Being on-call 24/7 doesn't also imply "365 days a year". I have been, and still am, on-call 24/7 but only one week at a time followed by at least one week off, and I am compensated.
Yes, a private citizen should get to decide how he's monitored.
I find the idea that he mentions being "more honest and open" indicates that he's worried about PC police as much as copyright infringement. The belligerent left is really beginning to destroy art and free expression from all directions.
I doubt anything made now has a trunk like the old Panthers. I would have suggested a Taurus but you already eliminated all the Fords. Tesla model S? Otherwise, you're looking at a crossover.
You're talking about icloud, so you must have an iPhone but I must note I had the same problem with an Android phone and a non-Ford Bluetooth speakerphone, and it was the fault of Android. Android apparently has a "feature" that can't be turned off, where if you attach a sound device it automatically plays sound files. I had to install a shim program that auto-selects sources, simply to block it. It might not be a Ford thing.
I had no idea. I have a Kenwood stereo that automatically connects, and a Jabra speakerphone that does the same. Never even bother to switch it on or off, it just reconnects once I'm in the car.
What you said makes no sense. Expecting your government to manage the acceptance of refugees is not the same as inviting them into your home. Inviting the homeless into your home is charity. Most of us can't accommodate that, but we perform service work or make donations.
Meanwhile, in Europe, the average citizen performs very little charity, figuring that their high taxes count.
Same here, although that may be because I don't-- can't-- bundle, because I have Comcast Business internet. I'm planning on dumping the TV account and buying the Elite tier on Vue. I would still have access to the few shows I really watch (some require Elite), but save $60 a month. I would only be giving up the ability to save shows indefinitely on their cloud DVR, and CBS, which I could get with an antenna (I already own a good one). Oh, and History, which would suck but I can get Sling if I'm not happy with watching the shows on the web site, yet still pay $40 less than with Comcast.
Usually, we have a company that makes garbage no one wants, so when they liquidate they have a ton of stock. This is unfortunate... and stupid, because it seems like they should have taken SOME KIND of action before they had nothing to sell.
I wonder exactly how terrible they are when they have a product with a solid demand, yet no one will invest in them. There has to be embezzlement.
That's kind of where I was on this. I'm amazed that the manufacturers would cheat like this in order to drop their annual usage cost estimate by a dollar. Because that's about all it should be. Even with any power saving features off, these 55" screens use far less than your 32" CRT screen used.
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Being on-call 24/7 doesn't also imply "365 days a year". I have been, and still am, on-call 24/7 but only one week at a time followed by at least one week off, and I am compensated.
I hear a lot millennials are puzzled by the "Save" icon used in most software.
Captain Gumption here.
Yes, a private citizen should get to decide how he's monitored.
I find the idea that he mentions being "more honest and open" indicates that he's worried about PC police as much as copyright infringement. The belligerent left is really beginning to destroy art and free expression from all directions.
And where would you put it? How would you cool it?
This may surprise you, but a 1990s/2000s Grand Marquis/Town Car/Crown Vic is nothing like a 1959 Bel Air.
I doubt anything made now has a trunk like the old Panthers. I would have suggested a Taurus but you already eliminated all the Fords. Tesla model S? Otherwise, you're looking at a crossover.
Because I'm sure new Fords in 2016 are exactly like used ones in 1987.
Frankly, early Hyundais were terrible. You were lucky. It's not hard to find people who got screwed on them.
You're talking about icloud, so you must have an iPhone but I must note I had the same problem with an Android phone and a non-Ford Bluetooth speakerphone, and it was the fault of Android. Android apparently has a "feature" that can't be turned off, where if you attach a sound device it automatically plays sound files. I had to install a shim program that auto-selects sources, simply to block it. It might not be a Ford thing.
I had no idea. I have a Kenwood stereo that automatically connects, and a Jabra speakerphone that does the same. Never even bother to switch it on or off, it just reconnects once I'm in the car.
And most of them are suicides, or cops shooting people.
I really wish Joe Sr. had encouraged Ted to become an accountant instead.
What you said makes no sense. Expecting your government to manage the acceptance of refugees is not the same as inviting them into your home. Inviting the homeless into your home is charity. Most of us can't accommodate that, but we perform service work or make donations.
Meanwhile, in Europe, the average citizen performs very little charity, figuring that their high taxes count.
Indeed. I pay $10 for HD (why is this an OPTION), $5 for a box, $3 for local sports (yes, really, this is a thing).
Same here, although that may be because I don't-- can't-- bundle, because I have Comcast Business internet. I'm planning on dumping the TV account and buying the Elite tier on Vue. I would still have access to the few shows I really watch (some require Elite), but save $60 a month. I would only be giving up the ability to save shows indefinitely on their cloud DVR, and CBS, which I could get with an antenna (I already own a good one). Oh, and History, which would suck but I can get Sling if I'm not happy with watching the shows on the web site, yet still pay $40 less than with Comcast.
The purported unreliability of former Soviet bloc power grids?
You just discovered that there are incompetent IT professionals in both the public and private sector. Congratulations.
Coconut oil is high in saturated fat, so you might as well eat the lard (unless you're vegetarian).
So you would prefer trans fats to saturated fats? The 1970s called, they want their bad dietary science back.
Which number is the Use By date, anyway? Is it the ONE WITH FIVE DIGITS?
Natalie Portman is still so fresh-faced. Just doesn't look her age. Must not have aged while she was petrified.
HOT GRITS POURED DOWN MY PANTS
Usually, we have a company that makes garbage no one wants, so when they liquidate they have a ton of stock. This is unfortunate... and stupid, because it seems like they should have taken SOME KIND of action before they had nothing to sell.
I wonder exactly how terrible they are when they have a product with a solid demand, yet no one will invest in them. There has to be embezzlement.
I noticed this just because I recognize that I am an out-of-touch fogy, and thought it was suspicious that San Andreas was still relevant in GTA.
But 2004? Man, I feel old.
In other news, if you drive your car at full throttle all the time, it won't get the 30 MPG on the sticker.
I've had cable since the 90s, and not even then did I have a mere 50 cent increase. Where do you live?
That's kind of where I was on this. I'm amazed that the manufacturers would cheat like this in order to drop their annual usage cost estimate by a dollar. Because that's about all it should be. Even with any power saving features off, these 55" screens use far less than your 32" CRT screen used.