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Or maybe just take away Churches as charities.

Except the roads. And basic education. And police/fire protection. And the regulations that keep corporations from poisoning us. And the aquaducts...

But you mentioned the Euro compared to the Dollar, so it doesn't really matter where you moved.

Because the severe austerity measures of Europe are doing so much better?

Would it have made more sense if I added more punctuation:

The spending bills is a law from congress, just as the debt limit is - couldn't the newer law override the old one?

What was it that Mitt Romney said he paid? 15%? Their tax rate might be 35% but they're not paying 35%

Seems like he's legitimizing it as an option by trying to ban it - not that anyone was even considering it seriously.

As long as we cut spending on the freeloading 47% and not the job creators, the Republicans will be for it.

It's probably in part due to Dean Kamen's influence - the man who made the segway and other mobility devices. The competition pushes more of the mechanical portion of robotics rather than the software. There are other competitions that focus on other areas, but I'm sure the fun of getting to drive around a robot attracts a lot of people (personally I prefer seeing a creation handle itself). The younger FIRST with legos does a bit more autonomous actions (though even there it was usually "drive forwards until mechanical action takes place, drive backwards")

Continuing on the subject of autonomy - It's an area that basically requires miany more sensors/inputs (can bring up the costs quite a bit) and pushes a lot more time into the software, most of which can only be done after the robot is fully functional. If the challenge was the same every year (like playing soccer), then it would be reasonable to have fully autonomous or longer autonomous sessions, but as it is, the engineering/design of the robot is more interesting, so no one wants to see the super clever robot design flailing for 2 minutes around because a ball knocked a sensor out of place.

People don't understand what "Genetically Modified" means. They picture spiderman-type mutations, not apple farmers mixing their trees.

You could say washing your apples before they get sold is "Chemically Processed Food", but people are going to go for the ones that don't have the sticker in the same way.

Personally, I'm waiting on the iPhone shuffle.

So it looks like it centers around an attacker having your private key - which if they have would cause other major issues anyways. Not exactly newsworthy.