Grahame

So, James May may have had a point?

Is that a new autocorrect setting, Colin?

Happy Birthday, Ryan

Went ... To ... Had With (Plantain for dessert)

Nah, only to you colonials. Its a BS 1363 socket, some with a 45o clockwise rotation, innit.

Is the Tesla abnormal then?

Breakfast...

As a person? And by what metric?, lover? Fighter? Lawyer? Drinker?

Dessert!

Sous-vided pork chops Chipotle sweet potatoes Together Yum!

Indeed

in related news. One of the Apple fanboi's at work described this as one of the funniest things he's seen all year. http://samsungdesign.tumblr.com/ West Coast Legal may disagree

Happy Birthday Jeffy. Why not watch something suitable, like about Time

Meanwhile ... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/04/14/high_fidelity_pure_audio_launch_event_elton_john_goodbye_yellow_brick_road/

Or Crispier!

Approved!

Smashed potatoes?

In the dark?

The OECD might disagree with you if you consider health spending per capita vs Life Expectancy as a metric. http://theincidentaleconomist.com/wordpress/life-expectancy-and-health-care-spending/

No, just pointing out that where the free market is not naturally predisposed to incentivize a solution, A non market based approach can yield a solution. (The Free Market is not the answer to everything; Sometimes Government directed efforts are)

Only for company's in capitalist systems. Government funded healthcare research doesn't have to be profit based ("for the greater good") . Hence the argument that company's prefer treatments / managed conditions - as they yield a recurring revenue stream, rather than cure's - which are one offs. Or where's the return on problems that only affect poor people ... Affluenza on the other hand ...