After being out for 3 yrs and presumably not going under financially...perhaps he doesn't HAVE to work at 60 to get by, but he would LIKE to work to feel productive and to improve retirement?
I'm sure they had their own substances before Alcohol came along...I'd imagine that people have been getting high/drunk for at least a few hundred thousand years if not longer.
If you're poor and get medicare, you're far better off than a middle class person who can't afford $10K/yr in health insurance or is being refused by insurers. It's a life and death matter. I'd rather be alive and poor than middle class and dead.
I bet you'll want us to get off your lawn next? You suffered...therefore everyone else should?
Most students do have trouble paying off their loans, and when they're saddled with $100K to $200K in debt at 22 yrs old with an engineering job paying $60K/yr if they're lucky it can be pretty debilitating. But these are perhaps the lucky ones...the real tragedy is all the students that don't enter school to begin with for financial reasons.
Georgia, California, and Texas offer completely free college/university. If Florida doesn't have the funds to do this (which I think is the best option) then allocating the money it has based on needs makes sense.
Seems like there ought to be multiple third party code audits and product testing before these go to market. How liable is a company for software bugs that cause significant damage or kill? To what degree to third party audits remediate the level of liability? Scary stuff.
Perhaps a single refueling robot that can top off several satellites and reposition a few more is cost effective enough to justify a one-time refueling satellite? Long term, we could imagine that such robots will be refueled via space based resources (asteroid mining, etc).
I started wearing rival team t-shirts to family events just to poke fun at the idea of caring about a pro sports team...but my sarcasm is lost on them.
Although there were clothes being stored in the Wardrobe. It's only once you moved past all the stored clothes that you entered the portal. It was very novel for its time...a hybrid closet and portal.
I was with you until the last sentence. Let me help you out.
I would argue that it does considerably more than simply complicate things. The iPad mini will show that Apple can create and expand upon a range of high quality devices on what is essentially a single platform. It's all about the ecosystem that you can buy today vs. Microsoft's ever persistent promises of a better tomorrow. While that may be an oversimplification, most end users just want something that works, looks great, and makes their lives easier. Currently, I don't see that with Windows.
Actually, if you replace the X with "Apple" and the Y with "Microsoft"...they seem pretty connected. You can't throw me off with your skillful use of variables in quotes!
Rather than helmets,US bikers would wear anti-personnel mines that trigger on impact, then cars and drivers would provide them with plenty of space on the road. Or perhaps have them tie hornet's nest to the bike so that it opens on impact. Or perhaps put some killer rabbits in that attached wicker basket so that they can get out if the bike falls over.
Sometimes I think we as humans can't stand to be alone with ourselves doing nothing...so we call people for the social contact. In the old days, this need was satiated by writing letters and sending them off....despite the obvious latency. On the flip side, my commute is often the only time of the day/week when I have time to make personal calls...so all my relationship maintaining calls get crammed into an hour or less each day when I'm commuting.
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After being out for 3 yrs and presumably not going under financially...perhaps he doesn't HAVE to work at 60 to get by, but he would LIKE to work to feel productive and to improve retirement?
Ha, for doing this the goal should get management high and laid back. Treat the problem at the source.
Will Google and Apple supply it along with their other campus freebies? :)
I'm sure they had their own substances before Alcohol came along...I'd imagine that people have been getting high/drunk for at least a few hundred thousand years if not longer.
The "brave new world" is "smartphones" (and tablets, wifi, etc.)
Not so...
If you're poor and get medicare, you're far better off than a middle class person who can't afford $10K/yr in health insurance or is being refused by insurers. It's a life and death matter. I'd rather be alive and poor than middle class and dead.
We need universal healthcare for all.
I bet you'll want us to get off your lawn next? You suffered...therefore everyone else should?
Most students do have trouble paying off their loans, and when they're saddled with $100K to $200K in debt at 22 yrs old with an engineering job paying $60K/yr if they're lucky it can be pretty debilitating. But these are perhaps the lucky ones...the real tragedy is all the students that don't enter school to begin with for financial reasons.
Georgia, California, and Texas offer completely free college/university. If Florida doesn't have the funds to do this (which I think is the best option) then allocating the money it has based on needs makes sense.
Seems like there ought to be multiple third party code audits and product testing before these go to market. How liable is a company for software bugs that cause significant damage or kill? To what degree to third party audits remediate the level of liability? Scary stuff.
Perhaps a single refueling robot that can top off several satellites and reposition a few more is cost effective enough to justify a one-time refueling satellite? Long term, we could imagine that such robots will be refueled via space based resources (asteroid mining, etc).
Don't think Russia has active rovers on any planet...let alone Venus.
No. We have 3 rovers on Mars. 0 on Venus.
...and give them to robots
...yes...but what will I wear to my CT scan? And can I eat before it?
I started wearing rival team t-shirts to family events just to poke fun at the idea of caring about a pro sports team...but my sarcasm is lost on them.
I pop my clothing off a stack...it's last in first out.
And yes, there is a stack of clothing on my floor where clean clothes gets dumped.
Although there were clothes being stored in the Wardrobe. It's only once you moved past all the stored clothes that you entered the portal. It was very novel for its time...a hybrid closet and portal.
I was with you until the last sentence. Let me help you out.
I would argue that it does considerably more than simply complicate things. The iPad mini will show that Apple can create and expand upon a range of high quality devices on what is essentially a single platform. It's all about the ecosystem that you can buy today vs. Microsoft's ever persistent promises of a better tomorrow. While that may be an oversimplification, most end users just want something that works, looks great, and makes their lives easier. Currently, I don't see that with Windows.
Actually, if you replace the X with "Apple" and the Y with "Microsoft"...they seem pretty connected. You can't throw me off with your skillful use of variables in quotes!
But do you know how to AVOID the NOID?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avoid_the_Noid
I wanted to include sharks with lasers...but alas...there's no water.
Rather than helmets,US bikers would wear anti-personnel mines that trigger on impact, then cars and drivers would provide them with plenty of space on the road. Or perhaps have them tie hornet's nest to the bike so that it opens on impact. Or perhaps put some killer rabbits in that attached wicker basket so that they can get out if the bike falls over.
Sometimes I think we as humans can't stand to be alone with ourselves doing nothing...so we call people for the social contact. In the old days, this need was satiated by writing letters and sending them off....despite the obvious latency. On the flip side, my commute is often the only time of the day/week when I have time to make personal calls...so all my relationship maintaining calls get crammed into an hour or less each day when I'm commuting.
This new ver of Windows introduces many new features. So many, in fact, that we're still finding and counting them.
The US could learn a lesson or two from NZ. Impressive. Now NZ should compensate Kim for his business/personal losses.
not multi million dollar company...but BILLION dollar company...according to some valuations bf the incident