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2004 BMW 3 Series Coupe 330Ci Rwd 2dr Coupe (3.0L 6cyl 6M)
I purchased my 330Ci as a European Delivery vehicle in 2004. Great deal from BMW where they give you a discount and two months of driving in Europe. All you pay is gas. 90K miles later and I still love this car. It is fast, luxurious and comfortable. The only upgrades were winter snow wheels and tires and a high end aftermarket sound system. I have driven many vehicles since 2004 and none have this perfect blend of sport and luxury. On top of that I have zero reliability issues. Changed the fluids, filters, brakes, tires and wiper blades...that's it.
Handling and sense of connection to the road that only a 3 series BMW delivers with such luxury. I love the sound of the engine and excellent drive train. Since I have done my own maintenance, I can also say that BMW engineers have made servicing this car as simpler than a Toyota.
My number one performance gap was the speakers and amplifier that came with the car. In 2004 the audio engineering was not equal to the rest of the engineering in the car. So I upgraded with Zapco digitally tunable amp and speakers. Sounds fantastic now:)
I bought my car from its first owner in Sept. 2010, and the only regret that I have had is that I did not buy it sooner. I'm a first time BMW owner, and I now know what they mean by the Ultimate Driving Machine. With the 6-speed, the car is more than quick enough to maneuver through traffic. For some terrible reason, this car becomes even more fun as the speeds climb. At 100+ MPH it still feels like it's on rails. Mechanically this car seems immaculate, I love the perfect mechanical sound the gear box maxes as you change a gear at low speeds. Both exterior and interior build quality is fantastic; and I love the driving position/feel despite being 6'2" and 225 lbs.
The inline 6, handling, transmission, and build quality.
None (maybe just the ability to make cars in front of you disappear!)
i "had" this car, but its totaled and it saved my life. i was 120 down pch and then saw a cop and tried to evade, hit a turn at 100 mph and totaled the car, glad the car sacrificed itself rather then me. this accident was 5 hours ago, i went to the ambulance and got xrays and what not. it happened so fast but the bmw saved my life. no kidding people, im gio rios and you can find me on twitter @officialgiorios im 17 years old. i thank god for the car. the cops said i was very fortunate to be driving the vehicle of choice.
I've had the 330ci for four problem free years. I love the car - it's got everything; great performance, great looks, great economy and great reliability. Who could ask for anything more? I've been a BMW driver for 30 years, and this is the best (tho' I still wouldn't give up my 93 318is). For anyone considering buying a used bimmer, I'd give the 330ci a strong recommendation, without reservations
I can't figure out how the change the outside temperature readout from centigrade to fahrenheit.
I have had this car for one year and a half and still smile every time I get into it. I've taken it on two long road trips 1000+ miles and avg 32 miles on the highway; at home I get about 23. I've had no problems with it and love the once a year oil change. It's a comfortable car and is fast off the line. The exterior and interior style is something BMW should never have left, and in my eyes it has classic lines and a refined German style. The fold down seats and ski bag make a small car easier to swallow. Simply put I love this car and don't mind the car payment.
Overall style and feel, as well as the abundance of features. I never knew how much automatic wipers would change my life. Love the heated windshield fluid and headlight cleaners in the winter. There are so many little things in a BMW others just don't match; for example the flashlight built in.
My dislikes have been fixed in newer models they are: sound system is a little weak, it lacks an aux input, window trim comes unglued. In the winter the frame-less doors tend to be difficult to close. That's it.
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You're still voting for Lydon LaRouche?
I'm still voting for that's fucking crazy and oh my god so not funny.
Listen dude, I don't come down to your work and slap the hanging chad out of your mouth. You can't argue with LaRouche's environmental policies.
Hey, can I get at least one comment that isn't vetted and deleted by a stranger staffer?
Personally I'm a big fan of his Bering Strait bridge idea. Road trip to Moscow, anyone?
Of course he's joking about that. But on the subject of this ticket: Clinton is the least electable candidate the democrats are fielding, and guess what? Just like with Kerry, the DNC is gonna force her down the throats of primary voters by arguing -ironically- that she's the most electable. As the Daily Show might put it, that's their big plan for how to lose in '08.
Obama or Edwards on top is the only way to go. Even as veep, America's irrational & toxic hatred of Hillary could cause the dems to go down in flames.
If we're gonna win, it's gotta be Obama/whoever, preferably not Hil. I know I'm inclined to like Hillary just because other people hate her so much, but she has zero fucking charisma, and the fix was in against her since the '90s, when the GOP smeared the living shit out of the Clintons. Bill had his charm to bounce back with. Hillary has nothing.
You can't argue with cancer or your ex or George Bush or hunger or Tyrah or Kerlikowske or Dan Savage or 51%.
