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I had to ask my former employer for a reference for a job, and she told me to let her know how it turned out. I was offered the job but had to turn it down since the salary was much, much lower than initially implied. How should I approach my former employer about this (in an email)? I want to thank her for the last reference, let her know it didn't work out, and ask if it's ok to continue using her as a reference. How can I write this in a professional, friendly way?.

Good luck. It's not an easy definition. I would suggest that the best place for this question is in the Biology section of Science & Mathematics. While there are various religions which have various definitions of what sort of creature has a soul and what sort of creature does not, religions have never really addressed the divide between living and non-living things.. . I would guess you are talking about distinctions between a virus and a bacteria or between a virus and a crystal depending on which scientist you ask and whether they feel that a virus is a living thing.

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I'm thinking my family made a possible surname change. My last name is "Lyman" and I'm German, but I only find "Lyman" as an English surname.. . Variations on the name could be:. Leyman, Leimann, Liemann, Lehmann. . What I'm confused about is what the motive would be to Anglicize it around the early 1800s? (PS they lived in Wisconsin and they were Catholic if that means anything haha).

Do yourself a big favor and use the paper form. The electronic COA (change of address) system is not working well, so see your Letter Carrier and get TWO cards. One card for your name, which you can submit NOW and one for your wife's maiden name that she is still using. Mark each card as "Family" to avoid any confusion. Its best to let the USPS know about two weeks ahead of time so tell your wife to leave herself some lag time. Nowadays the Letter Carriers have to wait for a confirmation sticker to come back from the COA office before forwarding any mail so the lag time is very important to having an uninterrupted flow of mail.

Just be aware that you don't need to use deed poll to change your name. You may legally call yourself anything you want (provided there's no intention to commit fraud in doing so), and that's it. Deed poll is not a legal requirement or obligation, some people just feel a 'comfort factor' from doing it that way.

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