Cold Cous Cous

It's not just about throwing get-over strikes. That might work in HS but in college you have to have "stuff" In other words, any of these guys could get up there and throw 81 mph four seamers over the plate all day long. Those pitches would then be gently placed in the left field bleachers....

OK what about this one. Coming north up Wisner, turn left on Fillmore towards the golf course. You immediately hit a red light, as in the previous example, but there is [b]not[/b] a thick white line on the ground - I checked. In the inerrant opinion of the OT, this would be all right to treat like...

[quote]What if I sell my business to someone and then go right out and start another business just like the one I just sold?[/quote] In California, where non-competes have always been illegal, there is a carveout allowing non-competes in this specific situation (along with a couple others - partner...

[quote] Also, what law gives the FTC this power to limit contracts like this now? This seems like a valid question here as well.[/quote] I've always thought non-competes are obvious violations of the Sherman Act but the Courts have apparently held otherwise. A non-compete is, quite literal...

Non competes are a total prisoners' dilemma. We'd all be better off if no one had them, but the first company to impose them gets an immediate advantage - it can poach employees but other ones can't. So you end up with this shitty situation where bigger sophisticated entities with lawyers (O___r...

[quote] I think he's saying you take a left at a green light, onto the neutral ground area, but you are immediately met with a red light. Do you wait in the neutral ground area or continue to run the red light. [/quote] Exactly. These are all over the place. Here's a map of one over by the West ...

dude was 81 years old and not exactly Jack Lalane. Taking all factors into account he probably outlived his life expectancy by a good 35-40 years...

[quote] GIDP - 1st Grounding into double plays, but at least we lead in something.[/quote] Strangely, this usually this correlates with a [i]good[/i] offense - you can't hit into a double play unless someone is on base. Not here though!...

[quote] It equates to running the ball on 3rd and 14 hoping to surprise the defense. It works one in every 20 times[/quote] This offhand guess is, incredibly, almost exactly right [quote] We previously found that teams run the ball on approximately 17% of third-and-long plays. [They define thi...

It's a government agency. Do you think the US Court system turns a profit? Does wildlife and fisheries turn a profit? Nobody would even ask those questions because it sounds too silly. the USPS is really no different. ...