The Republican Party has no platform, but hatred of Hillary so I'm dubious. LaRouche is an anti-semite.
Hadn't read #2 when I composed my post. Maybe Jonah will vote LaRouche. Won't much matter because a dem will get all this state's electoral votes unless the candidate molests a toddler on national television November 1st. Let the crazies vote for whoever they like. I would've voted for Nader in 2000, and it wouldn't have made any difference at all.
That would be the conventional wisdom ticket.
I'd be cool with Obama/Clinton -- then I wouldn't have to choose! They have different but complimentary strengths... do they complete each other?
Course, neither of them would go for it. Who would get stuck with the number two spot? The one who raised less money? Would they flip a coin?
@10: Of course #2 will be whoever didn't win the primary. I think if anyone but Obama wins the primary, they'd be insane to not pick him for #2. He's just got the broad appeal thing sewn up. So it's a fairly safe bet if Hill gets it (I suspect she will), you'll have a ticket you can dig.
You can't argue with LaRouche's environmental policies.
Can't argue because you're too busy laughing at all the dumb-ass LaRouchies, right?
You people are insane. If you can't understand what LaRouche has to say, you're better off voting inside the box of your ineffective 2 party system. Dullary has yet to develop a comprehensive plan for dealing with the impending war against the robots.
Obama/Clinton is my political wet dream.
LaRouche is not running kids. https://ssl.tnr.com/p/docsub.mhtml?i=20070702&s=clarke070207
get your jokes right.
That's conspiratorial bullshit. I'm waiting for the Gore/Larouche ticket.
i still don't know what the big deal is about obama. someone please explain it to me. i don't see why he is different than anyone else. i mean he has a nice smile and seems like a nice guy. but what makes him any different than anyone else?
Obama/Moyers in 08!
The Dems can't run Obama/Clinton as a ticket because it would win.
Gore/Obama 08!
im voting for hugo chavez
I'm a Paultard myself!
Nobody else has a smile nearly as nice as Obama.
Obama just has the fewest detectable faults combined with the least embarrassing voting record combined with the most trustworthy-sounding voice. He could be Satan incarnate, a pederast, and a Republican plant, and I wouldn't have a clue, because he presents himself so well. And since appearances are all that counts in winning, and winning is all that counts in beginning to try to undo some of the atrocities of these Bush years, Obama is the man. That's what the appeal is. Personally, I agree with Jonah's facetious stance, at least on the criminal anti-Democracy that is the two party oligarchy. I don't trust Obama any more than I trust the other Dems. But I'm hoping they'll get this election anyhow. God knows they'll do everything in their power to blow it. Fuckin' nimrods.
It's going to be Gore/Obama. Just wait for Hillary to give up and Gore will sweep in.
Almost any dems ticket will win as long as it doesn't have either Obama or Hillary in it.
I'm for a Bill Richardson/Edwards ticket. Bill Richardson has more qualifications than the Obama/Clinton ticket put together. WTF has Obama ever actually done?
I'd love to see a black president and a woman president or even better: a black woman president. But if the last 8 years of hell hasn't convinced everyone that YOU DON'T VOTE FOR WHO YOU LIKE - YOU VOTE FOR THE BEST PERSON FOR THE JOB then this country is doomed.
It's the Dems race to lose.
Oh yeah - and the the two party system isn't so bad. It's how we don't get Hitler for president. The more parties you get, the less percentage of the popular vote you need to win an election.
This can be fixed, but not without losing the illusion of one-vote-per-person which people think they have and need.
Al Gore/Wes Clark.
gore solidifies the lefty base, pre-empting any challenge from the greens, and clark peels off enough disgruntled military rah-rahs from the fundigelical base of the GOP. "independents" (aka my idiot parents) will recognize the inherent logic.
this is the ticket that can't lose. just wait till Rocktober.
Hey Ryan. I'm not advocating voting for who I like. Otherwise, it would be Kucinich / Carol Mosely Braun. I'm talking about voting for who can win. The ticket you suggest isn't as big of a loser as a Hillary ticket, but it's still too likely to fail. Bush has proven to us again and again over these years that the winner truly does take all. The power of the executive is too dangerous to leave in the hands of Republicans, and that means we need a democratic candidate that can win the votes of swing jackoffs. That's Obama.
I def. agree that the current winner take all crap means winning is the only concern.
Remember - the other Bill was a little known but popular governor from a swing state with not too much money or hype early on.
Obama will get swift boated in two shakes! His name rhymes with Osama and the evil-right has already labeled him an African Muslim. I see any Obama ticket where he isn't a vice going down in flames post-primary.
