Republicans have sold their souls to their corporate masters. That does not mean we should simply accept it and sit tightly. We should make it obvious to people where the loyalties of Republicans lie.

It will be spent in USA. Even if they build a bridge to nowhere it will produce more jobs than KeytoneXL pipeline.

It is not insanity. Trickle down economics is insanity. Reaganomics is insanity.

Because corporations shield the shareholders from liability. It costs nothing to create a corporation. It costs nothing to create a series of corporations one owning other. It is easy to funnel all the assets, income one way and stop the liabilities from flowing along with the assets and income. Thus the tail end corporation will have all the liabilities without any asset to pay for. Corporations don't go to jail. We must tax the corporation for getting this special privilege of being able to do business without anyone having to go to jail.

When limited liability corporations were first proposed, the biggest opposition was due to, "If the corporation commits murder who goes to jail?". Corporations must be taxed, and then the dividends paid to the shareholders must be taxed again, and when the dividends are spent we will assess them sales taxes again, if the post-tax dividend is used to buy a home, we will tax the home year after year.

We have coddled the tax evaders and their apologists for far too long. Government can tax anything for any reason. We will use it to the fullest extent. Don't like it, go somewhere like Somalia and conduct your business. Good riddance.

But the crooks are safe. They know very well that if they smear their faces with lemon juice, the cameras can't see their faces and they can't be caught.

I am 100% sure the summary paints an one-sided picture of the situation. I am sure there is another side to the story and we need balanced reporting from both sides.

So this is the year of Linux laptop!

I am truly amazed by blind programmers writing code. The way our company runs rally and agile, I have seem more of programmers writing code blindly.

1. Automobile sharing like, iUber. 95% of the cars bought remain unused 95% of the time. [*FN1] Cars are the second most expensive thing a typical American buys. The most expensive for renters. The first expensive thing for all too. This level of over investment in something that lies idle for so long, depreciates in value.. It is ready for a huge disruption. Uber and its clones are the first movers. A company with better image would do a lot better.

2. More than 70% of credit transactions are not loans, the balance gets paid every month. Credit card companies are raking in 2% commission on these sales without taking the risk of advancing an unsecured loan. Most retailers are not giving 2% discount to non-credit cards because of contract with credit card companies. Only when the non-credit card usage reaches a critical mass, they will flip and customers and retailers will split that 2% off the credit card companies and banks. Waiting for a company with credibility for mass market adoption.

[*FN1] 100 *( 1 - (15000 miles/year) / (55 miles/hour) / ((365 days/year) *(24 hours/day)) )

She did not. He sought her out.

Lazy as usual, I only read the summary. But it looks like there is no connectivity issues. However there appears to be a disconnectivity issue.

Will it have a preview pane that will execute all the macros in the email, fetch all the attachments and render them on screen on just a mouse over the subject line? Will it also disobey the native sandboxes in android and introduce "internet zone" "safe zone" "home zone" "vpn zone" "super trustworthy microsoft zone" etc? Great! Just what the world has been waiting for.

And the menu items stay in the same place on every click I suppose.

Embrace, Extend and Extinguish worked only because it had the monopoly on the OS to destroy competing office suites, then it had office-windows monopoly to extinguish everyone else in the desktop market.

It will try to do what it did in gaming market. Use the cash cows of office and windows to subsidize a division and engage in a war of attrition. But it did not work out in many arenas. Like Quicken used its market dominance in TurboTax to fight off Microsoft Money. Microsoft tried to pay people to use Bing, even that did not succeed.