bank maybe...

>Seems to me that individuals are more productive than families
Really? You think children, elderly, pregnant women, disabled people and housewives might be less productive than singles working full-time? Wow, what a novel insight!

For starters, this graph is about household income, not family income. And personal income and household income are not two seperate things (aka singles vs families) you can simply contrast. Household income includes the personal incomes of everyone who lives there.

Without looking deeper into it, I would rather assume that this is the result of the single lifestyle. Less people start families, less partnerships are long-term and stable. If more people stay single, more households are founded, dragging the average household income down in relative terms compared to personal income.

If A and B live together and each earn $100 in 1993 and $120 in 2015, their household income is $200/$240. But if they split up in 2006, in 2016 you'll have 2 households with only $120 household income, dragging the average down without any impact on productivity (as you seem to claim).

>>1837715
Don't get so salty, anon. It's just 2/10 bait.

>>1837895
Since when are facts and conjecture with a bit of banter "salty"?

Are you severely underaged or literally completely computer-illiterate? I've never even heard of your scammy site and I could figure out with 3 clicks how to get that info from the FAQ. Apart from the fact that it even tells you the next payout-time on your screenshot and would probably explain it to you if you clicked the "i" beside it.

>When and under what conditions do I get paid?

>Sellers are paid on PPS (Pay Per Share) system. Payments (payouts) are issued once a day if your unpaid balance is greater than 0.1 BTC. We process payments for balances greater than 0.01 BTC once every week, usually each Saturday at 23:00 UTC. Payments for balances greater than 0.001 BTC are processed once every four weeks.
>Unpaid balances, lower than 0.0001 BTC are considered as leftover amounts and the only option for you to get these amounts paid out is to connect your miner long enough to reach unpaid balance higher than 0.001 BTC which will then be processed in full in the next payout process. Please also note that we are periodically discarding amounts, lower than 0.0001 BTC for all long term inactive miners. All balances from all algorithms are aggregated into a single payment.

>0.53 EUR/Day

Whats the point?

Don't waste your time. Read "Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits", and "The Intelligent Investor" instead.

Look for Library Genesis.

>>1837619
actually rdpd was the first biz book I ever red and it kickstarted my affinity for the finance, economy and business world. it's not a bad idea to read it as your first book. but from then on, you should start learning specific and knowledge filled books like tii or how to make money in stocks. read rdpd as a start off, then hop onto other books that actually teach you stuff instead of just making you feel good.

>>1837436
It's already law in a lot of places, btw, and generally there are exceptions for small-time private account-holders. The EU bank resolution directive (2014/59/EU) for instance excempts (among other things) collateralized debt, trustee money, salaries and any protected/guaranteed deposits (up to 100k for private individuals in the EU). They obviously don't want to go after your granny's savings account.

I think the main thrust is not taking money from deposits, but going after bond owners, typically the large insitiutional investors holding hundreds of millions in bonds, and subjecting them to a haircut or converting the debt they hold to equity. Several of the failed banks post-2008 showed the same pattern: As they announced the troubles, their bonds obviously tanked, because of the very imminent default risk. Then big high-risk funds swooped in and bought up billions in debt for a bargain (knowing full well this was a high-risk investment). When the governments finally stepped in and saved the banks, they started suing for full repayment and interest based on the bonds they owned.

It created a lot of political outrage and was seen as unfair by many. Why should the tax payer be held liable for the massive profits of high-risk speculative investors? So for the future they want people taking on higher risks to also shoulder a higher burden during the resolution of the bank. It's a countermeasure, since the actions post-2008 would otherwise indicate that "too big to fail" would equal "risk free investment", since the public will have to step in no matter what. A bail-in tries to bring back market-forces to securities issued by large banks.

>>1837518
Large banks obviously hate it, because it tanks their credit rating since for the first time in a long while their creditors actually have to somewhat fear a default.

Partly to prevent this legislation and partly to alleviate the impact, they created their own little bail-in system with co-co bonds. Also shows that there was a need for bail-in, but without the threat of legislations I doubt many banks would have cared.

>>1837423
all of the blocks are downloading, leave ur wallet open for like 3 days and it should finish downloading by then

It sends every 6 hours. Give it time and you will receive :)

>>1837433
ok i'll just wait then, thank you
>>1837427
already downloaded all the blocks

mods can close