Again though - I don't care WHO I can WHO WINS. And if we don't win? Challenge all the older rich white votes to hell if we have to.
(Think what would have happened if Dino&Co was able to redistrict... scary.)
Richardson: the other minority candidate.
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The Senate Finance Committee agreed 15-5 to send a bill to the floor for debate that would leave it up to consumers to pay sales taxes for their online purchases from the retailer.
Supporters argued that's the way it has been for 60 years and the state has more to lose with Amazon dropping out of the project and the state not keeping an economic development promise.
The vote came as the committee's chairman cut off the chance for public debate by opponents by nixing a hearing in a subcommittee. That irked some opponents, including South Carolina Policy Council President Ashley Landess.
"No subcommittee hearing. No public testimony," said Landess, whose conservative group opposes special incentives for business. "So the public doesn't get to weigh in at all, really."
Senate Finance Committee Chairman Hugh Leatherman said a detailed public hearing wasn't needed and the issue was aired enough in the full committee.
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According to the DPH report, a psychiatric evaluation last August recommended that the resident be transferred to an inpatient psychiatric facility. But an attending physician at Candlewood refused to sign an emergency certificate approving a psychiatric admission, saying the resident was not in imminent danger and would be harmed by being sedated and restrained, the report says.
The resident continued to refuse treatment at Candlewood, as her wounds festered. The nursing home was cited for failing to develop an alternative plan of care to address the resident's ongoing refusal of treatment. The DPH imposed a $1,020 fine.
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Hotel Guest Rating: 9.4/10
98 San Jacinto Boulevard
Austin, TX 78701
Welcome to the Four Seasons Hotel Austin
The Four Seasons Hotel Austin boasts a waterfront address, a heated outdoor pool in well-tended gardens, plush furnishings and the most up-to-date amenities.
Hotel Features
The nine-story Four Seasons, on the banks of Lady Bird Lake, welcomes guests with seasonal beverages in the unique flagstone lobby. The 291 rooms and 28 suites are lavishly equipped with LCD TVs, CD and DVD players and iPod docking stations. Wired and wireless internet access is available for a charge. Bathrooms are stocked with thick terry robes and high-end toiletries. Choose in-room dining or enjoy your meals in the dining room or on the outdoor terrace. Relax in a chaise longue at the luxurious heated saltwater pool and enjoy unobstructed views of the lake. The fitness center has the latest generation of cardio and strength-training equipment and eucalyptus steam rooms, while the spa features an extensive list of rejuvenating treatments. Parking is free, and pets are welcome.
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The Four Seasons occupies a serene spot on the shores of Lady Bird Lake in downtown Austin. Tour the Texas Governor's Mansion, less than a mile from the hotel. The Austin campus of the University of Texas is a two-mile drive, as is the 30-acre Zilker Botanical Garden. Nearby I-35 whisks you to destinations north and south. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is eight miles from the hotel.
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A destination in itself, the Four Seasons Hotel has resortlike amenities in a serene yet central location in downtown Austin, giving Priceline guests a peaceful oasis amid all that Austin has to offer.
Four Seasons Hotel Austin Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour room service
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- Child programs
- Children welcome
- Children's nursery
- Cocktail lounge with entertainment
- Cocktail lounge with light fare
- Coffee shop
- Color television
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper delivered to room
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Complimentary shoeshine
- Concierge desk
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- Continental breakfast
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It's gorgeous and ambient and I'm more than a little jealous.
Places like that are haunting when all b yourself, like you can feel the ghosts of the past around you.
This is the same room where I had my high school prom 15 years ago! ah, memories.
It's lovely, I've been there. Now then, monarchist??? WTF??? Please tell me you're kidding.
Don't get cabin fever if you get snowbound, Dan. We'll know if next week's column looks like this:
All work and no play makes Dan a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Dan a dull boy.
All work and no play makes Dan a dull boy.
Monarchist. you're a riot!
btw- it snows here in The Lou relatively often, but people still drive like S. You'd think people would be used to it by now, but sadly that is not the case.
Ah, the old Conrad Hilton. Originally the Sullivan, I belieive. Something Irish sounding.
Take a look out onto Michigan Avenue and remember the riots. My partner's mother worked there in the 60's, and she recalled standing at a window and watching all hell break loose below her. They wouldn't let her leave the hotel because of the violence. Being a single mother, it was quite upsetting.
She also rode on an elevator with Elvis Presley, and said he was the most handsome man she had ever laid eyes on. This was in the handsome Elvis days, not the bloated jumpsuit days.
It's a drag to work at a hotel during a blizzard. You pretty much have to bail at the beginning, or you are stuck there, doing all sorts of odd jobs you don't usually do. And they don't even give you a private room. You're crammed in a suite with all the other poor schmucks who are stuck there.
