You know the scary thing? He’s looking at you. You think it’s a photo on the internet displayed on your monitor, but that entity is looking right at you, just as you are looking at him. He’s determining if you are worthy.

this guy has never killed anyone.

the cops? very likely.

I am pretty sure that guy standing next to her has killed someone. He creeps me way the fuck out.

I’m sure this leak is false. Trump will definitely fight for the LGBTQ community because he held up a rainbow flag once and Milo says he’s totally legit.

I don’t know Stephen Colbert on a personal level, but I am 100% sure he’s not homophobic.

No, it means he’s calling him a whore. I don’t know Stephen Colbert on a personal level, but I am 100% sure he’s not homophobic. Cool attempt to gin up controversy though.

I think the idea here is, they can avoid the security issues of Win32 apps, and more aggressively power manage with UWP apps.

> i5 or i7 Intel Kaby Lake processor, up to 1 TB of solid state storage,

Microsoft is totally wrong about why schools are moving to Chromebooks. It’s all about the Google Apps. Students can work on stuff at school, have it saved in the cloud, and then work on it at home. Just having things saved automatically is a game changer for teachers. No more, “It didn’t save.” If 100% of what…

I work in research and rely heavily on NIH funding. To answer your question....is it free money? sort of. The findings of publicly funded research are available to all, and industry relies heavily on the findings of basic research being conducted by people like me at Universities. Private companies make a lot of money…

There’s no direct cash ROI on patents that were funded by industry, no. But we’re talking about foundational research that would otherwise probably not be funded. And this is the source of the basic knowledge that fuels translational research, which is about finding useful applications of knowledge.

The cure for cancer (within our lifetime) is going to be a direct result of this funding. That’s priceless, really.

The return on investment is potentially saving many lives.

I am ignorant to the whole process but with all the money we invest into research (which I agree with), do we ever see returns on it once a new drug or treatment makes it to market? Is it a loan, or just free money?

knowingly charged attendees thousands of dollars to be “stranded on a remote island” with “little more than bread and a slice of cheese.”

I think you’re giving this judge too much credit.

Don’t these apply to any relationship, romantic or otherwise?

This might be a “be careful what you wish for” situation. It seems the judge’s ruling allows the breakaway district to control two elementary schools in the near term that will be zoned for Gardendale residents, but the high school which was just built is an expense they would have to take on, and it is looking like…

I feel like I can say with total confidence that literally no black person on that train (“rap minstrel” or otherwise) said: