Should've used the FBI.“We got six terabytes of information, and they were was no real way we could review all of that data in the time period allowed before trial,” [Dratel] said.
Getting ready to purchase the play-through game "Inside" on Xbox One after two people independently recommended it to me.
Hey, graduated from Towson. Good luck Tiger.
Due date for my first child is 2 months and 2 days away. I felt perfectly fine right up until a few days ago and now I feel vastly under prepared, despite taking an entire weekend class with my wife and us both having stable jobs. I think the fact that we also have THREE cats and a PUPPY in the equation is making more nervous about any potential sleep in the near future. I just don't operate well without sleep. Despite having my stable job that I enjoy, I was alerted to a potential opportunity with a start-up a year from now in a CFO or similar type role on the completely opposite side of the country. It would be double my current pay, but obviously I'm a bit risk averse at the moment. Current job has great benefits, pay that I'm comfortable with, and I'm just now getting my hands around the inner workings of this industry. Also, it's hard to get into the Christmas spirit when it's 55 and foggy outside here in the mid-Atlantic, but I'll be damned if the Vince Guaraldi Trio doesn't do the trick.
And CPA exams :(
A friend did a volunteer medical trip to Peru this past year. Interesting tidbit I came across for those who've never heard - if you turn these pictures on their side, some of the features of a face can be seen. The tallest mountain is the nose. Granted, the following painting was used with a little creative license.
This thread is porn to stoners.
"Well that's just, like your opinion, man"
More like my life according the Sarbanes-Oxley act. Auditing should be... interesting.
Haha yeah it will be a short-lived break... once the transcript is finalized, I'll be neck deep in studying for the CPA. I just keep telling myself it'll be worth it.
Accounting!
I probably have to go with Summerteeth as my favorite album. So many good ones on there -- I kinda go through cycles of which songs on the album I'm loving. Definitely going to check out the Cline video though, thanks for the share.
Glad you like it! I'll be sure to post more standup.
Man, what a great album. Another favorite of mine on there is "When You Wake Up Feeling Old"
Tablets are the new king. Been really thinking about picking up a Surface when it's available.
I'm not sure where I read it, but I remember seeing an article about how a significant portion of their late teen population identifies as being not attracted to either gender.
It sounds like a close variation of an old game called "War" that I played as a kid with my grandparents.
Underrated: Frank Vignola or Tommy Emmanuel. They have a large cult following, but they are just stupid good at guitar, and I actually got a chance to play with Frank on stage at a show in Maryland (he talked to me at intermission and invited me to share a jam!)
I think that's the idea of unshared, but correct me if I'm wrong mk. I suppose if you have interesting enough content, people will share it with their subscribers. Over time, people will learn that you provide quality content and subscribe directly to you.
The impression that I've learned in my short tenure here is that the philosophy of Hubski is to follow content based on users, not groups or topics. Users carry their own personality and interests, which may or may not be the same as yours. If they are, it serves as a foundation for discussion and debate, which are highly valued here.
I really like the "unshared" idea. Great addition. Especially the part that this will be an interesting way to enhance discovery.
Maybe some Den of Thieves or even Gramatik? But if we start talking about tags, I have a feeling some Metallica might get mixed in.
I vote the blue and orange Hubski colors designating each party. Your choice. Bird's egg blue or pastel red-orange.
Great point. Slightly related and an interesting concept to look at - The Theory of the Leisure Class.
What a great, concise, poignant way of putting it. Bravo. If I had a badge, I'd give it to you.That's because the difference between addiction and freedom is repeated action.
Likewise, a significant portion of the population has exceedingly taken to liking negative attention through drama. Facebook and other forms of social media have, in my opinion, exacerbated the problem.
That's the most important part. The companies providing the channels wouldn't want this to happen either, not just the cable companies.And, by some estimates, only about 25 percent of cable customers actually watch ESPN on a regular basis. So if you unbundled ESPN, the per-subscriber cost might shoot up to $20 or more, to account for the 75 percent drop in its customer base.
Well now I feel dumb about my response.
Unfortunately it's not from space. It's a picture from a plane with a space sky heavily photoshopped in. Definitely doesn't take away the fact that it's a cool shot though. Just not from space.