Now you know what all us North/East transplants mean when we roll our eyes at how badly Seattle handles any weather besides lackadasical rain.
Chicago will get a foot of snow, but the streets will be 10 times better than any of Seattle's or the metro area's.
you know...Although I agree with all the "Seattle shits a brick when snow falls" argument (it's true, they do). You got to realize that this city has no infrastructure to deal with those situations like cities in the midwest/east coast/where ever do (trucks, plows, work force, etc). And this cities has lots and lots of hills...steep hills. Combine those two things and you get some pretty difficult driving conditions from time to time. That's all I'm saying...some of the hysteria is justified...not all but some.
Looks like the set of some Yurpeen expressionist film...
I hope you took full advantage and did a polka around the ballroom.
I spent the AM defending Seattle's reaction to snow—pointing out that, indeed, we don't have the plows, salters, or flat streets that they have here.
Still, Seattle would shit bricks, collectively, if we went through what Chicago did last night. And the city is moving, everything back to normal. The local TV news, of course, is over-hyping it a bit—that's what they do. I wish we would get a foot in Seattle sometime -- complete with, no shit, thunder and lightening all night long (so loud it woke me up). The heads of our local teevee news personalities would freaking explode. It would be like that scanners movie.
Looks like my bedroom.
this city is built with shit bricks so in the end it's really worked out for us pretty well, don't you think?
K @ 8 is right. There is a one-word reason why Chicago's streets are better than Seattle's after a blizzard.
That word is SALT. Seattle, which does not have the plows and removal equipment that colder cities have, could salt the hell out of the streets (Denny Way, anyone?).
But no.
Salt destroys cars, destroys streets, and would destroy Puget Sound if permitted here.
That's the Drake, right? If it is, I got kicked out of the VIP breakfast room on the top floor a few years ago for wearing jeans. Oh, and I was unshaven and hung over. But I need some eggs. Bad.
I'd much rather have the city more or less shut down for a couple of days every few years due to a sprinkle of snow than pay the millions it would take to purchase, maintain, store, and staff the snow-removal equipment which would sit completely idle 9 years out of 10. Even sand costs about $2,000 per truckload, and de-icer is much more costly. There's also the issues of damage to vehicles and environmental damage to consider. The way I see it, if you just can't deal with the way Seattle suffers paralysis every few years from a bit of snow, well, there are plenty of other cities that I'm sure would handle it more to your taste. Rather than force Seattle to adapt to you, perhaps a move is in your future.
I mean, if we had the three months of constant snow that midwestern cities do as a matter of course, then obviously it would be cost-effective for us to be more proactive in snow removal. But here it is not. Stay home if you can. You know perfectly well the roads are going to suck if it snows at all.
I've lived here 47 years. I know about Cascade Cement - that wet, slippery shit we get here is very different from the dry powder snow of less-damp regions. I know about the hilliness of the area and how bizarrely the microclimates are affected by that (Kent, for example, got about 6 inches of snow and turned into a skating rink, whereas Auburn had virtually nothing). I know that 4WD or AWD helps you go, but it doesn't do a damned thing to help you corner or stop any more safely than anyone else. I'm a cautious and careful driver in adverse conditions. But I still stay the hell off the road when there's two inches of compact ice on it, I light a fire in my woodstove, and I relax with a book. I don't work for 911, so no one will die if I don't make it in.
Now, I know some employers aren't reasonable about this, and Monday had a "perfect storm"-type confluence of factors exacerbating conditions, but every bad snowfall in my memory has caused nightmarish commutes for those caught in it. With the predictions for snow Monday afternoon, I'm really surprised more people didn't head home early. I lucked out; I left Burien early and got through Kent before it turned into a parking lot (it was snowing like a mad bastard, but hadn't iced up yet).
The Chicago Hilton is NOT the Drake!
Although they are both Hiltons. But that's not important right now.
The Important Thing To Know is that The Drake is MUCH classier than the Chicago Hilton.
Well, maybe not that important. But still....
Dan, you've been here long enough to see some big snow. Don't you remember 12/26/1996 and a few days after that?
I suppose you weren't here on 12/17/1990, though. Or in 89-90, or late 85, etc. We do get a foot of snow every few years. Just not as much as we did back in the 70s. (Three feet of snow one night when I was in 1st grade.)
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It's time to reward Marvel for trying something different. (Archive.)
308. Livewires
In 2005, as part of the Marvel Next line, Quesada loosed Adam Warren and Rick Mays on the House of Ideas. The result was Livewires, a six issue tour de force stampede through the technological backwaters of the MU.
And, it was crazy good, like Nextwave but with less emotional detachment and more robots…er…"semi-autonomous artificially intelligent limited-nanofuntion, humanform mecha constructs."
