I'm not sure of the genesis of the game, but could that be a translation error? Not knowing what language it was created in originally (or who wrote the questions...originally), that sounds like someone mixed up their satellite/shuttle nouns.

Some people go as far as describing it as the 'Inland Pacific Northwest', but regional definitions are incredibly vague anyway so it's not that big of a deal.

What's the deal with all the safeties today?

FAU was going to name their stadium for GEO Group. Turns out that's not a good public relations choice.

These guys probably make fun of crime in the city of Baltimore, so I guess he isn't a fan...

University of British Columbia - Climate Literacy: Navigating Climate Change Conversations - Dr. Sarah Burch and Dr. Sara Harris - In this course, you'll learn the difference between "climate" and "weather," and exactly how wrong people are when they experience a cold winter and then scoff at the topic of global…

Where is all this Denver driving hatred coming from? I moved from CO to Texas and HOLY BALLS Denver drives are all stoned by comparison.

Clearly, the solution is to move Tampa and Florida to Quebec City and Hamilton.

Somewhere, Jim Abbot is very confused.

Was the Marathon medal ceremony cut too? That's perhaps the greatest tradition of the closing ceremonies.

The parenthetical in the second sentence of the paragraph starting 'When Dejean' furnished is off: looks like it should start before 'like' rather than before 'Social Wasps' as it does now.

Both of my parents were the same age, and until I was 5 or 6 I didn't realize that you could marry someone who was older/younger than you.

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Shouldn't it be 'An STD..." since the pronunciation of the letter S begins with a vowel?

FOR TEH PRONZ!

@CaptMorgan74: Poor Nielsen ratings doomed the first Star Trek so...yes.

@twothefutureandbeyond: They'll still circulate though. There's a difference between not making a coin anymore and removing them from circulation. Nothing the US has ever officially minted has been de-monetized.

@Arken: That's not necessarily true. There will still be plenty of cents in circulation if we stop minting them. They aren't all just going to...disappear.

@kyre: That was the shield re-design after the Lincoln commemorative reverses for the 50th anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial reverse, which was then retired. While some 2009 pieces were minted in the old specifications (95% copper, balance tin/zinc), those were only included in proof sets from the San Francisco Mint.