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My son caught it in Thailand this summer. No treatment, just a week of fever and lethargy. There's a point 4-5 days in where if can become hemorrhagic. That's when it gets serious. Supposedly, the second time you get it is when people are at higher risk, and there are 4 strains. You only get...

In the late 80's I interviewed for a consulting job with a major firm. Me (engineer) and two big school MBA's were put in a room and given a test. Using a dozen functions from a fictious programming language and we had to write code to do some simple tasks. And while they could tell you quarterly...

SW canceled our leg back to Ohio for tomorrow already. Reroute had us MSY-ATL-(77 hour layover)-MCO-CMH. Found a Delta out of BTR the next day for only 25000 ff miles/person. Glad the rental car was only $50 more to drop off at BTR, but SW really lost some goodwill on this. ...

[quote]A cause of death of "Suddenly" seems like the coroner just gave up. [/quote] That could be heart attack or stroke....

[quote]Who says I am going to retire in Ohio[/quote] Sure as heck not going to retire here, but it's not a bad place to live and not get shot. Oh, and Joe Burrow was from down the road....

Since Drudge went to crap, the O-T and Poli Boards are about the best place to find news that the MSM won't cover....

[quote] It is 100% about government regulation, and how the car performs on the EPA fuel economy test loop.[/quote] That's why I bought a VW....

54, run every day. Pace is 9:20 mile or half marathon. It's all about the same. PR post 50 is 8....

Quite a few cars still come with manual transmissions. I'm partial to the GTI. Last year, I broke my wrist on vacation and no one in my traveling party could drive a stick. We had to recruit a friend to come up 75 miles to the airport to drive us home. ...

[quote]quote: You think anyone remembers the Super Bowl 1000 years ago? [quote] Yea that was Brady’s first title[/quote] [/quote] 1000 before that, I think most if them went to the Lions....