I agree. A few of them will find their way off the island anyways.

Don't forget the foie gras.

Doesn't Google have on campus coffee shops? If so they need English majors to bolster their barista ranks.

C'mon! you just ruined it for me. I wanted to see an F-18 get launched off a carrier deck at mach 7.

They prefer "little planet".

I worked for a Dot-com that shared the building with a methadone clinic. I would not recommended it.

Just exactly how would one use it inappropriately? Inquiring minds must know.

You mean an OB/Gyn exam... same thing.

You can take the rich boy out of Europe but you can take the Eurotrash out of the boy.

I once got asked a question which I found hurtful and offensive, and felt tempted to 'blow up' the interview at that point. Fortunately, I resisted the temptation. As it turns out, the question was his way of introducing the next thing, which was telling me that he was offering me the job.

"Now I'm not saying he should have killed her... but I understand." ~ Chris Rock

Here's my report on the actual ruling which is being reviewed: 2nd Circuit affirms denial of plaintiffs' preliminary injunction motion in WNET v Aereo

I guess it would take a litigator to notice this, but it's quite unusual that a preliminary injunction denial would be getting this kind of appellate attention.

In the first place, it was unusual for an interlocutory appeal to be granted from the denial of the preliminary injunction motion. In federal court usually you can only appeal from a final judgment.

Similarly, apart from the fact that it's always rare for a certiorari petition to be granted, it's especially tough where the appeal is not from a final judgment, but just from a preliminary injunction denial which does not dispose of the whole case.

Works very well in some areas. Basically nullifies this article.

The last thing they need is more Californians. Try Portland or Tacoma.