This idea has a good intention but the same flaws as a flat tax.

One thing I would add to the list is to be truthful with the boss. In high school, I worked in a small town hospital kitchen was attached to a nursing home. Most of the meals were for the nursing home residents. After working there for a couple months of basically washing dishes, I was bumped up to setting up trays…

During college, I was yelling at some point guard for being short (he was probably 5'8"). After a while, he came over and talked to me and asked if I was taking Slim-Slow because I'm rather rotund. Might have been the funniest thing I have ever heard.

Valley City State University in North Dakota, small college that graduates mostly teachers. I did my undergrad, history education, there as well. It started a completely online grad school program 5-10 years ago so I don't have to be on campus for any classes and can work it around my schedule, which makes it work…

So far I havent heard anything like that from mine but I will keep an eye and ear open in case. Thanks.

This is a little off topic but I will be finishing up my masters degree this summer and want to create a physical book out of my research project as a keepsake. Any tips or ideas about how to go about that?

I'm a big fan of cast iron. I have a 12 inch skillet and a 5 qt dutch oven that I used for about 90% of all my cooking. No sticking issues but I hardly made delicate dishes. I'm single and live alone so sizes might need to vary depending on your household.

I am on break at work so I can't watch the videos, so I might be missing something, but I have a feeling that this would violate Title IX. Specifically, "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of". Wouldn't payment be a benefit?

What constitutes "local"? Where the bees produce the honey? Where the honey is bottled? If so, how many miles?

I did this plan this past year. Instead of following a strict $1=Week 1 and so on, I kind of jumped around the chart when I could afford it. It was surprising how often I was able to take out a $20 and put it in the jar with no real stress on my finances.

Here is a link to a story about the Crow Agency that SI wrote in the early 90s. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/…

I don't know, the belt is a little outdated.

Is there any rule similar to the NBA's rule about coming off the bench during a fight?Could Chris face a fine/suspension for coming off the sideline in this case? Was it a penalty?

If someone starts popping out a kid next to me in a car, the first thing I do is throw up and pass out. If It is still going on when I wake up, I crawl away.

I honestly thought it was spelled milk-toast, or something like that, not milquetoast. It always made me think of somebody so old and feeble that they had to soak toast in milk so that they could actually eat it.

Do you mean half empty for the 2nd one? If so, I agree. Either way, it is the same amount of water.

He's gonna have to really bump his offensive numbers. Jeff Bagwell, a comparable batter, isn't getting in any time soon because of the steroid era tag. Ortiz will end up with better stats but I don't know if they will be able to overcome that. Also, Bagwell wasn't just a DH and never personally tied to steroids.…

My biggest issue, Stop arguing over drinks

Although he and NFL front office guys might not care but what about his future NFL teammates questioning him if he sits out in an NFL season?

Requiring all players to wear a full cage/shield on their helmets would have probably prevented some of the injury for this guy. I'm guessing that happens before fights are banned.