So will the law extend to radio stations with shock jocks or passengers in the car? Or even better yet phone calls?

So I guess you have tested 8.1 to prove that claim?

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/side-effects.htm

I'm glad that I'm not a parent that has to decide to get my child vaccinated. The problem as I see it is that we have been told that we should be responsible in watching our health and that we are in charge of it and that parents are in charge of their childs health. So when even the goverment says that there is a chance that a child who gets vaccintated for measles "MMR vaccine side-effects" & MMRV side-effects can get anything from a fever, to Deafness, or Long-term seizures, coma, or lowered consciousness, Permanent brain damage one wonders could my child be the one who the bad things will happen to.

I kind of think of it this way.

Think of it this way, in physical terms of what happens. You sit the kid in a chair and a kid that doesn't get any problems gets a lolly pop, the one who has a reaction gets something like this.

1 in 6 get a slap in the face (Fever), 1 in 20 gets a purple nurple (mild rash). 1 in 3,000 get the chair pulled out from under them as they sit down (Seizure (jerking or staring) caused by fever).

and then you have the big ones that they don't even put up on the website as to how often they happen (except to say very rare) Deafness, Long-term seizures, coma, or lowered consciousness and of course the big one Permanent brain damage.

Is the parent bad for letting the child even sit in the chair?

So what is a parent to do? Your a bad parent if you hurt your child but your a bad parent if you don't play roulette with your kid getting something simple and something very dangerous that will follow them for the rest of their life. Remember they have to take care of that child not us. Oh, btw, I'm vaccinated and as a consenting adult I will get vaccinated as needed because in my mind the risks are more than the chance but the issue isn't with me it's with the parents of the kids who don't want to get vaccintated.

It's a tough decision and glad that I don't have to make it. The argument about "the greater good" would only count if everyone pays for everyone else and take care of everyone else. Oh wait forget everything, get the kid vaccinated!

So all the feelings of winning over someone to get the best price will be dashed. I like going in and feeling that I ripped the guy off since I know he is trying to rip me off. Now how am I to feel?

It looks like all they did was take a smart car and make it bendable. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_(automobile)

Wow you were able to buy books for classes that you were not signed up for. I would have loved to be allowed to do that. There is a local collage book store by my house (5 minute drive) and they do not allow anyone who is not a student, or a student for the particual class to buy the book.

That's the point. The whole iPad thing is not a 100 solution to any problem. Physical books will still have to be around although getting them I feel with be more of a stuggle.

My point is that I'm just commenting on what the future of an excuse will be not if the person should know how to work their equipment.

So true. Also what about visual impared people who will not be able to use the equipment. Exceptions would/will have to be made.

When I was growing up I would read my brothers text books and reading assignments when he wasn't around, he was/is 4 year ahead of me. I'd suprise him with a quiz when he got back. I can still remember when I picked up his Kurt Vonnegut book Cat's Cradle at 8 years old and thought how crazy ice nine was. I guess future siblings will never get the chance to see what the future of there education will be. Also by the time I reached that grade they didn't use that book anymore.

It's a shame to see what everyone will be missing.

I agree with you I have tried both 10 inch tablets and 7 inch tables and my 4 inch phone and I can't stand reading off of them. So the question is what if the student doesn't want to go paperless? Or what if the student doesn't want to use Apple products at all, like me I'm a MS software kind of guy been that way since 1987. Please don't mod me down for that.

or "The battery ran out and I forgot my charger" or better "The cloud was down so I couldn't save it"

Other than the chess club what other club activities did it do?

Power companies are putting in smart meters that will allow them to turn off your power at their command for unpaid bills but the kicker is that they also will be allowed to turn off your air conditioner when they think it's best for them do to so. Forget if you have an old person living with you that can't take the heat outside. http://tucsoncitizen.com/wryheat/2013/02/18/tep-wants-to-control-your-air-conditioner-this-summer/

They may not be ramped up in making them yet with getting the supply chain going and such but the run on the stores when they were going out of business I wonder how many people are not worried now that they are back.