Comment Re:Transparency (Score 2) 139
The real problem was, if you didn't vote for Obama, you'd be voting for the sockpuppets the GOP put up against him.
Are there only two parties?
The real problem was, if you didn't vote for Obama, you'd be voting for the sockpuppets the GOP put up against him.
Are there only two parties?
In my experience, most permanent job employers don't like to negotiate on vacation time.
It takes more negotiation skill. I recently negotiated a 4-day work week. I took a 20% pay cut for it (totally worth it). Essentially, instead of framing it as an adversarial negotiation, I considered it a problem for us to solve together. "I want to work here, you want me to work here, but this is what I need. How can we solve this problem?" Most of the time was spent helping them overcome concerns. At one point, I said, "yeah, that's a managerial problem, but I'm confident the managers here are capable of overcoming it."
The US (at least the politicians) don't seem to mind this carnage.
John Kerry is rather upset about it. He seems to think that if only Israel gives Palestinians the right to return, then the Palestinians will want to live in peace.
I apologize to everyone here for having voted for them a second time.
Wait, why exactly did you vote the second time? It's not like we didn't know he was running a secretive administration before the election (indeed, he made a vote in favor of secrecy while he was still in the senate, before getting elected the first time).
I can sort of understand saying that he was better than the alternatives and that's why you voted for him, but that's not something you would apologize for, really....
I mean, it's a win-win as far as I'm concerned, but the local eco-hippies might not see it that way.
Local hippies protest solar, and really anything
Excuse me, those aren't windows you're looking at, they're rockets. haha what do you propose, giving to welfare? What a joke.
if the 400 million is really the only overrun that's an astonishing record for the federal goverment
of ALL the government programs worth blowing money on, I think NASA should be one of them. It stimulates the economy with relevant tech spending, inspires our children, and sets a rocket ahead of other nations.
NASA is of the things we can look back at over the last 50 years and be immensely proud of. Proud to a NASA supporting American.
Sierra Nevada: building what nasa did 30 years ago, this is designed for cargo and people. it is strictly suborbital. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
they make a great beer though! The hops alone will send you to the moon!
It's more, then that.
FTFY and I see what you did there.
SpaceX doesn't have to build facilities in every state to appease Congress.
why don't we just send Congress to orbit??
It stimulates the economy, and our childrens' imaginations.
Small price to pay.
especially considering it's tech, one of things we excel at in America.
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