The cast of constructs (top, from left) featured Cornfed, the oversized southern gentleman who cannibalized felled robots, regurgitated nano-skin, and handled most of the team's hacking; Social Butterfly, the ever-effervescent party girl who used pheromones, flirtation, and a little bit of brain manipulation to gather info and intel; Gothic Lolita, the "J-Pop fashion package" who enjoyed smashing and bashing; Stem Cell, the newly activated tech specialist whose default programming made her all too human; and Hollowpoint Ninja, master of stealth, weapons, ambushes, and brevity.
Together, the operatives of Project Livewire targeted other top-secret, quasi-governmental projects — like Thermogentech, which used cells from Jim Hammond to create the brightly burning pyronanos:
The series was, surprisingly, steeped in Marvel lore. The Livewires were, in fact, the next step in the evolution of everyone's favorite fake-out, the Life Model Decoy. Mannites cameoed. A sentinel went berserk. Agents of AIM appeared. The Real AIM, a splinter-cell of Advanced Idea Mechanics, was impersonated. The villain, revealed at the end of issue #4, had a very familiar face. And, the grand finale went down inside the hull of a decommissioned SHIELD helicarrier.
The climax was positively explosive. Equally explosive? Funeral by bomb:
For all the relentless action, though, the story was truly about Stem Cell's quest to become less human, to embrace her artificial abilities and ultimately save the day. She was the reverse Pinocchio, a "real" girl who had to divorce herself of fears and emotions.
The scene in which she took a screwdriver to her left eye to enact that modification was harrowing and heartbreaking.
Here's the cover to that ish:
Although final issue ended on a hopeful note, with plenty of potential for further adventures, Warren — on his deviantART page — announced that his follow-up pitches never went anywhere, due to the series' low sales.
Letting such a fantastic cast go to waste would be a shame, so pick up a copy of the highly portable (and impossible to scan) digest edition or check the mini out at Marvel's Digital Comics.
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[…] 308. Livewires (guest-written by Ian Astheimer) […]
I read the first digest of this series and found it to be really lack-luster overall. Better than a lot of Marvel's output at the time, but that's not saying a whole lot. Despite the flashy art and the decent sci-fi trappings of the series, it felt fairly generic, like a poor man's Runaways.
A waste of a slot…I feel it should've gone to Warren himself, for bringing a manga flair to comics, starting with Titans: Scissors Paper Stone, and continuing through titles Gen 13, Iron Man: Hypervelocity, Empowered (got the second volume today!), and yes, Livewires. Why doesn't one of the Big Two give the guy more work, even if it's just writing? How about an ongoing Metal Men where Warren and Duncan Rouleau share writing duties and alternate art chores for each arc?
I loved Livewires. I keep hoping for some sort of follow-up with Stem Cell and the remnants of the gang, because Warren had some fun ideas. I mean, since the ultracrabby Machine Man from Nextwave is now seen in Ms. Marvel, it's not that dumb to dream of closure, right? I also got sketches from other artists of the female members: Social Butterfly (Danielle Corsetto), Gothic Lolita (Greg Horn), and Stem Cell (Amanda Conner).
I disagree, I think this is a great choice and I love it. Personally, I liked this series much better than Runaways. Especially once Runaways went the cliche route and killed the black character. Bad enough the black guy didn't even get powers or special skills, but on top of that he turns out to be a traitor and dies. That really kind of turned me off.
Oh, and the banter, the conversation, the pop culture references, the humor, the cool codenames…this book succeeds at the humor and tone that Blue Beetle consistently fails to achieve.
Sorry, haven't read Livewires, but…
I disagree, I think this is a great choice and I love it. Personally, I liked this series much better than Runaways. Especially once Runaways went the cliche route and killed the black character. Bad enough the black guy didn't even get powers or special skills, but on top of that he turns out to be a traitor and dies. That really kind of turned me off.
Being way, way smarter than anyone else counts as a skill in my book.
And I was fine with his… well, y'know. SPOILER.
But I wish he wasn't killed at the end. It bothers me a little that Marvel doesn't seem to have any top-tier black villains, and I wish they'd kept him around to fill that role.
A waste of a slot…I feel it should've gone to Warren himself, for bringing a manga flair to comics, starting with Titans: Scissors Paper Stone, and continuing through titles Gen 13, Iron Man: Hypervelocity, Empowered (got the second volume today!), and yes, Livewires.
Jason, if I was more familiar with Warren's work, I would've definitely written an entry for him alone. Because I've only read Livewires, a couple issues of his underrated Gen13 run, and the first volume of Empowered, I didn't think I could do him proper justice.
