Most US employees do not have a contract. Contracts are common for public school teachers or for high level executives, but are rare in most fields. This is a double edged sword as it means you can leave your job at any time with no notice.
Wrestling, gymnastics, motor sports, doesn't hurt you in soccer.
It's against FAA regulations to have your phone on during take-off or landing, even while in airplane mode. You're free to think that this is a stupid policy, but it's there.
I like the Gears series, but still can't get over the fact that they don't wear helmets?!?! (yes I know real life special forces don't wear them so they can hear better). One bullet to the head and they should be finished.
I predict that it will be very easy for developers to port from Windows x86 to ARM. Yes, they will have to release separate binaries, but it will not be difficult.
It was reported that they called in a backup chopper. They had two on standby.
All that would be needed is a system run by the credit bureaus that requires you to say "yes" to any credit/loan requests. Applying for a car loan? All you do is login and say yes. Someone tries to fraudulently do something using your identity? You deny it.
Verizon and Sprint been selling phones for years that have a GSM radio for use overseas. This is commonly known. I've never had one but heard that Verizon will unlock it for you if you ask.
No, they don't have the basic drivers for all printers anymore. I have a Deskjet 380 and yesterday was only able to find the 380 meg "driver" on their website.
Their janitors are probably hired indirectly through a contract cleaning company.
Are you sure about that simile is correct? GE didn't buy NBC until 1986.
Wasn't Hotmail founded in 1996? (not 1994)
The $500 is for the phone with no subsidy. Once you're under contract, you aren't eligible for the subsidy.
You didn't go to "collage"?
I doubt you have a contract in a dispatch job.
Anyone can make an omelet with eggs. The trick is to make one with none.
