If you have a healthy immune system. If you don't there's a good chance you end up dead.

I'm sure research done in someone's spare time, by someone without a medical education is FAR more effective than that of all the medical professionals who are suggesting that AC get these vaccinations done.

I like to have two or three terminal windows displayed side-by-side. Wider monitors help with that.

And most pdf readers have a zoom function, change the zoom until you see the whole page at once. I'm not sure how the unused space makes the monitor USELESS.

Now throw out those old TVs in crappy old 3D HD and buy NEW TVs in UltraHD!! And now that cable companies have started giving out HD programming for free, rather than charge extra they get the option to charge for UltraHD content instead. Great for everyone!

Oh, and if you sit at home and look at your TV screen with a microscope, I guess you can see a little more detail now.

Or even just driving the legitimate buyers away. They may not turn to piracy, but if 50% of your paying players leave (and go buy someone else's game instead), that drives up the proportion of your players who are pirates.

Well for one, in a bad place to work you're expected to be in the office for 12-16 hours a day.

If you have players complaining that they finished the game too quickly, maybe you should have included more content on the disc...

Ok, I guess you think schools should also drop history and geography and current events. Has no effect on your job, so useless to you. Depending on what your job is, they should drop the literature parts of English class, and maybe Science (or even Math). Art and music classes of course have to go, and phys-ed too.

No, I'll stick with my "God's just a big practical joker" theory. That whole dinosaur thing still cracks him up.

God may not exist. But religion has been EXTREMELY influential on history and modern culture. You do yourself a great disservice if you refuse to learn about religions just because you don't believe in God.

Which would be a pretty cool class, to be sure. It's just part of the Literature Department, not the Science Department.

And when they speak of "war on religion" they certainly don't mean people placing restrictions on where Islamic communities can build their Mosques or community centers. War on Religion specifically means getting in the way of Christians.

These are tests to give to High School students as part of their lessons, right? Kentucky isn't actually suggesting that the ACT tests widely used for college admissions be rewritten for them, are they? If they're asking for Kentucky-specific tests for their classes, I wouldn't have a problem with ACT writing them for them. Kentucky WOULD have to expect a pretty hefty cost to finance writing of new tests with a limited audience (But it sounds like ACT isn't willing to do that work, or doesn't think Kentucky would be willing to pay the necessary price, fair enough).

If they ARE talking about the college-admissions ACT tests.... well, I'd be willing to bet very few schools would be willing to accept those alternate test for admissions.

But if there's no .gay TLD, where will I put my new "Happy Thoughts" blog?

Yes, you can raise taxes to the point that they decrease revenue. No, we are not in that area.