I'll definitely be checking out more of his work, though, starting with Empowered vol. 2.
Well, that's as good a reason as any. I'd write one on Warren, but I never read any of his Dirty Pair books. I do recommend finding all his work on Gen 13, though I'll understand if you can't find "Grunge: The Movie" and "Magical Drama Queen Roxy." "A Savage Breast" (his two-issue stint before Lobdell's run) was a little hard for me to get at first since he wasn't drawing, but it did introdue me to the concept of memes. Also, Caitlin tries to mess up Mr. Majestic, and that was funny. Also: ferretlegging at the end of "Superhuman Like You."
I've been a fan of Adam Warren's works since "Dirty Pair: Biohazards", and the evolution of his works. He showed his skills with established characters with his take on the Dirty Pair well before his Teen Titans Elseworlds story "Titans: Scissors, Paper, Stone" or his "Bubblegum Crisis: Grand Mal". I haven't read much of his works after "Scissors, Paper Stone", so maybe is the time to try and find the TPBs. I just read the TPB of "Livewires", and all of Adam Warren's favorite memes and themes are summed up in this. I just hope that Stem Cell doesn't wind up like Slapstick as a background punchline; she just became one of my favorite all-time underused comicbook superheroines.
BTW, reading the Wikipedia entries on the Initiative, it seems like some of the nanotech ideas Adam Warren used in the background of "Livewires" have shown up in the main MU. Hopefully, so will Stem Cell and a reconstituted Livewires team.
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> Do you edit your posts a lot?
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Do you edit your posts a lot?
August 12th, 2011, 1:10 PM
I don't do it that much, but when I do I can stay editing the post for a good ten minutes tweaking and adding things to it for the sake of an argument or so on.
August 12th, 2011, 1:22 PM
I do, especially if I make a grammatical error; I like to keep my posts neat. x)
August 12th, 2011, 1:37 PM
Well, I generally re-read my posts like 3 or 4 times before actually posting them, so I rarely do have to actually edit, but if I find something to change after the fact, I'll always fix it.
August 12th, 2011, 1:39 PM
After I post it? No, but before I post it there's probably some typos so I edit that before clicking Submit.
August 12th, 2011, 1:41 PM
I never proof read before I post, after typing up a bigger than usual post I'm MENTALLY EXHAUSTED so I just submit it before I somehow manage to accidentally delete it.
Blue Nocturne
August 12th, 2011, 1:50 PM
Frequently. Often to add a bit more detail on something I feel I left a little vague or to correct a grammar or spelling mistake that got past me.
Harley Quinn
August 12th, 2011, 1:57 PM
It never occurs to me to proofread the post beforehand, so usually when I'm sitting there proudly after making what I think was a good post, I notice that I've missed out a crucial word or made a grammatical mistake, so I try to edit it.
But it's too late.
The world saw it.
It's too late.
Retro Bug
August 12th, 2011, 2:16 PM
No. I usually don't read my posts even after I posted them.
August 12th, 2011, 2:24 PM
i do quite a fair bit, yes
August 12th, 2011, 2:44 PM
I edit if I see a typo or someone ninja'd me and I'd like to reply to them as well. I never edit to add more information that I didn't think of before though.
August 12th, 2011, 2:50 PM
It's a frequent thing for me. I write a post, I post the reply, and I reread it to see if I'm sure if that's what I wanted to say. if I find a typo or something that I should have not said, then I just click on the edit button and edit. xD
August 12th, 2011, 2:51 PM
I never edit to add more information that I didn't think of before though.
Because you think it's wrong or because you just never think to or have any to add? I do it all the time. I'm always scrambling to add it because I'm afraid somebody will respond or see it before I add it lol.
August 12th, 2011, 3:16 PM
I almost always edit my posts, for various reasons, mainly grammatical or spelling mistakes, adding or removing content that would make my post better/worse, or to remake it entirely if I realized the point I was making was awful, or I misread the original post.
August 12th, 2011, 3:18 PM
I edit in things only if I left something out. Nowadays, I don't think I edit as often as I used to.
August 12th, 2011, 3:45 PM
I tend to proofread my posts a couple of times before actually posting them, so no not a lot -- however, there are times when the auto-spelling check thing does not work on my browser and I write a word wrong, so I have to edit.
August 12th, 2011, 5:06 PM
I used to think my posts out so well that I'd never have to edit them. Nowadays, I almost constantly find myself hitting the edit button at least once. It's like I always think of something important or witty to add (or find something worded badly) just as I hit Post Quick Reply so then I have to scramble to edit right away. :/
King Gumball
August 12th, 2011, 5:10 PM
I can't be bothered editing most of my posts anymore, but I used to edit them all the time. I often forget pressing the disable smilie button, and want to keep changing my posts however.
