I wasn’t in one of those departments at the bank, but I’m pretty sure it was your own PTO.

Michael Baker International also did this to their tuition reimburesment. 12.5 k --> 5k then to 0. Despite being 70% of the way through my program. No recourse possible from my end.

Which is totally cool, if you get paid for it.

There was never a Sheetz downtown.

I remember buying pounds of ham for lunches.

Fuck this sucks

It’s a real estate problem, not a tax problem. Too difficult to acquire site pads that meet their needs.

If it's summer, I swap "lotion for face" with "lotion for face with SPF". If I'm going skiing or like hiking in the snow, same deal.

Otherwise, yes, I skip SPF from November from March, religiously. It's extra chemicals for pretty much no reason.

The water is low, electric is high. What about the sewer? That's what kills me.

Oh no

If you're not averse to the most fast-casual of fast-casual dining, pretty much everyone in Pittsburgh treats Primanti's ike a real institution.

I'm biased because I live real close to it, but if you're not too squeamish Center for Postnatural History is a treat. Further afield the curio shops in Allentown neighborhood are a real trip. There's also Randyland, Photo Antiquities, and your more fancy museums/cultural sites like the Warhol, Heinz, Carnegie Museum of Natural History etc.

I think it varies too much to set one number for the whole county, so the current system is stupid and should be replaced.

They could do food only mini ones like the location in downtown state college

I don’t get the appeal of the gated aspect of a community. Seems weird

The actual number of renovations that are going to change property values by that much across all those areas is going to be vanishingly small. The biggest factor remains location and that can be accounted for by looking at sales comps. The idea that this stuff is unknowable is pretty silly, I think. Plenty of people in the market engage with these conditions and set prices for properties all the time.

I’ve never had their BBQ, but Oya Sushi in Castle Shannon has always been delicious. We eat the sushi, and their BBQ tables have never been empty when we’ve been there.

Sure. We're not really rivals are we? I know people that root for the Cavaliers but definitely not the Browns. I went to Cleveland once. Got nothing against it.

I moved to Ohio at 17. Lived in Scott Township all my life. I always figured the Robinson area would still have a Pittsburgh, PA address like I did

I don’t know a lot about Korean food either, so can’t really tell how authentic it is, but everything was great, there was a big selection of plates to try and I really liked the atmosphere of this place.

I also struggle with acne and constant oily skin. What I have found that helps is cerave hydrating lotion spf 30 matte finish. It moisturizes, protects, doesn't clog your pores, and it doesn't look like an oil pit on your face!! I love it.

Regarding your initial question, I have seen many dermatologists who state that no matter where you are you are always going to be receiving UV exposure. Inside or outside doesn't matter. I just use it in the morning and then on sunny days reapply in the afternoon.

Someone tell them 4 for $4 is available any time.

True. They'd even have a fair pool of students to offer employment, assuming those students have pretty teeth.

this is so sad

A lot of expensive things don’t require a permit and have a huge affect on sale price like carpet paint roof windows kitchen cabinets countertops. It can affect value by $100k easily

Rage Against The Cuisine?