Course design does play a part in how successful a golfer of a certain handedness can be, albeit more in amateur or developing golfers. Most amateur right-handers tend to slice a ball (curve to the right,) while left-handers hook the ball (curve to the left.) I'd be willing to bet there are more dog-leg-right holes than there are dog-leg-left holes.

I stopped playing golf a while back in favor of disc golf (it's free,) and the hole selection is even more biased. It's difficult for me (a left hander) to get a frisbee to dive left at the end of a shot, where it's natural for a right-hander. At the disc golf courses around me, I'd estimate that there are about 3x more dog-lef-left holes than there are dog-leg-right.

I spent a year on Grand Cayman. Just about all the consumables on island are imported, and duty is levied against most imported goods, which is typically in the range of 22% to 25%.

Since I was making minimum wage, and not able to save anything, I was effectively taxed 22% to 25%. The tax haven aspect only works for those who can either afford the extremely expensive living costs, or those who just hide money there.

IANAL but... The Michigan public school system is unionized. Michigan is also an at-will employment state. Her unionized contract negates at-will employment, which could have prevented her from receiving any restitution.

Don't taze me bro!

But seriously... Given the police's current lack of discretion with tasers, pepper spray, etc., I don't think I want the TSA armed with them.

For some reason I find it easier to believe that several billion people "will nilly" emitting greenhouse gasses have more of an effect on the atmosphere than 5 or 6 (?) high powered radio transmitters.

I'm sure there are people who would love to control climate to dubious ends, but really?

That's the problem now isn't it? How can you fix a system that has turned into a self-supporting wealth machine at the cost of the average person? I could go live in a tent in a park in New York. I could vote for Ron Paul. I could vote for Obama, and pray that he still has people's best interest in mind. There's no good option in supporting our current system, either.

My car died on I-94 just outside of Ann Arbor, MI a couple years ago. The state trooper gave me a ride home in the front seat. It happens (apparently.)

I concur... I work in a city of ~30,000 and park in public parking every day. Depending on the daily traffic & parking situation (it's a college town, game days bring in an extra 100,000+ people) I can park anywhere in a 2 mile radius containing thousands of parking spots. Me and hundreds of other restaurant workers (admittedly not the brightest bunch) find our cars every day.

Make an effort people. Your car is probably your 1st or 2nd most valuable possession. Write it on your hand if you need to... it's not that hard.

This ability (choosing specific seats, not Facebook integration) was built into their POS systems at least since '99. Back then I worked in a record store with a Ticketmaster terminal, and you could definitely look for specific seats. You needed a detailed floor plan of the venue, since the terminal was ASCII, but you could do it.

Yea... uh can I have 84 million please?

I live on an old farm with a cat and coyotes. The cat has been doing just fine for ~7 years now (she does have her claws to climb, and access to the barns which the coyotes can't get into.) I'd take my cat over a teacup poodle any day of the week :)

Animal parts... but used to develop solar tech... omg!