Comment Strangest place I ever saw it... (Score 1, Funny) 322
...was on the desktop one time. Ca-raaaazy, man!
http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2013/08/12/130812fa_fact_stillman?currentPage=all
But I can tell you that there have been at least 5 times (for about 3 months now) when I was sure the lane next to me was empty but the blind spot light was on.
So, how many accidents were you getting into every year before you purchased this new car?
... it was because the so-called supervisors didn't want to follow the steps outlined to get ride of a poor worker - it was easier to transfer that loser around to different departments.
I think you just made the point about how difficult it can be to fire unionized employees. I don't think you really meant to, but thanks anyways.
...and increased the unemployment rate for electrical engineers from 3.4% in 2012 to 4.8% last year...
I know how to fix this. More H-1B foreign workers should be imported! That will get competition going again!
Dynex has brought the technology to the proof-of-concept phase, in which virtual modelling of the âoeair-sealingâ principle looks promising enough to get to work on the real thing.
So, they haven't gone beyond a computer simulation of this? Yet,...
Weâ(TM)ve reached the point where we need to secure corporate backing to push the project through the development stage towards international commercialisation,
They think that a computer model is good enough to get this thing into mass production? Without even building a single prototype engine? What the hell, am I missing something here?
..has many officers worried that commanders will monitor their every move
And what exactly is their 'worry'?
...of the Japanese Constitution protects against illegal search and seizure.
Man, that sounds so awesome. We here in the US should totally add that to our Constitution!
JUST RAISE THE DAMN GAS TAX!
Seriously, I can't believe that the government is going to setup yet ANOTHER giant bureaucracy that will effectively track our movements, when the obvious solution is to raise the gas tax rate to account for improved fuel efficiency.
If you Oregonians don't vote out every single nimrod that votes to even look into this boondoggle of an idea, you get what you deserve...
'We're also putting in place tools and processes to aggressively monitor and identify parts of HealthCare.gov where individuals are encountering errors or having difficulty using the site, so we can prioritize and fix them
You weren't doing this already? On a brand new massive website that you just rolled out to millions of people? To quote Gene Kranz from Apollo 13: "Tell me this isn't a government operation..."
8 Catfish = 1 Octo-puss
