Only their "loss prevention" team is allowed to do that. The general employee just needs to ignore it.
First off, there is no God. Second off, the average family is making more than they did in the 1950's, but the average individual earner is making much less (adjusted for inflation). It's MUCH harder to make it on a single salary any more, especially with kids. Homeschooling is great, but it's not affordable to many. Not if you want to have money for retirement eventually, too.
...sell the kids on healthy meals? We're supposed to be parents, not friends. We're the ones who buy the food. If they don't eat it, they can go hungry.
You spelled it right, just chose the wrong word. I'd think that's grammar. But again, further off-topic. I still love all the articles you write ;)
Totally off-topic (I have nothing to contribute to this discussion), but "stationery" and "stationary" are two separate things. One is a noun, the other is an adjective.
It's worse than that. It's called kancho, and is apparently popular enough to not only be named but widely understood: http://www.tofugu.com/2009/07/22/how-to-defend-your-butt-from-japanese-children-kancho-survival-guide/
Aye. My kids gets themselves in timeout (for pushing, taking toys, etc.) and get to watch their sibling have fun when they aren't allowed to. That's an effective timeout.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer group
"Instead of creating special carve outs in the patent system for big special interests with massive lobbying budgets, how about if Congress actually did its job and fixed a broken patent system to get rid of all bad patents?"
Because that would be representing the citizens, and not the companies that bankroll their lavish lifestyles and employ them when they quit politics.
I certainly hope you meant that as a rhetorical question ;)
My feeling is that they can't do much worse than the people that have been doing it, and because they don't have the ties and backdoor obligations they might actually have a better chance of doing a good job.
So what? BOTH parties are right-wing any more, if you look at what they've been doing.
I concur. That's why I have bluetooth to my car stereo ;) All the fun of bluetooth, none of the "looking like a douche" drawbacks
Apparently you can buy iPads at a discount from Apple to be used in promotions, and they have language in the contracts for those reduced-price promo iPads that says your promotion can't reflect badly on Apple. Apple is just starting to enforce the contracts. If you buy it at retail and give it away, the doctrine of first sale protects you.
I'm not 100%, but that's the explanation I saw elsewhere. I hate Apple as much as the next guy, but I don't want to hate them for a non-reason.
If you risked your life for a country that will arrest people for dancing, what did you really risk your life for? The freedoms you so espouse are being systematically stripped from us. Just because they're not facing death or bullets doesn't make them less patriotic.
BTW, your buddies that are risking their lives this very moment? It's not always for freedom. A lot of it's driven by profit, even if they think it's for freedom. When the military brass is saying we need to reduce the budget and limit engagements but the politicians say no, they're fighting for profit, not for freedom.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_enforcement
The reason you get ill will when you say this is a fallen world is that you're "respectfully" telling those of us that don't believe in imaginary sky fairies that you are
a) Not one of the "fallen" and therefore better than everyone else
b) Delusional
c) In utter contempt of everything non-Christian. Or even better, that doesn't adhere to your exact interpretation of Christianity.
You're delusional, ignorant and disrespectful. You get "persecuted" because you're a self-righteous asshole, not because you're a Christian.
Give ya a little reading, asshole: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_riders
Change doesn't happen when you do whatever stupid thing you're told to do. Many times the things you're told to do NEED to be resisted.
I'd guess that's completely illegal, due to trademark infringement. If Apple knew about it, they'd stop it ;) It's just that this kid is in the US and easier to access via the legal system than some side-market in China.
Re: hmmm...
Not sure we're the smartest. Just the generation with the most access to information, but that doesn't mean much. Just that we have the potential to be the smartest. There are a lot of people that still just ignore facts and go with their opinion/prejudices, and they're running a lot of the world, especially here in the US.