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"The legend lives on from the Chippewa on down of the big lake, they called Gitchegumee..."

Isn't it odd that when an issue is high priority, there's low information? You would think that if someone really wants a solution to something quickly, they'd provide you with all the information you would need.

At work we set up laptops in a way that requires people set up multi-factor authentication for their logins. The instructions for this are right on the first page of the laptop setup instructions, in red, as part of a checklist for what is needed to perform setup. Item #1. At least 3x a week I...

Yes. One would think. THINK.

In the pre individually plastic wrapped days getting a full slice, without tearing it into little pieces, was a valuable life skill.

And yet, I think we're currently at the, "If all you have is a hammer..." stage of AI.

Perhaps if we stick to the historical commentary, rather than bringing in current politics, it would still fall within the rules?

I believe that Clint_L is more pointing to how the rhetoric white-washes the 'mistakes' out of existence, rather than actually rehabilitating people. And I can see his point, though I didn't get the same read from the movie that he did. Part of rehabilitation is acceptance of the wrongs that...

It would, of course, never happen for the same reason that news headlines are sensationalized, and multiple products claim to be "the number 1" on the market.

Many here aren't likely old enough to remember when "Kraft Singles" were closer to real cheese and packed in pretty much the same sort of double stack package but were simply sliced, without being individually wrapped. They were closer to a very mild cheddar in those days.

The best use that I have for "American Cheese" is as a binding agent to hold shredded Jack and Cheddar in place on a burger. A good helping of shredded, covered with that easy melting vegetable oil stuff, and the cheese is going nowhere but in my mouth.

Yup, looks good. Hope it holds up to season 1 :)

In Canada, Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine is an actual medical degree requiring 3 years undergrad, followed by 4 years in a certified Doctor of Chiropractic programme. We had a chiropractor at the track. Nice guy, who helped a lot of injured folk. I think he either got bored of it or the income...

Good ol' ASA was derived from willow bark, because chewing it was used as a pain killer. Controlling dosage can be a problem on both ends. Natural sources frequently have less than what would be an optimal dose, without concentrating the active ingredients.

Nasir is a legend. Love that character and he might have been inspiration for more than one of my characters, down through the years ;) I could definitely believe that all those other characters are, in some way, directly inspired by Nasir.

And the bit is that “Rhydderch ap Euffydd" is the spelling, but it's phonetically "Robin Hood."

From what little i could overhear they had a couple of no-shows, the senior person who did show was really pissed off, and I got double the chicken and no coleslaw after waiting for something more than 45 minutes. I'd have left, if I hadn't already paid. Thought of leaving even with that...

English longbow use started int he 12th Century but you're right, it would more likely be a less powerful flatbow. Unless he was Welsh and snuck in.

I have a standard order that I get at Popeye's that costs me $20 and change, in the Toronto area. On a recent trip to Seattle I got the same thing and it came to US$23. And it was wrong, and took 45 minutes instead of 7-8, but that's a different story. I'm pretty sure that the fast food prices...

(Thumbs UP) If there's so much crap on it that you can't taste the meat, then what's the point? IYKYK