I wish I had some mod points, because this should be +5 Insightful! Locking the cabin doors would have prevented 9/11 and will prevent further 9/11s from happening should someone try again.
I disagree. In fact the locking cabin doors worked against the passengers of united 93. The problem wasn't locking cabin doors it was the 'response to hijacking' protocol. Pre-9/11 we gave the plane to the terrorist once they held a box cutter to the flight attendants throat, let them carry out their demands, which was usually to fly to cuba or something. Post and even during 9/11 we don't give up the plane at all costs, because if we do we're all dead via flying into a stationary object.
The problem and solution of 9/11 was taken care of on 9/11. (source:http://www.google.com/#hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=passengers+tackle+man&pbx=1&oq=passengers+tackle+man&aq=f&aqi=g-v1&aql=&gs_sm=3&gs_upl=9064l12364l0l12571l21l13l0l8l8l1l205l1763l0.12.1l21l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.,cf.osb&fp=a40723af4d2b94e4&biw=1680&bih=926) All this TSA security is wasted money and loss to freedoms.
Now we can enforce policies which say that workers can't stop until they are completely worn out.
I was thinking it would just vary your pay based on how worn out you are. Stayed up late last night, running on empty today? You're earning about half your salary today then.
When the phones were sold, the carriers would have used the future earnings from these phones to offset the initial discount. Now they cannot make that money Somewhat unfair isnt it?
You're still in a contract with the carrier so they get their subsidized money back. This just means when you're done with your contract you can take your phone with you to another carrier.
IT workers propose bill requiring citizen referendum on any congressional pay
There fixed that for you.
If you honestly believed 100% that when you die you go to a beautiful place then why mourn death?
For the same reason you get sad when your friends move away?
Tests are supposed to fine failures
Maybe we could run more "tests" to help balance the budget? =)
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. -- Albert Einstein