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r/forhire•

I am looking for someone with proficiency in powerpoint or word (or some other comparable program) to draft an organizational chart for me, consisting of about ten components. Would anyone be willing to take this on? I would prefer if someone has samples to share with me of previous, similar work. I would also like the option to ask for 1-2 revisions, if needed.

I would need a quick turnaround - asap preferred, and no later than tomorrow evening for the first draft (30 hours from the time this post was made).

I don't think this is a very complex project, but I would be willing to negotiate the price. I think $50 seems reasonable. Any takers?

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r/Omaha•

Moved to Omaha about a month ago from philly. What the fuck is Omaha Live? This seems like a ludicrous budget/audience for an utter lack of talent. What is this? Why do these idiots get this prime stage after SNL? I'm so curious how something so cringey can be aired.

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r/InteriorDesign•

I'm looking for suggestions for window treatments for the wall of windows pictured here. The second pic is an option I'm leaning towards, but I'd love your feedback or alternative suggestions.

This wall faces to the rear and sides of our property, which backs up to thick woods (i.e., privacy is not a concern)

Thanks in advance for any ideas you might have.

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r/legaladvice•

Husband and I bought a house that belongs to a homeowners association. The 4 page covenant is oddly written and hard to interpret. It also expired in 1981 and apparently there have not been subsequent updates to it. Talking to friends and colleagues, it sounds like homeowners associations, over time, like this one, tend to disband and just become loose affiliations without dues and without enforcing anything unless it's something major like livestock on the property. Our realtor is insisting this is the case, but I want to make sure a) we're fully understanding the covenant, b) we will be able to erect a fence for our dog (other homes in the neighborhood have fences), and c) we don't get wha

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r/whatsthatbook•

I've been looking for a book for the past twenty years of which I have vivid, but very minor, memories. I've been to hundreds of bookstores all over the country, but can't find it anywhere. No leads either.

From what I remember, the book was written in the 60s or 70s, and it had a large hard cover, with lots of small text. The story was about a brother and sister, raised by an angry (but unseen) mother or aunt, and the siblings escaped a somewhat gloomy childhood by entering into a fantasy world. There were large colored pictures, and the two I remember most vividly was of the brother and sister racing along a storm drain, and pretending to fly toy airplanes. The other picture I remember w

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r/Showerthoughts•

Imagine that there is an afterlife, or heaven, or whatever you want to call it. What age are you?

Would we be the age we are when we die, so it would be full of mostly old people? Do babies that die remain infants for eternity? And if so, who takes care of them? (the old people?)

Do we spend eternity at some "ideal" age, when we are most physically fit and of sound mind? That means all of humanity would spend eternity together being the same age. Everyone we know - our parents, siblings, grandparents, kids, friends - all together, at our ideal age, forever.

Or are we disembodied, separated in eternity from any mortal form?

Just curious.

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