Oh my!

Indiana went to DST several years ago (20 maybe?).. I don't know who liked it. Indiana also has counties in both eastern and central time zones. Most are in eastern, but several up north around Chicago, and then the south west tip of the state are central. I'm with another poster here, I don't care which time we stay on, just pick one!

Hookers and blow/heroine?

Did he get that job because he was on Road Rules back in the 90's? He was very anti-Republican at that time, I see to remember he and the Republican chick having political disagreements at the time. But they did get married, so...

Indiana used to have the county number in the plate number, followed by a letter and then up to 4 digits. They went away from this system a few years ago, now it's either a series of 3 letters 3 numbers or 3 numbers 3 letters. i did just today see someone with a custom plate with the old number format, I think back in the day the paid extra for a low number plate and wanted to keep that number. Never understood wanting to pay extra to have 11a60, instead of 11a1234. We still have the county number of the plate, but it's a small sticker in the corner.

Or boy and girl meet and the are both in an arranged marriage and can't have each other only to find out that they were arranged to marry each other and hadn't met each other yet.

I was trying to figure out where the Fisker Ocean was on the globe and wondering what broke it, and who was selling a broken body of water for $10,000.

Yea, I was kind of confused as well, as I have been able to plug my Android phones to my computer back with Win7 and it just shows up as a device that I can access through the Windows Explorer. I guess the new part is the wireless part, which could be nice? But wired has always worked will to copy files from one device to the other when needed; it's not something I do daily, or even weekly so grabbing the cord and plugging it it has never been too bad. I use to have to pop the back off of the phone and remove the micro-SD card, put into an SD card adaptor to copy files to or from the computer.

i know this is anecdotal, but where I am in Indiana it was actually quite nice, only about 80 F, which for mid-July is a bit below what we would have. Last month we did get into the mid-90's for about a week but otherwise it's been not as hot as we would expect for the summer. I don't remember the last time it got to 100F here, but it's been a few years.

Last week when I took I-70 through eastern Kansas. I've also paid tolls on I-90 through New York and Massachusetts, I-40 though Oklahoma and either I-90 or I39 through Illinois.

I feel like there should be carbon nano-tubes in there somewhere. Maybe that was just implied in the space elevator.

A lot of the journals (probably better journals, not some of the fly-by-night types) can be found in university libraries where you can read them. Way back in the day when I worked at the state university library as a student worker, they had the previous years journals bound and on the shelves. The current years were in another area that they could be read. So it's not like someone couldn't find some of these journals.

I already hate her face for this idea, and I've never seen it! Her voice is probably irritating as well. Just type a quick email!

Oh god, the horror. It's always a nightmare to have someone simply read each and every slide verbatim and not add any content at all not on the slide, hopefully with the opportunity to ask a question at some point. But with this just watching a video of someone drone on reading only the content of the slides would be even worse. Probably for something could have been a two sentence email but someone wanted a meeting with a presentation but with video!

Because it keeps on slipping, slipping, slipping into the future.