I mentioned in an earlier post how important the CEO of the time, Alan Mulally, was to keeping Ford out of reorganization. Dude should be bronzed IMHO.
I mentioned in an earlier post how important the CEO of the time, Alan Mulally, was to keeping Ford out of reorganization. Dude should be bronzed IMHO.
No, we’re not real.
Ford also restructured pension and benefits before the crash, GM did not. Ford was much more proactive, just better managed.
Whoever you are up in Alaska, I like you. And the other guy who got “MAN (Bear) PIG” without the 1 too.
TL;DR, but, so like a Jackalope?
Wouldn’t be the first time....
The difference in expectations, though, is that Google is ADVERTISING that it can do this kind of thing. If the super-intelligent “just talk to it” assistant is your selling point, it needs to work.
The Pixel is the first Google phone built from top to bottom, and the company thinks it’s finally made the Android…
Also, HEART IS NOT AN ELEMENT.
But how else would you be able to talk to a monkey if not for heart?
Here’s the thing, though. Captain Planet was a dreadful, horrible show that only existed for it’s environmentalist message. That show was to recycling what GI Joe and Transformers were to plastic toys, but somehow lazier.
Oh, no. That’s not the impression I meant to make. I meant the same tasteless fruits and vegetables are the same everywhere, wherever you buy them. And in my organic crunch granola neighbourhood, I have a lot of opportunity to compare.
Another reason why they’re “tasteless” is the bland, completely familiar fruits and vegetables that people choose to buy, which also applies to the selection available in most organic stores I’ve been in.
all the flights in the 1979 timetable for Braniff from dallas to NY are on 727s
“It’s why most grocery store produce is utterly tasteless.”
“It’s why most grocery store produce is utterly tasteless”
Here ya go, I found one when someone else asked again:
Yes, I’ve seen those before.
Right, that’s exactly my point — we have no idea what it is, or if it’s even an actual substance. That’s what I’m criticizing, the widespread pop science belief that it’s a “thing”.