The point is that you’re not gaining any additional cleanliness (i.e. reducing risk) from re-rinsing already clean bagged lettuce. The only thing that could happen is that is somehow makes contact with a more-dirty kitchen surface (which increases risk), and get contaminated before you eat it. So the general advice is…

***gotta love Kinja for serving up 7 year old articles***

Doesn’t work anymore. $79.99 is the *after discount* price, down from 119.99.

Doesn’t work anymore. $79.99 is the *after discount* price, down from 119.99.

Apple Pay (and Android Pay) is just a way to use the iPhone on the contactless NFC payment terminals built into modern credit card payment terminals. Any terminal that has the NFC logo (which is an industry standard) can take Apple Pay or Android Pay.

Apple Pay is for either using credit cards at NFC terminals (in place of swiping your card through), or alternatively for personal payments between two people through iMessage (although everyone I know uses Square Cash or Venmo for this already).

I don’t know how many times I have to tell the extended members of my husband’s family:

How many fatal accidents did it take until people noticed Toyotas were accelerating uncontrollably?

And even better, long sleeve uv protected rash guards.

The point is to reduce auto accidents.

Her failure may have revealed a major failure of the system.

The goal shouldn’t be to make technology foolproof, that’s impossible.

Had she took over and swerved to avoid the accident nobody might have known this happened.

Still uses light though, but it uses invisible spectra that the sensors emit.

We shouldn’t really care about the presence of the driver at all. The whole point of these is to operate without a driver, and if someone is in the front seat, of course their attention isn’t the same as a regular driver. If the technology isn’t up to snuff yet (which I thought it was... before I saw the video), then…

how can a computer that relies cameras (and therefore light)

Yeah. If it was a human driver, I would call this somewhat unavoidable (assuming you couldn’t see someone crossing until they were in your headlights).

These cars are supposed to be able to see in the dark, or so I thought. If they don’t, that’s a MAJOR strike against the idea that they are better than human drivers*

It was also in a time when that was the view held by a much higher percentage of the general public. Even Obama said marriage should be between one man and one woman during his first term.

If she wrote a children’s book that had nothing to do with the office her dad holds, that theory might have a little more mileage. Otherwise, she’s just trafficking on her homophobic dad’s job, which is entirely fair game. Do you have any reason to think that if her dad today was just the disgraced former governor of…

I can’t remember the last time I had to deal with secondhand smoke that someone wasn’t breaking the law to produce.