I just edited my post btw because i spelled 'changing wrong XD
August 13th, 2011, 5:10 PM
Most of the time, surprisingly not. You think I'd edit more because I write my posts pretty quickly. Then I remember it's OVP and posting is easy. And then I cry a little on the inside for not posting anywhere else. ;____; But OVP!
Only times I really edit are if I notice a typo, if I remember something somewhat important, or if for some reason I post without actually finishing what I was saying. It happens sometimes.
August 13th, 2011, 8:52 PM
As any good regular here may know, I edit my posts incessantly. The reasons have been many over time, but not malicious.
August 14th, 2011, 6:12 AM
Yeah, for various reason really, maybe I did a typo or wrote something wrong. xD
Shining Raichu
August 14th, 2011, 6:19 AM
Yeah, I do it all the time. I probably average around 10 edits per post. Sometimes I can even come back and read an old post days later and edit it again. It's a sickness, really.
August 14th, 2011, 6:38 AM
Not so much these days since I've gotten myself into the habit of proofreading my posts just in case something reads a little funny. . . . though it does bug me quite a bit when something odd gets through. I tend to get paranoid over little mistakes and make a mad dash to edit the post before anyone can see.
August 14th, 2011, 8:03 AM
Sometimes, but only when I make a spelling mistake or if I want to add more input to the post.
August 14th, 2011, 11:02 AM
Sometimes if I'm trying to make a point clear, or if I'm too lazy to post again. :s
Kikaito plush
August 14th, 2011, 11:09 AM
Too lazy to edit post and spell check posts
Captain Fabio
August 14th, 2011, 11:11 AM
I do, especially if I make a grammatical error; I like to keep my posts neat. x)
This really, but I normally preview a post before I actually post it so I won't have to edit it.
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August 14th, 2011, 1:41 PM
I'm usually too lazy to edit any of my Post but if I know that I wrote something that the grammar is so bad or wrote the incorrect information, then of course I will edit my post. The probably happens to me once a month.
Razor Leaf
August 14th, 2011, 2:12 PM
I'm never honestly happy with the posts I make so even though I read through them while I'm replying to threads, I'm still editing them for a little while afterwards unless I really can't be bothered, in which case the post will have been pretty short and generally awful anyway.
I normally have reasonably good grammar in posts but it's just the order of writing which I have trouble with; I'm always trying to decide which parts of the post should go where and I can mentally switch it around several times before making an edit. At which point, I often decide that I still don't like it and edit it back or even delete the post altogether!
August 14th, 2011, 2:18 PM
As any good regular here may know, I edit my posts incessantly. The reasons have been many over time, but not malicious.
This. I edit mine a LOT. Mostly because I usually just type what I want to and then read it over once...if I'm in a hurry, which usually I am it makes for some very annoying mistakes and/or typos. So when I finally read my own post after it's made, I go back and I correct what I must correct. It's kind of an anti-ninja measure mostly...Post now, proofread and fix after ya know.
Captain Hobo.
August 14th, 2011, 5:38 PM
I usually will leave the mistake and say "They'll know what I mean" XD
But, every once in a while I will edit them.
August 14th, 2011, 5:42 PM
....Almost every time I post. I notice typos I didn't catch after I posted something, and sometimes think of something else to say to make my post more worthwhile.
Otter Mii-kun
August 14th, 2011, 7:15 PM
I end up editing most of the posts I make, usually to fix spelling/grammar errors and to clarify certain details. There are a variety of other reasons also that I can't really explain here. Sometimes I end up editing the same post several times over.
August 14th, 2011, 7:28 PM
I usually proofread before I post, but I do have to read over again after I post because I feel "insecure."
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Elite Overlord LeSabre™
August 16th, 2011, 5:39 AM
If I spot a typo I'll hit edit immediately. This seems to happen to me more often that I'd like to admit, but I'd rather not leave an embarrassing typo in my posts.
Pokemon Trainer Touko
August 17th, 2011, 5:32 AM
I rarely edit my posts after I post them because I'm too lazy 8D
August 17th, 2011, 8:20 AM
The edit button is useful if you do something wrong or want to add something but no-one posted below you :)
August 19th, 2011, 7:39 AM
I always edit my posts, but the reasons usually depends.
For example, if I'm posting in a CQ&F thread, unless it's a sticky, I always edit afterwards for some reason to clarify, or explain more since I don't like being beaten, therefore, I only add in the most important information immediately then go into detail within the next 5 minutes before the "you last edited" thing appears. If I'm locking a thread I'll edit in to add in the HerdierLock, since I usually don't have its url on hand when I'm locking (again within the five minutes). If I'm posting in general, I'll read over to make sure it makes sense and edit a few words (except for in trivia threads).
