"realistic hair and beards"

 

This looks interesting. I'd like to see the long term implications of this strategy:

https://money.cnn.com/2018/07/19/ne...r-day-work-week-perpetual-guardian/index.html

A company in New Zealand that tested four-day work weeks says the experiment was so successful that it wants to make it permanent.

 

I have worked for several companies thru-out the years that work 4 tens...instead of 5 eights. It's great.

 

I have worked for several companies thru-out the years that work 4 tens...instead of 5 eights. It's great.

I seemed to have made a mistake and often did 5 tens.

 

I worked a 2-2-2-80 shift for a few years at a RED/BLACK TCF shore station. Start off with an 8 hour day watch..next day you had an 8 hour day, 8 hours off, and an 8 hour midwatch...next day, 8 hour midwatch, 8 hours off, and an 8 hour evewatch..next day, an 8 hour evewatch...then 80 hours off. This conditioned you to be able to work a 24 hour shift easily and to fall asleep instantly. Rotating 8 Shifts are killers.

 

https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2018/07/20/stockton-batman-fights-crime/

STOCKTON (CBS13)- A civilian superhero of sorts in Stockton is at it again. He calls himself Stockton’s Batman.

 

http://www.kptv.com/clip/14505585/m...rtbeat-for-the-first-time-after-being-donated

 

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy...te-fda-to-crack-down-on-use-of-the-word-milk/

The US Food and Drug Administration seems to have soured on nondairy milk-alternative products that use the term “milk” in their marketing and labeling—like popular soy and almond milk products.

He went on to explain that the issue is that the agency hasn’t been enforcing its own policy or putting the squeeze on product makers—and that it’s time to get abreast of the labeling language.

 

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy...te-fda-to-crack-down-on-use-of-the-word-milk/

The US Food and Drug Administration seems to have soured on nondairy milk-alternative products that use the term “milk” in their marketing and labeling—like popular soy and almond milk products.

I'd say it was about time... corruption of people begins with the corruption of language, and I hate seeing how businesses and brands get away with calling things something they're not...

 

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/24-d...a-based-call-center-scam-targeting-us-victims

Twenty-one members of a massive India-based fraud and money laundering conspiracy that defrauded thousands of U.S. residents of hundreds of millions of dollars were sentenced this week to terms of imprisonment up to 20 years. Three other conspirators were sentenced earlier this year for laundering proceeds for the conspiracy, which was operated out of India-based call centers that targeted U.S. residents in various telephone fraud schemes. This week’s sentencing hearings took place in Houston, Texas, before the Honorable David Hittner of the Southern District of Texas.

 

https://edition-m.cnn.com/2018/07/23/sport/k2-andrzej-bargiel-ski-descent-intl/index.html

Bargiel cruised down from the Pakistani peak -- which stands at 8,611 m (28,251 ft) -- in a swift seven hours, having topped out on the summit after three and a half days of climbing without the aid of supplementary oxygen -- a feat unto itself.

 

http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20180723-the-commas-that-cost-companies-millions

A dairy company in the US city of Portland, Maine settled a court case for $5m earlier this year because of a missing comma.

 

You have no other choice but to listen to their stupid excuse.

 

Don't take the red pill.

 

Very cool. New evidence of water on Mars.
EDITED TO ADD. The report is NEW EVIDENCE of LIQUID WATER under the southern polar cap.

Research Report

News Media Reports:
CNN
The Atlantic
Popular Mechanics

 

Very cool. New evidence of water on Mars.

Research Report

News Media Reports:
CNN
The Atlantic
Popular Mechanics

Old news:

 

Old news:

Not sure I follow. The report is dated today,
Science 25 Jul 2018:

Do you understand that this is not a claim of the first evidence for water on Mars. It is a pretty cool application of technology that strongly suggests liquid water under the sothern polar cap. You must have missed that otherwise you would have posted the glass of water under the Mars bar.

 

Not sure I follow. The report is dated today,
Science 25 Jul 2018:

Do you understand that this is not a claim of the first evidence for water on Mars. It is a pretty cool application of technology that strongly suggests liquid water under the sothern polar cap. You must have missed that otherwise you would have posted the glass of water under the Mars bar.

Perhaps he wasn't the only one to have missed that, since he was responding to your claim of, "New evidence of water on Mars."

Also, it seems pretty evident his post was very clearly tongue-in-cheek.

 

Perhaps he wasn't the only one to have missed that, since he was responding to your claim of, "New evidence of water on Mars."

Also, it seems pretty evident his post was very clearly tongue-in-cheek.

Thanks so much for your interpretation.

 

Thanks so much for your interpretation.

Anytime!