Possibly not juggling. But would you accept a gymnast with no legs?

Are you sure they aren't trying to poach someone who worked at the company producing the technology during the two years before release?

Bingo. There are a lot of cities where the number of lines operating on Sundays or major holidays is a big fat goose egg (zero). So riders have to schedule their lives around 36 to 60 hour scheduled downtimes.

Electric vehicles themselves do not emit, but they cause power plants to emit.

That sounds backwards. Where I live, public transportation is "completely banned on a Sunday". (Source: fwcitilink.com)

Bingo. The new MacBook ships with Windows 8 drivers.

Could you explain how that might not have happened? Xenix (which became SCO OpenServer) was just Microsoft's port of AT&T UNIX to PCs. UNIX is just as vulnerable to malware as Windows: if you trick the user into elevating to install something, something will be installed.

2 children in one household and 1 in another. Even so, I wonder how it felt for photographer Kevin Michael Connolly or acrobat Jennifer Bricker or Jeanie Tomaini or plenty of others to grow up as the .5 child.

"M$" looks like a string variable in old-skool line-numbered BASIC, and Microsoft started out publishing BASIC interpreters. Could "M$" mean "The company should have stuck to BASIC and not branched into microcomputer operating systems"?

Without a parent to drive them, how else are they supposed to get anywhere? A lot of places have pitiful public transport or none at all.

Which is why high schools need to start teaching home economics again. If people have to move away from parents before finding work, they'll need to learn to live on their own. And even then, where should a student fresh out of school find the cash to support himself during a move and job search?

I can visualize a big fat goose egg. So can anyone else familiar with Dave Ramsey's techniques.

Then let me try a chess analogy. The forced-vanilla environment of the consoles is like not being able to agree with your opponent to randomize the starting position or use experimental pieces.

Recent court rulings have threatened that.

There's no need to fear; MSI is here.

So who makes an affordable laptop PC that runs multi-window Linux? Stock Android isn't multi-window, as Android's CDD relies on a window management policy of all maximized all the time. And last time I checked, companies you mentioned charge an Apple premium and lack a variety of sizes. System76 doesn't have anything smaller than 14 inches, and even ZaReason doesn't have a 10 or 11 inch model. This makes Linux look big and clunky.