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*Чек-лист по смене профессии: как составить карьерный план и не выгореть на пути к цели*

Начать всё сначала — сложное решение. Как подготовиться к переменам, чтобы избежать ошибок и разочарований, — разбираемся вместе с сервисом онлайн-образования Яндекс Практикум.
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*A 1912 "Heritage Apartment" Was Furnished Mostly with Secondhand Finds*

See inside a Vancouver rental apartment thats a neutral, calming, organic, and eclectic mix and match of old and new. READ MORE...
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[Request] Is it true we don’t have enough metals to transition completely to renewable energy?

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*I liked The Last Jedi…then I didn’t.*

Did anybody else experience this? I left the movie theatre like holy shit, the visuals were probably the best we had seen in live action, we found out Rey was a nobody instead of being a Kenobi or someone we knew, I liked the change of direction from what we expected from the movie. I genuinely liked TLJ walking out of the theatre. Then I didnt. I started to watch breakdowns, thought about the wasted potential of Snoke, realized they killed mf Luke Skywalker because his force wifi signal was too weak, didnt have a reunion with Han and Leia, Leias Mary Poppins float thru space thing instead of having her be killed as Kylos final commitment to the dark side, Finn not becoming a Jedi, I could go on and on. Not trying to shit on ANYBODY who still likes it. To me, its not all or nothing like you have to pick a side. We all love Star Wars and different aspects. But did anybody else REALLY like the movie and then REALLY not like it? Did I fuck up by watching breakdowns and thinking too logicially? submitted by /u/Final_Surround_1556 to r/StarWars [link] [comments]
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I liked The Last Jedi…then I didn’t.

Did anybody else experience this? I left the movie theatre like holy shit, the visuals were probably the best we had seen in live action, we found out Rey was a nobody instead of being a Kenobi or someone we knew, I liked the change of direction from what we expected from the movie. I genuinely liked TLJ walking out of the theatre. Then I didnt. I started to watch breakdowns, thought about the wasted potential of Snoke, realized they killed mf Luke Skywalker because his force wifi signal was too weak, didnt have a reunion with Han and Leia, Leias Mary Poppins float thru space thing instead of having her be killed as Kylos final commitment to the dark side, Finn not becoming a Jedi, I could go on and on. Not trying to shit on ANYBODY who still likes it. To me, its not all or nothing like you have to pick a side. We all love Star Wars and different aspects. But did anybody else REALLY like the movie and then REALLY not like it? Did I fuck up by watching breakdowns and thinking too logicially? submitted by /u/FinalSurround1556 to r/StarWars link comments
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*AITA for not making my daughter apologize to a girl she "bullied" in front of their class*

My daughter (8) started at a relatively new dance school a few weeks ago. She's in the 6-8 year old ballet class. Last week a little 6 year old joined, Let's call her Abby. Abby is incontinent. Her mom is very vague about it but she said it is due to an illness. On Abby's first day, the teacher brought her up in front of the class and explained that their bodies tell them when they have to go to the bathroom but Abby's doesn't so she has to wear a diaper. She told them if Abby has an accident, they are not allowed to laugh at her and they don't need to say anything to her about it. She will go change and join class like normal. Abby had an accident and apparently my daughter laughed at her when she was leaving the class. Then when they had a water break, the teacher said that my daughter loudly told Abby not to drink anything so she doesn't pee again. My daughter was kicked out of class and I was later told by the director of the dance school that bullying is not tolerated and that my options are to have my daughter apologize to Abby in front of the class or we leave and don't get a refund. I told them my daughter will not be apologizing in front of the class and that she is not a bully but they said if that's the case, we will not be welcome to take classes with them anymore. The other moms in the class side with the studio director and my husband is thinking we should reach out and see if she could rejoin the class if she apologizes because she liked the class. I think making her apologize in front of the class is just to humiliate her and don't want to let her do it but everyone is against me on this one. AITA for not wanting to let the dance studio humiliate my daughter? submitted by /u/balletbully to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]
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AITA for not making my daughter apologize to a girl she "bullied" in front of their class

