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4 comments:
MIT's Open CourseWare is another nifty autodidact resource.
Another Ohio "try at least once" is Skyline Chili.
Sleeves is slightly more useful than the "weather brick" I used to use in scouting. ("If the brick is wet, it is raining." "If the brick is white, it is snowing." Etc.)
Just read through the Twitter marketing guide link in its entirety. It kind of goes with my initial impression. Thanks for confirming it.
I generally agree with the tomatonation blog post on "our lack of etiquette". However, tipping should not be mandatory but on a case by case basis - you tip based on a job well done, period.
With this regard, some of these etiquettes are American culturisms and should be taken as such ... eh? ;-)
Skyline Chili? Absolutely! A three-way with a cheese coney on the side.
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