I'm thinking these folks are underpaid & under trained.

I got more training that that as a newly hired first year apprentice with my power company, on top of my apprenticeship board required education. And I still had to work under direct supervision until I got my journeyman ticket.

Unless there's a lot more to it, they're likely not qualified, and you'll see the electrical and mechanical trades start a fuss over it.

Strange enough, I recall, at least in Canada that the requirements for a grounding conductor be of copper.

Guess I won't be seeing that around here.

You haven't been in a game shop recently. There's knock off versions of *opoly by the boatload.

I work for a Wal-Mart in Canada.

The remaining units (20 gigs. The previous 2 were 60 gigs) arrived within roughly 30mins of the store opening. All were sold out as soon as they were in the department. No idea when or how many PS3s should be expected in the short or long term. Games and accessories also arrived with this shipment.

Nintendo on the other hand, has delivered us all the Wiis we've been allocated for launch (27, up from the original allotment of 15) as of today, and has confirmed another 21 will be arriving within the next 2 weeks.

 

As a currently invested RedHat Linux stockholder, I would like to know your reaction to the class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday which accuses RedHat of misleading investors in relation to its initial public offering.