Jasonisms

Casa Bonita of all places. Not my idea. Had family in town and they insisted. Black and white, edited with Snapseed​ of course.

I believe the Confederate Flag is fairly relevant these days. http://theoatmeal.com/comics/america

I'd been doing this all wrong! Thanks to Yonatan Zunger for being smarter than me and pointing this out. https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/1721977?src=socgp

If, for some reason, this account gets killed by Google, I just wanted you all to know it's because MrCreation2011 said he could work magic and have my YouTube account deleted based on my questioning his IQ because he liked the movie Furious 7 while I did not. And since this account is tied to my YouTube account, I have to assume if one is banished the other would be as well.  Personally, I don't think he has the power to pull this off, but who knows? Maybe, deep down inside, he's Sergey Brin or Yonatan Zunger's alter ego. (sorry to tag you in, Yonatan. I was just making a point. Feel free to ignore this post. Unless you are MrCreation's alter ego.)

The TL;DR version of this article breaks it down to this: _And as John DiIulio has argued, an increase in the size and capacity of the civil service would mean fewer contractors and less wasteful spending, and hence would amount to a substantial decrease in the actual size of government. Convincing most Republicans to see things that way, however, won’t be easy. At a minimum it would require a national GOP leader who can see past conventional ideological categories, understand the advantage of compromising with Democrats when it comes to policy on government employees, and guide his party in that direction. If Scott Walker manages to win the Republican nomination, it will be because he did precisely the opposite._ I've never worked in a union and have gone out of my way to avoid them, turning down jobs that require union membership and the like. I have, unfortunately, had to deal with union workers in a number of my roles, most specifically in telecom where field techs and some low...

I remember when this was announced and some naysayers (read: generals and colonels and military strategists) claimed an "all purpose" aircraft was a bad idea and others said this will revolutionize air warfare. Well, I guess losing is revolutionary for American pilots. http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/06/report-in-test-dogfight-f-35-gets-waxed-by-f-16/

In the DVD player right now.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aa1UJLqYeBU&feature=share