James Bulmer
@jamesgb.bsky.social
30+ years as an IT consultant. Specialist in project management. Fan of F1 for many years - 30 + - use to go to the race in Montreal.
@madelinecoleman.bsky.social
F1 fact of the day: In late 90s the tobacco industry were spending over £100 million annually - in today’s US$ that would would be $236 million.
F1 fact of the day: In late 90s the tobacco industry were spending over £100 million annually - in today’s US$ that would would be $236 million.
November 15, 2024 at 5:58 PM
@madelinecoleman.bsky.social
F1 fact of the day: In late 90s the tobacco industry were spending over £100 million annually - in today’s US$ that would would be $236 million.
F1 fact of the day: In late 90s the tobacco industry were spending over £100 million annually - in today’s US$ that would would be $236 million.
For F1 fans who want a great book on the history of the sport I recommend “The Piranha Club” by Timothy Collins published in 2001. Copies can be found on Amazon US.
November 15, 2024 at 5:49 PM
For F1 fans who want a great book on the history of the sport I recommend “The Piranha Club” by Timothy Collins published in 2001. Copies can be found on Amazon US.
Reposted by James Bulmer
Thanks for the responses. Best part of the responses were no ad hominem attacks.
Hypothetical. I'm curious what people think. If the DOGE agency worked on the premise that half of all savings in a federal program were distributed as increased benefits to qualified recipients, would you consider the details ?
November 15, 2024 at 1:35 AM
Thanks for the responses. Best part of the responses were no ad hominem attacks.
November 15, 2024 at 3:04 AM