Gear Aquisition Syndrome (G.A.S.)
"it's hard to know what products will actually give you what you need, at the price you want."
I thought that was the whole idea.
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The Japanese did some recent research with low carbon concrete and actually came up with a few mixes that were carbon negative. The fact that anywhere in Japan is close to the sea and some places in the USA aren't necessarily so might have something to do with some of this I realize. Still, this is promising research.
Now, about coming in to the office everyday....
"Judges should rise through the ranks of the legal profession so they are guaranteed to have the requisite legal expertise. Appointing or electing allows unqualified people into positions of power over other people which is a recipe for disaster."
But can the candidate sell whitening toothpaste?
"UTD said a fourth priority, developing a US workforce needed to make the aforementioned three goals possible, is also as important as the other three. "
If this isn't the most important thing, then this screams "outsourcing" to me.
Better beef up the student loan amounts!
America is a series of broken down systems covered by many layers of band-aids. Ho-hum right to repair bills, health insurance anti surprise bills, patient "bill of rights" bills ad nauseum. Everything that is supposed to help the consumer is as watered down as dive bar drinks. Yawn.
Somebody help me out here.There was once an American-based carrier that sold a lot of lifetime passes, to go to anywhere at any time. Then came restriction after restriction when you could use it. Then one day I stopped hearing anything about it. It wasn't so long ago that everyone who bought it would be dead by now. Well, unless they all died in mysterious car accidents.
I used to live in Pattaya, Thailand. After the wires were buried in my neighborhood, I truly missed them. And they provided shade from the intense tropical sun, a true benefit in this part of the world.
There was one benefit to the project, though. The streets got repaved, the first time in decades.
Yes, I remember during the Reagan era military buildup everyone who worked for the DOE, any company that did any business with any branch of the military, et al had to be a US citizen.
Apparently the bureaucracy has swelled in size to where different government branches have different rules on how to keep America "safe".