Every month my bill goes up! Between all the different constantly fluctuating "fees" (UCC, Regulatory Recovery, Local Franchise, FCC Regulatory, 911, State Assessment, etc.) my bill goes up about a buck or more a month.
Why the New Jersey Turnpike?
It doesn't say where it actually is, but if it is a military thing, it would be at a military base. And Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst is a short drive from the New Jersey Turnpike...
Ugh, the CWA! I worked as a programmer at newspaper years ago and was forced to be in the CWA. The pay raise thing sucked--if you worked your ass off you got a 2.5% raise annually, if you sat around doing nothing you got a 2.5% raise annually. So, the only way to get a industry competitive raise was to get promoted--which, because of the union, went by seniority. Their big selling point was, "you get great benefits for free!" Yeah, but the "free benefits" cost as much as the union dues, so it was a wash. Then, to add insult to injury, when lay-offs rolled around the union didn't do a thing--they just let us get laid off (there were thirteen rounds of lay-offs altogether, I went on round five--and the guy who laid me off went on round six).
Quite frankly, I steer away from any IT job that requires I join a union just because of how crappy being in the CWA was (I've asked if there is a union in every interview I've had since then).
they made me change my username and password when I logged in the other day.
I would imagine the next step would be to issue a ruling finding that the TSA violated federal law and requiring the suspension of the scanners until the public comment has been done and the results tallied...
You are incorrect. There is a reason they took the prisoners to Guantanamo Bay and not some other base, it is not sovereign US soil--the treaty with Cuba leases the lands the base is on to US and gives the US complete jurisdiction and control of the base, but actual sovereignty is retained by Cuba. Therefore, the US Constitution does not apply there.
By the same token, you can't verify your democracy is operating democratically unless you have a certain amount of openness. As it turns out from the leaks we've received, it is telling us it is doing one thing while it is doing another.
Secrets are important for national security, PERIOD, END OF LINE
Openness is necessary for Democracy, period, END OF FILE
Good argument, if this were a democracy. But, it is a republic. Therefore, technically, only our elected representatives require the government to be transparent to them.
I go with Ronsonol lighter fluid. It works on most adhesive residue, doesn't damage the underlying surface, and it evaporates quickly.
She probably lived in base housing. When he died she was required to move.
No, you get 365 days after the service member's death until you have to vacate base housing (or lose your housing allowance if you live off base). It's not like they push you out the door after the funeral...
Should google have to write warnings for all dangers? WARNING: You are about to cross the road. Our records show that this intersection has a crosswalk. Please wiat until the red hand turns into a white funny-looking guy before proceeding. Be sure to check both ways for traffic before stepping onto the road. Be aware that there may be other pedestrians crossing the road. Be sure not to collide with them. Caution! Be aware that there may be open manholes! DO NOT step on a manhole that has it's cover removed. For a full list of applicable warnings, please go to www.google.ca/pleasetiemyshoes/
You're asking this in a country where even hair dryers have labels like "WARNING: Do not use in shower."? Hell, pharmacists even put a "Warning: May cause drowsiness" sticker on a bottle of prescription sleeping pills...
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