My daughter (8) started at a relatively new dance school a few weeks ago. She's in the 6-8 year old ballet class. Last week a little 6 year old joined, Let's call her Abby. Abby is incontinent. Her mom is very vague about it but she said it is due to an illness. On Abby's first day, the teacher brought her up in front of the class and explained that their bodies tell them when they have to go to the bathroom but Abby's doesn't so she has to wear a diaper. She told them if Abby has an accident, they are not allowed to laugh at her and they don't need to say anything to her about it. She will go change and join class like normal. Abby had an accident and apparently my daughter laughed at her when she was leaving the class. Then when they had a water break, the teacher said that my daughter loudly told Abby not to drink anything so she doesn't pee again. My daughter was kicked out of class and I was later told by the director of the dance school that bullying is not tolerated and that my options are to have my daughter apologize to Abby in front of the class or we leave and don't get a refund. I told them my daughter will not be apologizing in front of the class and that she is not a bully but they said if that's the case, we will not be welcome to take classes with them anymore. The other moms in the class side with the studio director and my husband is thinking we should reach out and see if she could rejoin the class if she apologizes because she liked the class. I think making her apologize in front of the class is just to humiliate her and don't want to let her do it but everyone is against me on this one. AITA for not wanting to let the dance studio humiliate my daughter? submitted by /u/balletbully to r/AmItheAsshole link comments
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*6 Problems You Won't Have to Deal with If You Never Buy a House*

Renting can be rough, but that doesn't mean owning a house is picture-perfect, either. READ MORE...
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*Here's why Tesla's third-quarter earnings were a 'mini disaster'*

After reporting a miss in its third-quarter earnings, shares of Tesla (TSLA) - Get Free Report dropped sharply, closing the session down 4.7% and dropping another 6% in after-hours trading. The electric vehicle leader reported adjusted earnings per share of 66 cents, down 37% from the year-ago period and well-off Street estimates of 73 cents. This comes on the heels of Tesla reporting a miss in deliveries for the quarter, delivering 435,000 vehicles compared to the Street's expectations of 455,000. Tesla did, however, reaffirm its intentions to deliver 1.8 million vehicles for the year.Related: Tesla earnings slump, profit margins weaken in global EV price war, but sticks to full-year delivery target Investors who were looking to Tesla Chief Elon Musk to provide some good news in the conference call were additionally disappointed. Musk, displaying a level of caution and self-prescribed paranoia around the current macroeconomic environment, said that the company's main goal at the moment is to make its cars affordable in an environment where affordability is a challenge. Wedbush's Dan Ives brought his Tesla price target down from $350 to $310 as a result. The analyst noted that he would characterize the conference call as a "mini disaster," saying that where the Street wanted to "get their arms around the falling margins/constant price cuts," they instead "heard a much more cautious Musk." Tesla will need to deliver nearly 500,000 vehicles by the end of the year to meet its lofty delivery goal of 1.8 million deliveries. Xinhua News Agency/Getty Images Ives noted that his thesis for Tesla as a Big Tech company is unchanged, but is now facing challenges. Deepwater's Gene Munster likewise found the company's third-quarter results to be a "disappointment." There were "more misses than hits in this," he told CNBC, noting that the downward trend of Tesla's gross margins is not the kind of trend Tesla needs right now. These margins, Munster said, will mark Tesla as a car company or as a tech company. The lower they fall, the more in line with traditional auto Tesla becomes. Tesla's gross margins fell to 17.9% from the quarter, down from the 25.1% the company reported in the year-ago period. Related: Key Tesla investors at odds with Elon Musk on one important point "I'm surprised that the stock is not down more," Munster said. He did take note of a few positives, one of which involves the long-awaited Cybertruck, which will begin making deliveries in November. "This is going to be positive for Tesla shares," he said. "I think investors are going to start to see that having a measurable impact on delivery growth." Despite the fact that it was a "directionally negative quarter," Munster said Tesla still managed to grow deliveries by 28%, more than double the rate of big auto in the U.S. "Long term, I think traditional auto is in a tough spot," Munster said. Shares of Tesla dipped to $226.81 in pre-market trading. Get investment guidance from trusted portfolio managers without the management fees. Sign up for Action Alerts PLUS now.
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