Learn Mandarin or the native language of communist totalitarian countries in which the United States has free trade agreements. It's the new slavery, we'll need people to manage it in our IT environments of the future.

--edfardos

Cool, it sounds like the administration offices are done, are the rows of portable buildings in place yet for the students and educators? --edfardos

Carly used to preach "character and capability" dogma BS during her tenure. It's interesting how that CEO list is sorted in order starting with the most character and capability. --edfardos

The flow of money is mostly one way also. Things wont change until that is disrupted, and I assure you they are monitoring that flow. That being said, I don't think any of this is relevant while Dell circles the corporate toilet bowl. Thanks for posting the chat - great stuff! --edfardos

I live in CA, with some of my property on exposed serpentine. I therefore, have to pay extra taxes to California any time I want to dig. The more serpentine, the more money the government receives. These laws are so easy they practically write themselves. Also, it is proposed that the earth's mantle is comprised almost entirely of serpentine (iron/magnesium/silicon), so I suspect these taxes will soon arrive at a county near you. --edfardos

I'm guessing it only works when you launch in the morning and fly west, seeing how you'd get more daylight hours :) --edfardos

I looked it up.... sorry.

The ABV limit is regulated by the yeast's tolerance to alcohol. There are very few strains that could survive and exhibit anerobic respiration at 20%ABV. Even if they did, the bad ethers and esters produced would taste like crap. (or bitter apple, or banana, or cinnamon).

Exploiting the population of communist totalitarianism is the slavery of the new millennium. The cotton plantation owners said the exact same thing when it came to defending their slaves. I hope 200,000 americans don't die as we repeat this cycle of history. Please end free-trade with non-free countries. --edfardos

There is no such thing as "free trade" with a non-free country. The US companies that control the US government want you to believe it's all about free trade and to avoid protectionism. It's not. It's about exploiting slave labor and executive bonuses. The last time this country addressed slave labor issue 200,000 americans lost their lives. --edfardos

I'd work for a legitimate casino that pays taxes and reports income. Indian or other types of casino's are not legitimate businesses. Besides, they can descriminate, so unless you're native american your job will never be secure. It'd raise an eyebrow if I interviewed you.

--edfardos

When did the USA decide it was okay to support communist china? Why do we have "free trade" agreements with non-free countries? Even my little girl can figure out the problem with that policy. China manipulates their end of our free trade agreements. I think the US should ban the export of US dollars to China -- if China can manipulate the free market, then we should be free to do so as well.

--coolio

"bail is appropriate because, if released, Childs could cause damage to San Francisco's network."

...which could have a serious impact on corporate profits...

make it 10 million.

--edfardos

Simply end free trade with non-free countries. If the US is incapable of this simple concept, then buy Chinese and do everything you can to prop up the Chinese economy and government. The US lifestyle will degrade until we're equal with China. Our only hope is to try to bring the communist standard of living up to what we expect in the USA or any other free country.

End free trade with non-free countries, or try communism! buy Chinese!

-edfardos

Simple communication privacy pales in comparison to banks sharing your financial information with credit agencies, utilities which require a social-security number in order to provide power and water, medical insurance companies sharing your medical history with each other to make sure you're not insurable if you get sick, homeowners insurance companies colluding to put all your private claims information in the global CLUE database to make sure you never file claims, lest you'll never be insured again.

At least arbitrary communications can be encrypted and you can actively fight for your privacy. The bigger problem is corporatism selling your privacy as these companies operate above the law and government that supports them.

But, that's just me, I could be wrong,

edfardos