...the 1 million dollar bail is higher than a normal murder charge bail. While making comments like this might be illegal, or in poor taste, the response seems a bit over the top.
Doubtless ESPN advocated for such a large amount so after saying the number, Stewart Scott can add: "Boo-Yah!!"
We have a recycling center in my tiny burg now. They only accept glass inside (when they're open) as people refused to 'place' glass bottles and jars in the bin, but dropped them in (mainly for the thrill of the shattering sound I bet), causing danger for the workers and even themselves. Now I find myself far more hesitant to buy something in glass as I now have to hang on to them for weeks before having time to take them in. Yes, yes; first world problems... still a real issue.
I bet they are, given their field (heh). Criticizing Monsanto would be just as deadly career-wise as opening a titty bar in Mecca would be in real life.
It's long overdue to admit that, just like Republicans can blatantly lie without any lasting effects, corporations are free to kill without any real recognition nor punishment, other than affordable costs of doing business.
From the Middle East, to West Virginia coal mines, to the Gulf of Mexico...such is the way of the real world, and thus ends the lesson.
This reminds me of Oprah and her ilk with the near-weekly bits about how to eat healthy with organics, garden-fresh veggies, and exotic whatevers over nasty and dangerous store-bought, processed or fast foods.
Somehow, they always gloss over the part that it only works if you're indpendently wealthy and can easily afford both the time and monetary expenditures required. Hell, they can't even do it themselves, but have to rely on a guest with multiple assistants and a Deus Ex Machina uber kitchen that would cost more than an average US home.
For a male context, just think of Norm on New Yankee Workshop in his six-figure setup saying: "All you need is..."
Everything's high-tech except the 50-year old grain trucks that now sport Antique tags, driven mostly by their own teenagers or someone else's hired for the summer.
But I do like the "move the arms" training method. I'd put a little time into pondering how to train manufacturing robots in the past, and I was always wondering why they didn't use that approach, at least to rough out the behavior, and use an interface to tweak the positioning and timing etc. But afaik all the programming on other industrial robots to date has been purely through the console.
Because they *have* perfected LawyerBots. The first time someone gets converted into a human sandwich spread while 'moving the arms' will be the last of that 'bot company.
On one hand, believing God X is the one and true; the controller of all; omnipotent in every way, and on the other hand, killing people over the lamest and poorly done parodies to defend God X almighty? Make up your mind: is God X an unassailable, infallible supreme being, or a 98-pound weakling that must be defended from bullies kicking sand in his face?
Maybe. But if the continuing Linux laptop hibernation / resuscitation issues are any judge, there will be a handful of closely guarded Microsoft-only instructions w.r.t power consumption that will make IE6 'quirks' look like childs' play.
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Doubtless ESPN advocated for such a large amount so after saying the number, Stewart Scott can add: "Boo-Yah!!"
"When in Rome, do as the Romanians do."
They had this in the McDLT*, and they threw it away! The fools!
* - "It keeps the hot side hot and the cold side cold!"
"Would you like your receipt?" [clack-clack] "DROP IT, OR I'LL DROP YOU!"
We have a recycling center in my tiny burg now. They only accept glass inside (when they're open) as people refused to 'place' glass bottles and jars in the bin, but dropped them in (mainly for the thrill of the shattering sound I bet), causing danger for the workers and even themselves. Now I find myself far more hesitant to buy something in glass as I now have to hang on to them for weeks before having time to take them in. Yes, yes; first world problems... still a real issue.
Ron Popiel approves.
I bet they are, given their field (heh). Criticizing Monsanto would be just as deadly career-wise as opening a titty bar in Mecca would be in real life.
It's long overdue to admit that, just like Republicans can blatantly lie without any lasting effects, corporations are free to kill without any real recognition nor punishment, other than affordable costs of doing business.
From the Middle East, to West Virginia coal mines, to the Gulf of Mexico...such is the way of the real world, and thus ends the lesson.
This reminds me of Oprah and her ilk with the near-weekly bits about how to eat healthy with organics, garden-fresh veggies, and exotic whatevers over nasty and dangerous store-bought, processed or fast foods.
Somehow, they always gloss over the part that it only works if you're indpendently wealthy and can easily afford both the time and monetary expenditures required. Hell, they can't even do it themselves, but have to rely on a guest with multiple assistants and a Deus Ex Machina uber kitchen that would cost more than an average US home.
For a male context, just think of Norm on New Yankee Workshop in his six-figure setup saying: "All you need is..."
- Americans (and Scots) think everything tastes better deep-fried into submission.
Thousands, Standing Around -- Thomas E Bennet
The one true Drug Dealer.
Opti-Grab
Everything's high-tech except the 50-year old grain trucks that now sport Antique tags, driven mostly by their own teenagers or someone else's hired for the summer.
Sell Bossie to McDonalds ASAP.
of the new boss. His first name is Andrew. Be afraid; be very, very afraid.
The same company that now touts an 'Un-Linuxable' chip family? Don't trust them, Google.
Because they *have* perfected LawyerBots. The first time someone gets converted into a human sandwich spread while 'moving the arms' will be the last of that 'bot company.
'I'm sorry I broke your hip, Mrs. Henderson.'
David Cameron does not know the word give. Buy and sell, yes; give, no.
and hopes for an anomoly at Tycho.
Be on the lookout for a 1964 Chevrolet Malibu. Do not open the trunk. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repo_Man_(film)
On one hand, believing God X is the one and true; the controller of all; omnipotent in every way, and on the other hand, killing people over the lamest and poorly done parodies to defend God X almighty? Make up your mind: is God X an unassailable, infallible supreme being, or a 98-pound weakling that must be defended from bullies kicking sand in his face?
Religion: Organized Stupidity
"This IP goes to 11 - you know - when you just need those few extra bits." -- Nigel Tufnel
Maybe. But if the continuing Linux laptop hibernation / resuscitation issues are any judge, there will be a handful of closely guarded Microsoft-only instructions w.r.t power consumption that will make IE6 'quirks' look like childs' play.