Hillary. ;)

Exactly. This isn't pre-crime, this is un-crime.

"When holidaying in Texas..."

Umm... As an American can I just say that your travel agent sucks?

Really? Oops.

Sadly the ram air intake at the front of the structure does little for aerodynamics. There is too much damping material (soup meat) in the chamber to pass through cleanly to the exhaust port. Additionally, the locomotive openings are often shaped in such a way to create lift at higher velocities, thus reducing overall stability.

Thank you - came here to make sure this exact joke was made.

It's a Droid. It'll be cold and dead in your fingers long before the reverse is true. (former Droid 1 & 3 owner, and while I did love the keyboards I couldn't keep those things alive for more than two years)

OK. You've got a beef with Obama and the current Administration. I have some issues too. That said, pretend that, for some reason you became President, what YOU would do in each of the situations that you mention. We'll wait...

Smoen who ignores sciecne.

Well, they may ignore the science but they're gonna be pretty screwed by climate change nonetheless.

I live in North Carolina (near the coast actually) and when that bit of political BS went through (as a favor to real estate and development companies) I knew that the inmates were running the asylum and common sense (ha freakin' ha) was no longer allowed in the legislature.

What I've not seen here is any mention of the concept of the vehicles communicating with each other. Isn't it conceivable that the vehicles involved could "talk it out" and identify the least harmful course of action (within whatever capabilities they have remaining to them (in the event of prior impact, mechanical failure, etc...))?

To further this one bit - the batteries on my spiral notebook have NEVER died and extra pens are easy to carry and or find (read steal - if no other option presents itself) when needed.

ANECDOTE: I've got notebooks from 15+ years ago in a filing cabinet. Will they ever be useful to me? Likely not - but at least my kids will understand why I'm crazy if they bother to look through them. That said, having the last year or so's notes readily at hand can be a huge win - especially if you work on longer running projects or programs. Or, heaven help you, you have to maintain legacy products where each relevant detail is painfully pried from an unyielding source.

See also: Gone

Heh - that's funny. Clearly the answer was '\'.