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I don't believe Mothman needs a warning. Mothman just knows.
Friday, don't do anything so you don't break it for the weekend.
I once had a colleague who had the task of updating a piece of software every year for the beginning of the new financial year. He would release it on the Friday, having booked holiday for the following week...
* Coughs up a ball of DNA strands*It's National DNA Day and also National Hairball Awareness Day. Make of that what you will.
Is there a Kick The Genius In The Nuts Day too? There should be one.It's National DNA Day and also National Hairball Awareness Day. Make of that what you will.
/me makes hairball noises.It's National DNA Day and also National Hairball Awareness Day. Make of that what you will.
Being on the rail is the best way to see a concert. I have managed it for several of my favorites, including Alanis Morrisette (best $75 for early VIP Entry ever).disclaimer: I wasn't on stage but was on the rail singing right in front of her and I swear on my harp strings she was singing to me.
arstechnica.com
Being a model citizen and a person of taste, you probably don't need this reminder, but some others do: Federal judges do not like it when lawyers electronically watermark every page of their legal PDFs with a gigantic image—purchased for $20 online—of a purple dragon wearing a suit and tie. Not even if your firm's name is "Dragon Lawyers."
Federal Magistrate Judge Ray Kent of the Western District of Michigan was unamused by a recent complaint (PDF) that prominently featured the aubergine wyrm.
"Each page of plaintiff’s complaint appears on an e-filing which is dominated by a large multi-colored cartoon dragon dressed in a suit," he wrote on April 28 (PDF). "Use of this dragon cartoon logo is not only distracting, it is juvenile and impertinent. The Court is not a cartoon."
It is quite the business watermark.Kent then ordered "that plaintiff shall not file any other documents with the cartoon dragon or other inappropriate content."
By the 2nd definition, nearly everyone present (with the exceptions of Innula, Cindy, and Beeboo) are pettifoggers.Do we have a pettifogger (look it up!) thread somewhere?
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Don’t watermark your legal PDFs with purple dragons in suits
There’s a time and there’s a place. Federal court is neither.arstechnica.com
It is quite the business watermark.
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Are you libeling my efforts at elawyering?By the 2nd definition, nearly everyone present (with the exceptions of Innula, Cindy, and Beeboo) are pettifoggers.
I'm in an "O" moodAre you libeling my efforts at elawyering?
(Beeboo?)
McDonald's shares dropped Tuesday as weight-loss drugs threaten to take a big bite out of the fast food chain's earnings.
Shares were down by as much as 1.7% Tuesday, after equity analysis firm Redburn Atlantic downgraded the burger giant's stock rating two notches, from buy to sell.
Changes in Americans' eating habits spurred by the use of the class of drugs known as GLP-1s, which are designed to help regulate users' blood sugar and appetite, pose an underappreciated threat to some food businesses, according to Redburn Atlantic analysts Chris Luyckx and Edward Lewis.
As a result, McDonald's could lose up to 28 million customer visits, resulting in a revenue loss of $482 million per year — about 0.9% of the company's sales, according to the analysis.
The appetite-suppressing drugs are expected to have a transformative effect on how Americans consume food. At particular risk are brands that cater to lower-income consumers — a category to which McDonald's belongs.
Today I learned that he has a FIRST name! Thanks Free!Today I learned that the Monopoly guy with the top hat and handlebar moustache has a name: Milburn "Rich Uncle" Pennybags.
Now I'm certain that playing the top hat is way way worse then the thimble.