Turns out, there is already an update on this - - the CIA/N$A want you to think the mission failed and their story is that the satellite might crash into the moon:
http://www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-satellite-reboot-fail-20140710-story.html
So why is the McDonald's still abandoned?
Apologies if previously posted, because the story isn't very recent, but I found the idea of commandeering an old NASA satellite and establishing mission control for it with used parts in an abandoned McDonald's kind of intriguing:
http://betabeat.com/2014/08/civilians-in-abandoned-mcdonalds-seize-control-of-wandering-space-satellite/
Any conspiracy theories about how the CIA/N$A are really using this now that the space shuttle program is kaput?
Back to Jose Canseco - - I think he got eliminated from this competition in an early heat - - the final event and medal stand scene at the end crack me up:
If we start cloning and re-naming dictators, I want Adolph Williams to be our offensive coordinator, and Idi Williams at guard:
http://content.time.com/time/covers/0,16641,19770307,00.html
In his prime, I bet Idi could pancake Wilfork.
If so, you probably don't post here much, but you meet one of the requirements to be hired as an "accounts payable coordinator" for the Bills:
http://footballjobs.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/jobs/jobskey.cfm?s=Bills
But don't lose hope if you're a jerk. A pleasant attitude is NOT listed as a requirement to be the team's "accounting manager" or its "payroll manager."
Was there an accounting department purge?
None of them attended, much less graduated, from A & M. The older one, however, has become known as a "solution implementation resource who specializes in change management" - - he simplified the job description on his business card:
http://www.someecards.com/usercards/viewcard/MjAxMS0zZmYxMjdiN2E0N2JhMzg4
Roll Tide
Apparently, it's now two guys in the analytics "department:"
http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V77N1/0601_lyons.html
Wonder if Marrone's really on board with using them?
Some facts:
1. He has a bachelor's degree in molecular engineering from MIT plus an MBA from Univ. of Rochester - - then worked for Xerox for 26 years;
2. The analytics dept. now consists of him and one other guy;
3. He hasn't missed a Bills home game since 1989.
http://www.rochester.edu/pr/Review/V77N1/0601_lyons.html
So we have an OC with a degree in neuroscience and an analytics department director with a degree in molecular engineering from MIT. So they oughta be bright enough to figure out how to win, right?
I wonder if they know that Fitz went to Harvard?
Yeah, and I agree it makes the site less credible. OTOH, I've seen the aftermath of a pit bull attack on a child. You have to factor in the likely severity of the injuries from an attack, not just the likelihood that an attack will happen.
There's a reason why dog fighting rings use pit bulls, not labs.