I don't it's worth the trouble of legal involvement for 4k. I just want to make the best possible argument to them to make my case.
I think I should request a copy of policies stating these things that I have signed. Which doesn't exist.
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The situation is that I worked for a company for 5 years. I signed a pay agreement when I came on board. It stated my salary and my bonus structure. I was performing a non invasive surgical procedure called ESWL. It was a tiered bonus structure. First 10 cases pay me X a piece. The next 25 pay...
I won't disagree with that. But I haven't come across data to support it either. I have done crossfit or crossfit like activities for 10 years. I don't know anyone personally that has been significantly injured or needed surgery. There is risk with all physical activity and there is the large...
I think the problem with milling with a drill press is they lack lateral rigidity. I think you could get by if you kept the spindle minimally extended and kept passes/lateral loading very light. You might even try a sanding drum used like a mill bit just to clean and true a bit.
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Yep. You know what sport has the highest injury rate? Running. Ever heard anyone talk about how PTs and Orthopedic surgeons love runners? Yea me neither. It's just a phrase that people love to parrot. Do people get hurt doing CF? Of course they do. I work in radiology. People get hurt doing...
No one's hates on butterfly/skipping pull-ups, like guys that have never done them.
They have their place. No they aren't a substitute for strict pull ups. But in a crossfit type workout, when you hit failure on strict pull-ups, you are pretty much done. Butterflies allow you to keep the...
Nice work. Where you drilled the large holes to remove the bulk of the material, if you use a drill press you can overlap your holes easily. This leaves just a bit of material to clean up on the sides. If you don't have a drill press, I suppose that doesn't help. I was removing material...
There is a guy on here that has been looking for a Bushnell elite for a long time. I've never seen someone bump a WTB thread so many times. He is persistent. I will give him that.
Bear paw designs is I believe the name of a company thay sells stove jacks for tents. It's bear paw something. I'm not sure if you can glue them to silnylon or not but you could get a sew shop to do it for a few bucks probably.
Yea it washes just fine. It may stain but that's it. @Felix40 was selling some on the side for a while. He can probably tell you what he was using. I've used his bags and ones that I have made. No issues.
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Read on down to the bottom. I just started a new job that shaved a minimum of 580 hours of commute time off. That's the equivalent of 14.5 40 hour work weeks.
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