What you needed was a CAB CAB to maintain the change procedure process document. And then, of course the CAB CAB CAB to maintain the change procedure document change procedure process document.

They might need to lay off their production people to afford another layer of CAB or two, but that's OK, with the constant change in the change procedure change procedure, none of them knew what they were supposed to be doing anymore anyway,.

That's not the big leagues, that's the short bus.

yes, changes need to be documented. They should be deployed on a test server before going into production. The rest is just people who were presumably traumatized by falling out of a tree as a child seeking revenge.

Take the people in the CAB and replace them with extra admins who are bright enough to know what I said in the 2nd paragraph.

But in the real world, you put a huge overdose of ex-lax in his coffee.

When he gets back to work, hint that next time it will be d-con. ;-)

Which is deeply ironic considering the kid that showed the teacher up and slammed a book down was NOT charged with disorderly conduct.

Then the principal should be charged with evidence tampering and perp walked out to the waiting squad car between classes to maximize visibility.

The lawful means to address the issue is to tell a teacher. The recording itself showed that the teacher already knew and was entirely ineffective in dealing with the problem (even to the point you could argue that the teacher was being bullied a bit).

I sincerely doubt that could be the very first time a teacher or administrator saw the problem.

Yes, it's a tough job, but somebody has to stamp out privacy!

Considering the way the police used every dirty tactic in the book to break up OWS including sending in agents who tried to incite them to illegal activities, perhaps they should have been carrying weapons. Had they done that, some of the crooks on Wall Street might actually have been brought to justice by now.

Actually, there's not actually any credible evidence that they were doing anything wrong at all.

There is plenty of evidence that the feds did something wrong in Waco.

The funny (or scary) thing is, at one time one of the Cracker Jack prizes was a match shooter.

If, instead of a tablet the kids had blocks and picture books, they would develop manual dexterity. Or at least provide the books and blocks and limited tablet time.

I wouldn't be so sure

According to Mel Brooks, they were subject to catastrophic data loss.

Did I say the issue was the lights?