Oh, I was talking more along the lines of museum guides and site managers
Search archive
roles?
Even though usually enough people are deemed critical that everything still operates
Sucks for them that everything is "closed"
Well a lot of people visit from around the country/world
And that's kind of a state
It affects DC a lot
90%+ of these will be on linkedin within the week, with their names
Black Mage, resume workshops are fine and all, but this is just asking to get doxxed
https://www.reddit.com/r/uwaterloo/comments/7qn3fu/resume_critiques_megathread/
Wait Pika, are people at your school really just posting their resume's on reddit?
Unless you can still find a working version of IE6
Chrome is and will always be the best choice
But what if he's using Edge Leg?
Or join the civilized world and just get an ad blocker
Try watching some utter shit if you want less ads
CR only does that on good/popular shows
You're thinking "male virility", that's the semen one
Must be something in the water
I drank my male vitality(only $44.95) and I don't look nearly as good as Alex
Unless you count the AP or things like that
There are zero respected sources left
I mean, now that the media has said it's not happening I'd be more worried than I was before Black Mage
I have been in a Cali earthquake, and I've never even lived their
Tell that to Rhode Island
Here's a current map of the plan
https://media.nbcbayarea.com/images/620*349/0116-102717-CALIFORNIA-SPLIT-WEBSITE-V1_1200x675_1083193923671.jpg
But only the coastal state will be hard blue
It'll be three blue states if it passes
It's three states now
Orange and Green are one, purple and blue are one, and the other two are one
Similar to the one I posted
https://i.imgur.com/qWX2tvR.png
Because all of California doesn't like being one huge state
It'll balance out in the end
The Mexicans will vote to counteract those votes though Leg
It'll get ~40%
It's been done multiple times in the far past, but both Texas and Cali have looked into it recently
Supreme court weighed in when Texas inquired
Nope, it's constitutional to split a state
They always do
It'll get just shy of 40%
It's a certified proposition, so in Cali it goes right on their ballots in November
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https%3A%2F%2Foag.ca.gov%2Fsystem%2Ffiles%2Finitiatives%2Fpdfs%2FTitle%2520and%2520Summary%2520%252817-0018%2529.pdf
I meant on the three state solution
gl this time
Oh, Black Mage, ya'll are voting on this again in 2018
And while everyone knew it wasn't going to happen, it was fun for a while
Mind you, this was a few years ago Black Mage
State legislature