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I’m sure the judge handling their bankruptcy might care. I think in corporate bankruptcy liquidation secured bondholders get paid first, but employees who are owed money get paid before stockholders and such.

Whenever I hear someone use the word “toxins” outside of the appropriate scientific or medical context, or call anything a “superfood”, I just turn around and walk away. Life is too short to fill with other people’s idiotic bullshit.

It might be in the employment contract, in which case they would definitely be entitled to it

I mean, they don’t even need to bother to lie, because essentially the entire Republican party will do nothing more than strongly frown and wag their finger even in the face of the most blatant corruption

I think that being traded to the Jets is probably slightly worse than being crucified for everyone’s sins

Looks like my grandma’s house when she makes blood sausage

I did the same thing for a few cheap beater laptops and we use them throughout the lab in areas where they might get dirty or damaged, but at the price point we can deal with that (like in our animal facility to be able to access and update records). Even at the lower price points a lot of the hardware is good enough

Man, white people burning or otherwise destroying things that they paid for to make a point is just always a thing. 

Can we follow up fat bear week with beefy ref week?

I’m not sure it’s a great proof of concept if it gave a prescription that was significantly different from what an optometrist would give. Plus it seems like they’re selling it as a complete product

So this takes longer, costs about as much as two visits to an optometrist, and provides worse results? I feel like people are just looking to “disrupt” shit for the sake of disruption, not because it actually makes anyone’s life better. Wearing a prescription that’s not right for you can really make your life

As a child-haver with a not unlimited entertainment budget, this wins for me. Good stuff for the progeny, and enough interesting stuff for me, plus no extra charge for multiple devices. I’ve been with Netflix since the DVD days, but lately they’ve just been spewing out a lot of garbage, and with the recommendation and

I look forward to Untitled Pig Game from House House

It’s really not a great study to answer this question in a few major ways

Blizzard absolutely has a right to do this, and from a legal standpoint, probably a requirement to do it in the interest of their shareholders. And I absolutely have the right to not buy their stuff anymore and try to give it to a company that better aligns with my values. If enough other people vote with their cash,

It would be great as a supplemental assist, but the way that they tested it in the paper doesn’t quite line up with that. They used 16-18g cannula (in a small rat!) to basically do the same setup as typical ECMO calculation. Their flow was 50-100 mL/kg/min, which is what we typically use in kids, and that corresponded

So this is a cool idea, but I really think he’s overselling the applications here. ECMO is currently in wide use in critical care units to help oxygenate blood of people with severe lung injury. I’m sure that the oxygenator units of these machines can be adapted to do the LED illumination to help dissociate carbon

She should have just gone with the “there’s a future supreme court justice in this school” post-it notes

It might not be able to call for backup, but I’m sure that they’ve already programmed it to shoot minorities. 

I’m sure that they wrote an equally strongly worded letter to the children who were abused at Penn State telling them to just think of the school’s reputation.