Contracts can be good or bad, depending on which side of the paper you're on. As you probably know, car companies source components from all over the world, and they have contracts with suppliers. One thing that's always been unusual about these contracts is that there is no number of items specified. "I will build these for you for $20 each."

The Michigan Supreme Court recently ruled that a contract must contain the number of items to be produced and bought. Car companies have never done that because they don't know how many cars they will produce. Suppose the cost of supplies increases, and the supplier wants to raise his price? Suppose another car company offers to pay him more? According to the MI Supreme Court, the car maker's contract must specify the number of items he is going to buy. This also applies to suppliers of the car companies and the businesses that supply the suppliers. How many speedometers should Chevrolet order?

I see this going back to the courts again because no one can predict how many models of a particular car people are going to buy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19mzPgfgCHg

I'm doing a presentation for junior high children on Composition, and want to start with the question, " what the difference between a picture vs a photograph?" My answer is a picture is a memory you take for memories sake, a photograph is a memory you take after planning it out and carefully choosing how, when , why , where and who.
I know you hogs probably can give me a better description and that sometimes a picture becomes a lucky photograph. Any positive help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Picacho Peak. Picacho is Spanish for peak. Yesterday was such a nice day, that I decided to see if the camera's still worked after a month long rest.
Picacho Peak State Park was the object of my affection and it didn't disappoint. The Saguaro cacti are in bloom. I originally thought I'd hike the trail to the top, however after learning it's more than 1,500 vertical feet in elevation in a two plus mile hike, my sciatic nerve convinced me otherwise. I only made it about a half mile up the trail. Here are a few of the residents there. I understand that a Saguaro doesn't usually get it first arm until at least 80-100 years old, so the ones with multiple arms can be quite old.