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I notice this a lot out here in California. Its seems like the usual "suspects" that have the placards and they are driving a really expensive car. I guess they just know how to work the system.

I live in a nice subdivision and there was a house down the street that was section 8 and there were always two cars in the driveway. Both cars were $100K each and both had handicap stickers. Once a month they would have a garage sale and sell all these designer clothes. It really irritates me how these people work the system.

I have been an executive recruiter for the last twenty years. I tell candidates in this situation to keep it short and simple. It is almost impossible to verify your dismissal. Most companies will not release this type of information. Stick to the positives. You were there for two years. You performed all your tasks. I would be careful saying things like "personality conflict" or "my boss had it out for me." I would just say I was ready for a change and looking to advance and I felt this was the perfect time for me. Again..Do not dwell on this and move on.

What ever you decide to say, rehearse several times in front of the mirror. Have it down. Also have a subject change question prepared to move on from that incident. The key is to move forward with the interview. Do not allow them to ask additional questions. Do not get emotional. Take control of the conversation. If it is no big deal to you then it will not be to them. This is still a good job market and you have professional qualifications. Focus on this.

I have lived in Berkeley since 1997 and there is no In-N-out. Oh..and you mis-spelled Berkeley. You might hate us but at least get you f###n story right.

My Wife has had three surgeries due to trigger finger. The first two she was sedated and they went in and corrected the issue. It was a long slow recovery which probably took six months.

On the third surgery she had heard about a different procedure where they go in a scrape the tendon with a needle to release it. This took thirty minutes at the Dr. office and she was able to use the finger same day. No stiches and recovery time was two weeks.

If you want more info let me know and I will ask her more about the procedure. Definitely need to check out before deciding on surgery

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Honda’s are notorious for failing vehicle stability modulators. It causes the dash to light up (ABS, Power Steering, etc.) but doesn’t effect vehicle performance. May want to check it. It’s about a $1,200 repair after a long wait to receive the part.

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With my luck it is probably this. My mechanic hinted at it. If it does not affect performance, I will probably live with it. I will also check the ABS sensors and hopefully it is one of them.

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Did you turn it off for 30 seconds and power back on?

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I did and it was still on. Once the car cools down for about five minutes it goes off and then start after about 10 minutes of driving.

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We went to New Orleans in October. The only thing worthwhile, and it should be on everyone’s bucket list, is th National WW2 Museum. Stay at Higgins Hotel, right across street from the museum. Great restaurants within walking distance.

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Thanks..Will check out..

Thank you..I really appreciate the input!

Ok..Will look at Hotels! Any Suggestions?

Greetings...Will be headed to New Orleans with my family in August. I am looking at a couple of VRBO options. The first is in the Garden District and 2nd is in Broadmoor? I will have a car. Which one would be safer and closer to activities?

Its been 30yrs since I have been to N.O. I Know its dangerous and gross from reading OT but would like to know some good food and tourist places to go. As I mentioned, I do have a car but would probably like to walk as much as possible. We do not party so not planning on being out late. Thanks for your help!

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