The fuel rods were completely exposed for 2 hours after they had accidentally let the reservoir of sea water drain mid-day yesterday... They have since then been playing a game trying to refill it, release pressure, refill, release pressure. Last I read it still wasn't refilled and every time they release steam they…

I completely agree.

Problem is the people that used to charge it up and buy all of this crap no longer have credit to do so. It isn't an issue of the people not wanting to spend it, it's the fact that they lack credit to do so and since they have no clue how cash works and savings it only makes matters worse.

Right... That's why poor island nations have huge dike systems in place.

No, most of the bigger plants back then existed to create weapons grade plutonium and as a side affect created energy especially in Russia.

I was in Lauderdale in 05 when all the canes came through. That is the one time in my life I had moved without my firearms and it will be the last. It was a mad house outside of Lauderdale. People were stealing fuel, bbq's, food, etc. Luckily I was in an apartment complex full of good-ol-boys who hadn't left theirs…

Man I had that exact same problem with a POS Envision I had bought. It would NOT go above 640 even when I forced it (yanking all other res options in the config, entered in all the settings for the monitor, etc).

I didn't start viewing myself or my friends as adults until our late 20's.

Jokes aside, guns should be on the list ;)

It holds true for life in general. In 07 if you would have skipped that new gadget or new computer and instead bought Ford or La-Z-Boy or any other number of stocks (CAT, GE, etc) you would have made 15-100x your cash or 3x if you played it safe with ETFs or the like.

Your best bet when sending email for work is to draft the email, make sure you are happy with it, and THEN fill out the TO: field.

Never seen that before man and I'm on tens of machines a week. You can still review updates, but you have to go into Windows Update and then update history (that's all it shows you when you click the balloon). Sorry I can't be more help than that, my comment was directed at the guy talking about screwing around in the…

Most companies do it. Ford, GM, Chrysler, Microsoft, Google, IBM, HP, VMWare, and the list goes on, and on, and on...

...or in Action Center.

Far too much effort is put into the desktop interface as it is. People don't sit around staring at their desktop. More often than not they are in an application which is why the Windows key defaults to the search box.

Sorry for the double post EDIT was MIA...

I run drip during the week simply due to volume and time. Weekends and evenings are the press and on occasion we do espresso out of a Moka Pot.

"Perhaps we would be seeing what we saw in Egypt in Iraq as well, but sadly it is nearly a decade too late to find out. "

I actually just took our old Loran off of the boat this past summer as they are a massive PITA to use (the interface is archaic at best).

Courier... What ever happened to it?