AngeloAnolin

Google has algorithms that would need to actually crawl the entire content, to ensure that it will provide the most relevant result. If it is unable to crawl the entire content, then it becomes just as hard to rank the same in the result.

Changing the algorithms to rank simply on the title and the first few (free introductory) paragraphs of articles behind paid subscription can lead to more bogus results. Google knows that invalid search results in turn disengages their users from perusing their search engine.

I am also a bit worried about the other notes as a fraudulent in nature, which in some countries constitute a higher penalty.

I wish he would have elaborated further on how he plans on doing this, given how fragile Twitter seems to be.

Isn’t this sweet? I am searching for a dialling application for my smartphone. A DIALLING application.

Does this mean he can't practically call someone outside his contacts list as there's no way to key in phone numbers? Or would he still be able to make regular voice calls?

with a price tag of:

Surface Laptop starts at $999 USD and will be available beginning on June 15th.

Are they really focused only for students? Is price tag reasonable for the student in this case?

A company composed of a lot of remote workers outside US that definitely goes out of their way to have their employees come into the US for their business meetings is a keeper.

On a side note, I am a bit confused on a questionnaire asked at the Customs:

Here to do work? Nope! Here on business, meeting with Basecamp.

Wouldn't this be under the discretion of the customs officer to determine whether business meeting qualifies as work? I suppose that being on a business meeting with your company still predisposes the fact that you are technically still paid on those days that you are meeting with your company?

I'd plug this in. Very well made [0].

[0] https://teuxdeux.com/

If in any case you did attend a meetup and you found the presentation lacking, is it right to think that the presenter / organizer would definitely appreciate if you provide an honest feedback that would make the next meetup better? I know most meetups are free and the value that it provides for everyone can be increased by the participants adding value on how to make it better.

2. Boarding Priorities - If a flight is Oversold, no one may be denied boarding against his/her will until UA or other carrier personnel first ask for volunteers who will give up their reservations WILLINGLY in exchange for compensation as determined by UA. If there are not enough volunteers, other Passengers may be denied boarding involuntarily in accordance with UA’s boarding priority:

+ Passengers who are Qualified Individuals with Disabilities, unaccompanied minors under the age of 18 years, or minors between the ages of 5 to 15 years who use the unaccompanied minor service, will be the last to be involuntarily denied boarding if it is determined by UA that such denial would constitute a hardship. + The priority of all other confirmed passengers may be determined based on a passenger’s fare class, itinerary, status of frequent flyer program membership, and the time in which the passenger presents him/herself for check-in without advanced seat assignment.

Some relevant points:

>> no one may be denied boarding against his/her will until UA or other carrier personnel first ask for volunteers who will give up their reservations WILLINGLY in exchange for compensation as determined by UA

>> If there are not enough volunteers, other Passengers may be denied boarding involuntarily in accordance with UA’s boarding priority

Note that after the phrase UA's boarding priority, it explicitly stated that: the time in which the passenger presents him/herself for check-in without advanced seat assignment. This is very clear that their IDB clause is solely focused on a person not yet physically inside the plane, with a seat allocated to him/her.

Again, contracts and clauses are always open to different (mis)interpretations and the bias goes down to which entity one would want it favorable to.

Update: Capitalized the word Willingly as it is implied in this contract.

They can definitely remove any person from a flight, but the context here is that they made an error from the get go all the way to how they handled the situation.

But what's being missed here is that, the person who was dragged wasn't denied to board the plane in the first place. He was already seated, a seat number assigned to him, he is on the plane and by all means and precedents, he has already boarded. You cannot anymore deny boarding for someone whom you have already allowed passage inside the plane and seated. I assume this will be a feast day for the lawyers of the person removed forcibly, as they have all the angles working certainly in their favor.

I think in most likelihood that the creative mindset of these people ticked when they were doing these stuff, hence, once they get back to work, their focus is so sharp and intent on finishing.

For the others, I would usually skim through the article and also read the comments.

I am finding that there's a lot of value reading the comments, as some folks have that deep seated knowledge, as well as providing relevant links that will help you further grasp what's on the article.

1. I'm quite bothered by the fact that I can't fix churn Maybe you have already done, but I would suggest that you can be more transparent with your employees, who may have some ideas on how to resuscitate the business and make good returns again. This statement seems to imply that you are solely trying to fix whatever is broken with your current business model.

2. My broker believes we can get a good payout for the business Do you believe that your broker is acting on your best interest or the interest of the company? There's a fine line between those two. A payout at this stage of the company seems to be a scenario where you are simply abandoning ship while the rest of the crew is still paddling towards shore.

Hope you find what's best for you, the company and everyone that may be affected.

Despite the furor, drug companies continue to charge exorbitant prices in America. Why?

THE SIMPLE ANSWER IS BECAUSE THEY CAN

There's no quick fix to the insatiable greed on all the parties involved. Profit over people's well-being.

Always have had a profound impact on how I view and understand things.

Read it with an open mind like a child and see the wonders.

I reckon, can they be held liable if for example, someone installed Flash and the machine got hacked or infected? It was their recommendation in the first place?

My criteria to adopting a framework:

* Makes me more productive

* Allow me to ship apps / solutions better and faster

* Minimal time doing some head scratching on how to implement stuff

* Integration with other frameworks

* Uncomplicated setup and build process

* Community support (hey, we can't possibly know every inch of a framework unless we are the author)

Although I would have probably titled this:

"Building a Profitable Business with 100$ and XX Hours"

People only see the $ amount but never take factor the time actually spent (which is the highest cost I reckon).

Some people are driven during their young age to work more (while the energy is there and personal commitments are less) and try to save up for the years ahead. Others have a more laid-back lifestyle where they value their personal time off than just being able to earn a lot more.

In the end, you are going to make your decision based on the circumstances surrounding yourself, whether it is really worth it to sacrifice that extra day of possible rest and recreation time with a somewhat generous pay to beef up your bank account.

It also mentioned on the article:

"The scientists scanned 705 people's hearts in a CT scanner after teaming up with a research group scanning mummified bodies."

If they performed the test on mummified bodies, how were they able to determine the amount of CAC at the age of 45 and again at the age of 75?

I wonder if they also performed some tests for those people who are still alive?