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I have a LinkedIn account for business purposes and do not want to use that. Additionally, I am leery about Facebook given all the bad publicity they have received.

I had an assignment from a staffing agency end unexpectedly and the representative I worked with told me I could continue my coverage by paying the insurance company until I started a new assignment.  Unfortunately, I found out my coverage was cancelled and both the provider and employer were of no help to me.  I have already escalated this issue to a benefits supervisor at my employer, but what are the next steps to take if they can't resolve it?

I saw it on the site, but now can't find it.

I like the company I work for now and would prefer to stay there rather than start from scratch with another organization.

My Dad has a 2016 Corolla that does that and I ve seen other Toyota and Lexus vehicles do that.

All the lyrics I know are "It s gonna be a good good night" and Internet searches haven t come up with anything.

I tried mapping it in the My Computer window, but it didn't seem to appear. This flash drive works on computers running newer versions of Windows.

I checked an MxPx song that contained that line but it didn't sound like the one I was looking for. This song is slow and grungy sounding and contains occasional "Hey"s in the backing vocal track.

The original one I had was broken and is being held together with tape. I searched the Internet, but was unable to find what I was looking for.

I have owned 2 cars with 2 different wiper patterns; I had a Chrysler Concorde with the typical wiper pattern you see on most vehicles (passenger side to driver side) while my current car is a Honda Civic with center-folding wipers. Having seen vehicles on the road with both wiper types, I have often wondered how car companies make that decision.

I have visited websites of companies that I am interested in working for, but some of them don't have information about anything employment-related (i.e. current openings and how to apply). Additionally, who would I ask for when I call them making employment-related inquiries? Thanks.

Here are examples of TV shows I've seen with Renaissance Fair episodes: "The Big Bang Theory", "Family Guy", "King of the Hill" and "The Simpsons".

I have never seen the show in its original run and I see it will air in syndication starting this fall on a local station in my area. The shows I currently watch in primetime are "The Simpsons", "The Big Bang Theory", "Parks and Recreation" and "Whose Line is it Anyway?". I'm wondering given the shows I already watch if I would actually like "Modern Family".

I have watched a handful of episodes of the former in syndication and have seen only two "Simpsons" references: one where Stewie chases Homer into the Griffins' garage and one where Peter and his friends get arrested somewhere in the southern U.S. and the jury for their trial is made up of "Simpsons" characters.

I'm a fan of the show and I think it would be cool if they did a movie based on the hit CBS sitcom.

I'm referring to ones where you don't think said show deserves another season (i.e. past its prime).