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I used to fly 100,000 miles/year. I, hopefully, will never have to fly anywhere again.

The "seating" on any of the commuter/shuttle flights should be outlawed as being unsafe.

I've taken small, as in 6 passenger planes, that have more space than these shuttle flights.

Americans are being treated like cattle taken to

I am a Roku user. There's a release on one of the Roku user sites that Netflix is in negotiation with Comcast and a couple of other cable companies that would cut out Roku/Apple TV/game box streaming, etc.

Tim. As soon as you've seen ONE kid get bit by a dog when an adult left the kid unsupervised with the dog, get back to me.

Try going to some of the dog bite sites, such as the AKC and the CDC and get back to me.

Pejoratives? Shows your ability to discuss things with others.

I had some recent email conversations with Yelp that has made me question their reviews quite a bit.

A local Italian restaurant. There's two other Italian restaurants in the area. One is a upper end chain restaurant.

I've been to all three at least a half dozen times.

There were maybe a dozen reviews of the restaurant

I was called to be an expert witness in a case in Pennsylvania. This was for two dogs that had mauled an five year old girl. No one knew what had happened since the only ones there were the two dogs and the little girl. These were two dogs that were extremely well trained and had never exhibited any type of aggressive

Tim,

I don't want to barrage this group with a lengthy post. I've taught obedience for 35+ years. My wife and I raised and showed Rottweilers for 25 years.

Okay. I'm old. Can't remember when they came out. I think my first computer was a Commodore 64. At those early times, I also had bought a Texas Instrument computer. I think the Commodore came out first.

Went to an upscale restaurant where I had eaten many times. Knew the owner from his restaurant. The waiter that night was someone I had never seen, nor had he apparently ever seen me.

Almost from the beginning of the night he decided that I was going to pay the bill. He fawned over me the entire night. We had taken my

Illinois has a law the forbids "kickbacks" to the owner of the restaurant.

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Just because you can have a 918, doesn't mean you should have one. I came across this yesterday.

Watch this idiot in a 918 at about 36 seconds almost get hit because he's an idiot.

TheAncientOne,

I'm a recruiter. Food ingredient industry where we typically are working on jobs that start at $100K and go into the $300K range.

I am flabbergasted at the number of people who absolutely refuse to take any suggestions on how to change their resume. I might make suggestions in one out of 50-100 resumes. It is very

How about extra FUSES?

Beyond duct tape, a small spool of electrical wire.

Talk to someone who owns a classic car and you'll get a LOT of ideas.

I work in the food ingredient industry.

Damned if you do, damned if you don't law in Illinois. It was proposed by an ex-law enforcement officer.

You can get a ticket for what I'd call obstructing traffic. The odd part of the law?

So then my 1981 Triumph TR8, with about 30,000 miles and a body in near perfect condition, engine in brand new condition, interior does need to be re-done, should be worth a lot.

Two comments.

I'm a recruiter. The best advice that I can give.

Your resume should tell the reader what is going to make you more valuable to the company than the next person. You'll show that with your experience.

As a recruiter in the food industry, nearly everyone on the technical side has to have a degree. You aren't going to be mixing chemicals if you don't know what you're doing.