I'm reminded of a business article about the CEO of Snapper recounting how he had to tell WalMart that no, they may not sell his company's mowers. He didn't want the brand diluted by Walmart's inevitable crush on suppliers to lower quality in order to lower price. Seems Apple either doesn't know or imagines they are immune.
I was thinking a fleet of Pontiac Aztecs but K cars would do nicely. The mid-80's LeBaron comes to mind.
"He also encouraged exhausted employees to use their vacation days"
Yes, because accrued vacation days are a liability on the balance sheet. Employees using them up looks better than when they pile up.
I read the title and thought "What the hell is a bookmark MANAGER?"
Long story short, it's a paradigm shift that leverages mission critical bookmark synergies at the end of the day.
The contracts are spread around FIVE companies. The entire city council has a relative to one degree or another involved.
I didn't need a pitch; I just assumed this is what they were doing the dna collection for in the first place.
I've been hearing about the pending peak oil since the 80's and it seemed to die around 2000ish. I had no idea it was still a looming crisis!
Your homonym parser is broken.
This behavior is rare. Again an amplification that what we hear about is only from Shanghai.
Ah, no, I travelled in China annually before plague and never found a city park where this was not a problem. If anything Shanghai had it the least.
Taiwan is a political distinction. Your earlier rant about Chinese would equally apply to them.
A common misconception. "China" is a political designation and "Chinese" is the adjective for people who live in that political area. The ethnic term you are confusing it with is "Han". About 90% of Chinese people (people in China) are Han. There are 56 distinct ethnic groups in China. Calling them all Chinese is the equivalent of calling someone in the USA an "American".
The USA baffles me at times. You can stick a 20 foot long fibreglass shark sticking out of your roof in the UK and local residents will probably support it.
As Jeremy Clarkson about that.
afford it?
Even if I could afford it, the HOA committee would not allow that particular shade of white, and definitely not on the roof.
Or what about people working at Amazon facilities that are in the middle of nowhere, with no school nearby.
While there may actually be some very small number of Amazon facilities "in the middle of nowhere" (since anything's possible) but really, that would go completely counter to their whole distribution model.
When I occasionally answer the phone because I'm expecting a call, it will inevitably instead be some house flipper; "Hi! We're a group of investors who want to buy your house!" I get unknown numbers dialing in at least twice a day and I bet if I answered them most would be these jerks.
They will do anything to get folks back into theaters except something that really matters. Here's an idea, how about 50% ticket and snack prices?
The studios dictate the ticket prices, not the theatres. Your $15 movie ticket is split about $14.50 to the studio that made the movie and $.50 to the theatre. That's why popcorn is $10. Its the only way the theatre makes any money for being open.
A committee is a life form with six or more legs and no brain. -- Lazarus Long, "Time Enough For Love"
