For real, I thought that was against the rules for college football. Didn't Reggie Bush have a TD in college called back, because he vaulted over another player?
There are some interesting pairs. CA is both bad for business; despit this, it has the most productive businesses. [That could be because of natural monopolies, in theory. In practice I think it's that innovative tech companies seem to be ok with the business environment in CA.]
"The mad engineers who built it aren't sure how fast a person will go down it, but they think"...well that's just nonsense. 1) It sonds like it's a 3-person slide (so you must be on some kind of raft or something. 2) The engineers who designed it no doubt built models. They know the max speed you can attain, and that's how they've determined factors like how high the walls need to be, how much water needs to be there, how high the "hill" can be, how deep the pool at the end, etc.
They may be thrill-loving, but they're not lawsuit-loving.
...and if you're looking for empirical data about which demographics like which combinations of ingredients, this experiment I did a few years ago might be a start: http://www.small.to/junk/vbcookies.pdf
I do plenty of things I don't care for, at work. My employer pays me, and if it bothers me, I stop doing it, and they stop paying me.
It sure doesn't look like it bothered him. Yes, he was called out for being a douche. And the employer can't *prevent* him from receiving this treatment. The best way to prevent that treatment is to not act as he did.
I'm sure that humiliation and embarrassment work for entertainment and demonstrating that you don't care, but I'm not sure it's training your child to be a very nice, sympathetic person.
2. I Heart Isla Nublar, XL, Black
[That could be because of natural monopolies, in theory. In practice I think it's that innovative tech companies seem to be ok with the business environment in CA.]
1) It sonds like it's a 3-person slide (so you must be on some kind of raft or something.
2) The engineers who designed it no doubt built models. They know the max speed you can attain, and that's how they've determined factors like how high the walls need to be, how much water needs to be there, how high the "hill" can be, how deep the pool at the end, etc.
They may be thrill-loving, but they're not lawsuit-loving.
It sure doesn't look like it bothered him. Yes, he was called out for being a douche. And the employer can't *prevent* him from receiving this treatment. The best way to prevent that treatment is to not act as he did.
Screw him.