Well, it is in New Mexico, so there's not much to hit anyway... :^D

So I'm reading this and thinking: "Somebody is streaming Marathon?" I might watch a bit of that...

I suppose some of it depends on what you sell. FTFA:

So, I suppose, if all you sell is coffee, that might be the case. But if you have baked goods, sandwiches, etc. having someone take up a seat for three hours with a cup of coffee while others are waiting or, more likely, saying "It's too crowded" and going elsewhere would definitely make the owner think about limitations.

It's wonderful, isn't it?

That's way mo' than I thought it would be!

I'll show myself out...

Mmm...lawful gouda...

In their defense, Blue Origin is providing their BE-4 engine as a replacement for the Russian RD-180 in ULA's Vulcan launcher. So there's that...

Also, New Glenn launched back in January, though they missed the landing. There's a second New Glenn launch scheduled for "late spring" of this year as well which will carry satellites.

Llama, you're the bomba!

Stupid Git...

Rockwell International acted as a consultant for the film. Since the work was done in England, they sent various people over to England (on the Concorde) to consult.

Since the Space Shuttle was a "Cost Plus" contract, all that was billed to NASA.

"The Man with the Golden Gun" was pretty good. "Live and Let Die" was pretty good, too.

Burn baby burn...

Meanwhile, in the 21st century, I can buy tickets on-line and even choose my seat. And if I can't get a seat I like, I can always reserve it for the next showing.

The one that always gets me is asking Siri, "What time is sunset on June 21st in Seattle?"

Siri's response? "I can't check the weather that far out."

Uh...sunset time has nothing to do with weather.

What's sad is that Siri used to incorporate WolframAlpha which can figure this out. But people at Apple insist that sunset time is part of the weather and if it can't get the weather, there's no way to know sunrise/sunset times.