Sep 18, 2019
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Geometric Shapes / 190918
1975 technology used in Portugal to register and count the votes during the elections campaign. The staff seen here inserted the data collected accross the country and afterwards a computer installed somewhere in Lisbon city would proccess that info and calculate the votes to each party.
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Stop. Let's process this.
A person is a person, men/people will always behave the way you think they will. Think about the experience.
The build.
The feelings.
Those are the things that will always be there, the things that remain.
Don't chase the people, they will disappoint, chase the buid & experience.
Don't be disappointed, it was exhilarating.
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Global Food Processing and Packaging Equipment Market analysis 2016 and forecasts to 2021
Summary
This report studies sales (consumption) of Food Processing and Packaging Equipment in Global market, especially in United States, China, Europe, Japan, focuses on top players in these regions/countries, with sales, price, revenue and market share for each player in these regions, covering
So I have this plan and Idk how practical it is, especially considering the fact that my parents will hate it.
I used to know exactly what I wanted to do but now I’m not really sure and I kinda don’t wanna jump right in without any kind of plan for school. What I’m thinking is that I’ll take a year or two after high school to continue working (my job is actually surprisingly stable atm; i’m highly trained relative to my coworkers and my bosses really like me). I think it would give me a chance to kinda settle into life and figure out what I want to do and how to live on my own without also having to juggle school. And it’ll give me a chance to start saving up a bit. And especially with y family’s history with school it may be valuable. (My family tends to major or get part way into a major then decide to do something else so they all end up in like 6 ish years of undergrad.)
But Idk it’s just a thought...