My new son-in-law says he is a GS14, a simulated colonel. I never heard of this. What...?

Answer: GS14 is his government pay grade.​ It is approximately the same pay gra.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You My new son-in-law says he is a GS14, a simulated colonel. I never heard of this. What is it? Joseph Murphy, former Plt Sgt. (1988-2005) Updated Dec 30 GS14 is his government pay grade. It is approximately the same pay grade as a colonel. Only someone very insecure about themselves would tout this as an accomplishment or i...  Read More » What has shocked you the most about Tesla? Todd R. Lockwood, Tesla Community Organizer In Vermont Updated Jan 6 When my 2013 Tesla Model S was about three years old, I received a call from the nearest Tesla service center. The service advisor told me that they were sending a mobile t...  Read More » As a teacher, what are things you wish you could tell your students' parents? Frank Halecki, Teacher for 22 years Updated Jul 21, 2018 I had a female student several years ago who was the whole package. She was smart, was an 'A' student, pretty, great personality, and a sweet kid. The problem was that she ...  Read More » How good is the Danish Navy? Max Jones, Concentrated Research on Modern Naval Warfare (1960-Present) Written Jan 4 Despite being a small country by land and population, Denmark is able to punch above its weight in the navy thanks to its wealth. Compared to the army, which is held back b...  Read More » Which are the weirdest pictures on the internet? O.J. Gillom, College credits. Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City & The Arts, KCKCC Written Dec 29 Thanks for the A2A. NSFW Below are some photos I found on the net that… you know what… just take a look for yourselves. ... Read More » Who were the Jedi who served the Empire? Ben Grimshaw, Star Wars & Tolkien fan Written Jan 4 Contrary to popular belief, there were Jedi who served the Galactic Empire in light of Palpatine's destruction of the Jedi Order after executing Order 66 and the Declaratio...  Read More » Did the senior German Navy leadership receive a bad deal by being jailed, even though Admiral Nimitz said the US operated much like Germany did? Valerie Reynolds Written Jan 1 German Grand Admiral Karl Donitz was saved from the hangman's noose at the Nuremberg Trials- his lawyer pointed out that the US submarine fleet had waged unrestricted war o...  Read More » Should PhD students be judged by the number of journal articles they have produced? Arjun Narayanan, PhD in Organic Chemistry Written May 29, 2017 I've said this in several places, and I'll say it again: Some of the most brilliant, hard-working, dedicated, and knowledgeable scientists I've had the privilege of working with got zero...  Read More » How do you introduce galois theory in 30 minutes? Mikael Davidsson, Machine Learning Engineer at CDON-COM (2019-present) Written Dec 28 The basic idea is that the set of roots of different equations are of different complexity. Some sets are so complex that they cannot be expressed using only simple objects ...  Read More » How was the US able to eliminate Iran's most powerful military commander so effortlessly in Iran's backyard? David Weiser, Student of Geopolitics Written Jan 3 Because Qassem Soleimani got careless. He was the main force behind Iranian expansionism in the region. In spite of this he never took pains to hide, traveled openly, and a...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/