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    Thank you.

    Exactly. The HR department does not exist to protect employees (management or otherwise). They exist to protect the interests of company and the ownership. Once upon a time, the department was called personnel and employees were people. Now the same department is called human resources and employees are resources,

    Let me guess... you live in Indiana or Ohio?

    It’s a taco. It probably still runs fine.

    Yup, we sit in the 300s at Gillette for the home games, and its actually pretty awesome being able to see the entire play development taking place on the field, rather than the super closeups you get on TV.

    Don’t worry, the booing will be edited out on the official footage from NFL Films.

    Designated casualties suck. You have to sit there and do nothing and pretend you’re dead until the entire exercise is complete.

    If I were to guess, based on how they’re all laid out evenly in the terminal, someone unloaded them and lined them up prior to the athletes getting there to pick them up, rather than coming down the ramp one at a time. Your idea is a good one, however. Also good would have been to spend some cash to get them

    Actually, Boston works very hard to desegregate their schools. For the first 20 years or so, it was mandated by law (remember the bussing crisis of the 70s?), but since then they make steady work towards balancing the schools. A lot of this comes from lotteries to get into the best schools as well as a program (Metco)

    My family moved to Maryland from Massachusetts the year that schools were desegregated. Despite my siblings having gone to Catholic grammar school up north, my parents put them in the public school system for the first year they lived there (71). What you described is exactly what had happened. Despite the vast

    Actually cricket was invented in Flanders. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/79… As for modern baseball, while hitting a ball with a stick in some manner has existed for as long as there have been balls, the game currently known as baseball has its origins in the knickerbocker rules from the 1840.

    But to get to the shallow seas, it has to cross deep seas. It is designed to handle seas like this, all Navy vessels are, however its primary operating area is shallow seas, as you said.

    Everyone hates AWP campers

    If they were going to deflate footballs to make them easier to catch, why did they run the ball on pretty much every play, unlike the week prior where the ran the ball a total of seven times?

    If the battery logs are questionable, how is it that the climate control data is some incontestable? The logs are only as good as the software doing the logging, and it would seem that there are a number of bugs in the software of these cars.

    He didn't have to know if it was drained on the side of the road. Parking brake wouldn't disengage and he had to call Tesla tech support to disengage it. "The car's dead on the side of the road and we can't even disengage the electronic brake" (without calling Tech Support) is still a pretty damning statement.