What makes it false? If they sell the product and make a profit, that's a basic success. Who cares if customers put the product in a drawer and don't use it? That's where many products end up -- that doesn't make them unsuccessful.
Deflation of gas prices is not the same as economic deflation across the board. Companies that raised their prices due to gas costs will not now lower their prices because gas is cheaper. They will instead be proud of their P&L. Inflation, overall, will continue.
Many in the working class work far more than 45 hrs/week for far less than $75k. You should consider yourself very lucky to be in a position where you are comfortable enough to decline a job that pays that well.
What the candidate is worth and what the candidate thinks they are worth (and what the company thinks they are worth, for that matter) are all very different things.
Everywhere I've ever lived, you pay income tax where you work, then pay more where you live, if tax rates are higher where you live.
No, this is not the case everywhere. For example when I lived in Indiana and worked in Michigan, my state income tax was paid to Indiana. Anecdotes don't work when talking about state taxes because there is too much variance.
Districts get redrawn, usually by the party in control of the legislature. Yes, eventually it might because very difficult (or impossible) to gerrymander enough districts for them to keep control but for now, the state is losing population and usually from blue areas (Detroit, Flint, etc) not Red areas (everywhere else including Grand Rapids).
Is the army looking for people who can accurately fire rifles and follow orders
No, they can and will drill both of those things into your head. What they are looking for is healthy people who are willing to die for whatever it is our military asks them to do.
I wish I'd kept a link to the article. It may have been speculation on the part of the author. I really hope it's not the case and that you're correct!
Ya, agreed. Gerymandering has pretty significant effects, doesn't it? The presidential and senate elections aren't affected by gerrymandering, but the federal congress and the state legislature are heavily affected by it. I didn't say the majority of the state are (or vote for) Republicans, I said the Republicans control the state. There is a distinct difference.
Republicans believe in states rights, which means minimal federal government. They do NOT believe in "minimal government" as you called it. Republicans in state positions are VERY heavy-handed.
And yes, Republicans control Michigan which is not likely to change anytime soon. That said, even if they didn't, auto mfg is the big industry here and most politicians R or D are not likely to do anything that would harm that industry, especially right now after they have just recently "recovered."
From what I've read, HBO is considering offering its service as an add-on for you ISP (who is often-times also your cable company). So, while this is slightly better, it's actually bad news because it's entirely possible and probable that ISPs will start bundling gold and platinum packages with HBO, Netflix, Hulu, whatever.
I don't know, I guess I could just see this going really badly even though it sounds like a good thing at the moment.
That is a quote from Christy Jones, founder of Extend Fertility, a company that offers and promotes egg freezing across the country. That is NOT a quote from Apple or Facebook.
WP 8 and 8.1 are WAY better than WM6. Have you tried using a windows phone lately? It's actually a very good experience. Even Apple fanbois are starting to convert.
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What makes it false? If they sell the product and make a profit, that's a basic success. Who cares if customers put the product in a drawer and don't use it? That's where many products end up -- that doesn't make them unsuccessful.
Deflation of gas prices is not the same as economic deflation across the board. Companies that raised their prices due to gas costs will not now lower their prices because gas is cheaper. They will instead be proud of their P&L. Inflation, overall, will continue.
Which is much less helpful in this conversation.
Correct. Why change it from the fear machine that it already is?
Many in the working class work far more than 45 hrs/week for far less than $75k. You should consider yourself very lucky to be in a position where you are comfortable enough to decline a job that pays that well.
What the candidate is worth and what the candidate thinks they are worth (and what the company thinks they are worth, for that matter) are all very different things.
No, this is not the case everywhere. For example when I lived in Indiana and worked in Michigan, my state income tax was paid to Indiana. Anecdotes don't work when talking about state taxes because there is too much variance.
Great point!
Not to mention, common sense isn't always common nor sensible!
Districts get redrawn, usually by the party in control of the legislature. Yes, eventually it might because very difficult (or impossible) to gerrymander enough districts for them to keep control but for now, the state is losing population and usually from blue areas (Detroit, Flint, etc) not Red areas (everywhere else including Grand Rapids).
No, they can and will drill both of those things into your head. What they are looking for is healthy people who are willing to die for whatever it is our military asks them to do.
From what I hear, this is all old news anyway and we should all be switching to devops!
I wish I'd kept a link to the article. It may have been speculation on the part of the author. I really hope it's not the case and that you're correct!
Ya, agreed. Gerymandering has pretty significant effects, doesn't it? The presidential and senate elections aren't affected by gerrymandering, but the federal congress and the state legislature are heavily affected by it. I didn't say the majority of the state are (or vote for) Republicans, I said the Republicans control the state. There is a distinct difference.
Controlling the governorship is not tantamount to controlling the state. The state legislature will continue to be majority republican.
Republicans believe in states rights, which means minimal federal government. They do NOT believe in "minimal government" as you called it. Republicans in state positions are VERY heavy-handed.
And yes, Republicans control Michigan which is not likely to change anytime soon. That said, even if they didn't, auto mfg is the big industry here and most politicians R or D are not likely to do anything that would harm that industry, especially right now after they have just recently "recovered."
From what I've read, HBO is considering offering its service as an add-on for you ISP (who is often-times also your cable company). So, while this is slightly better, it's actually bad news because it's entirely possible and probable that ISPs will start bundling gold and platinum packages with HBO, Netflix, Hulu, whatever.
I don't know, I guess I could just see this going really badly even though it sounds like a good thing at the moment.
That is a quote from Christy Jones, founder of Extend Fertility, a company that offers and promotes egg freezing across the country. That is NOT a quote from Apple or Facebook.
or just destroy it, because it's not good for their stock numbers.
Many what? Other humans? Aliens? This doesn't make any sense.
WP 8 and 8.1 are WAY better than WM6. Have you tried using a windows phone lately? It's actually a very good experience. Even Apple fanbois are starting to convert.
What do you expect the executive branch to do, if not to execute?
which does not make any distinction about a business being privately owned. So, I don't see why you would make that distinction in this context.
Seems obvious, doesn't it? Yet still posts like the GP show up all the time...
Reasonable grammar is for conformist sheep!