My roommate back in the early 90s went on a job interview in the late 80s.
Your roomate has a time machine?
No time machine needed. They were roommates in the 90's. During this time his roommate spoke about an interview that occurred in the 80s.
The trick with that is what was the ratio of attacks stopped versus the number of people "looked" at?
In the UK their is a current debate on random stop and search used by police. The noticeable point is that it is 9% effective in finding someone doing something wrong.
So if the police stop and search 100 cars they find 9 people who are breaking the law.
Sorry, but you're wrong with those numbers. If the police stopped and searched 100 cars, and all 100 of those people were breaking the law, they find 9 people who are breaking the law.
In reality you would have to stop 1000s of cars before you caught 9 people breaking the law.
The IRS will attach a tax lien on the priory.
Huh? I thought the original poster was talking about losing their farm. How did a poor monastery get dragged into this?
It's a law that's impractical. It's OK for green card holders, since the green card (which I don't think is actually green any more) is a credit card sized plastic card.
They have been green again for the past few years.
Numeric stability is probably not all that important when you're guessing.