And finally if I'm creating a thread I'll edit it like 10 times within those 5 minutes because I'm obsessed with the formatting looking neat or something.
Betting I won't edit this post, though.
Maple Leaf
August 19th, 2011, 7:56 AM
Yes, I almost always edit my posts. I hate typos so much. ;;
August 19th, 2011, 3:02 PM
Nope, I just type, click post, and move along. =D
Mr Cat Dog
August 22nd, 2011, 12:21 PM
Not really. I tend to want to move on to other posts very quickly, so even if I make loads of mistakes in my posts, unless they're particularly egregious, I'll probably just leave them in.
Modding stuff, though, I'm careful to get right the first time. Normally that means proofing rather than editing... but I certainly put more effort into locking/moving a thread than non-mod stuff such as my daily OVP binge.


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arg. I have a little category sidebar setup on one of my pages. When I click on one of them, it's showing posts from the wrong category. It's actually showing posts from it's parent's category. Please check it out...
click on features, then 'timelines' on the side. it comes up and correctly names the feature category at the top of the page (via
<?php echo single_cat_title(); ?> in archives.php) but the content is not from the parent category. It even shows, what I assume to be the correct directory in the address bar:
the setup of categories is like so:
Features (parent)
* Finance Features (child of features)
* Features from Elsewhere (child of features)
* Timelines (child of features)
* Archive of Features (child of features)
I dont geddit. Does the loop in my archives.php need to declare the category somehow? If not, I'm curious how in the hell wp is so smartin smart to know which to display?
Additionally, this site is for someone else so if you are a Man U fan, please dont hold it against me. ;)


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WEST ROXBURY, Mass. -- The cupboard is never bare on Baker Street. But the hardware always seems to be out of reach.
For years, talent has been roaming the gridiron at Catholic Memorial School, going back 10 years ago to the days of head coach Dennis Golden and former Boston College running back L.V. Whitworth. But it's been a while since the Knights have grabbed at least a piece of the Catholic Conference title, and even longer since their last postseason appearance (1978, a 13-8 win over Chelmsford in the Division II Super Bowl).
This year, the stage is no different. The Knights feature four senior captains committed to BCS conference schools in quarterback A.J. Doyle (NC State), linebacker Camren Williams (Penn State), athlete Armani Reeves (Penn State) and defensive back Donovan Henry (Boston College); but just two Catholic Conference wins in two seasons to show for it, going 10-10 overall during that same stretch.
Last season, the Knights started off 4-1 (and were a last-second Longmeadow field goal from 5-0) before dropping their final four contests, allowing an average of 31 points per game over that span.
"I think because we haven't won the Catholic Conference in God knows how long, we're keeping [ourselves] level-headed," Reeves said. "I know me, Cam, A.J. and Dunny [Henry] get all the exposure, but it's all a team sport. And we can't win it by ourselves. So, if we keep the team in it, make sure they're working their butts off in practice, work hard every game, we'll be fine.
"I think it's mostly getting everyone to focus on their technique, making sure they know it's a team sport. We all need to do it together."
It's enough that the amicable Reeves, usually an articulate and polite interview, says he hasn't been returning as many phone calls from the scouting services with their routine check-ins.
"I don't really wanna say I'm trying to make everything about me," he said. "Because that's not what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to make it about the team. So, all these guys are calling me and everything, and they'll be alright for now. I'll call them every once in a while, tell them how the game went. But for now, it's me and my team, and the focus is on winning this championship."
Unlike fellow Catholic Conference powers BC High, St. John's Prep and Xaverian -- schools known to cycle as many as four-dozen players in their two-deep rotation -- the Knights lack depth. So Reeves, one of New England's most elusive threats with legitimate 4.4 burners, figures to shoulder a good chunk of that burden.
Head coach Alex Campea revealed as much last month when Reeves announced his decision to commit to Penn State, telling ESPNBoston.com at the time, "I'm going to play him in every conceivable fashion that we can get him on the field and help CM win some football games."
The 5-foot-10, 190-pounder is predicted to push for playing time early in his career in Happy Valley, and for the most part the hype is justified. He was named to ESPNBoston's inaugural MIAA All-State Team a year ago, racking up more than 1,200 all-purpose yards and scoring 16 times in four different ways -- rushing, receiving, returning punts and kicks.
Doyle showed much-improved footwork to accompany his accurate arm, while Williams has shown a cerebral ability with his improved physique at middle linebacker. But if the Knights are going to survive the late-season buzzsaw this time around -- their final four games are against No. 12 St. John's Prep, No. 5 Brockton, No. 7 Xaverian and No. 3 BC High -- they are going to have to not only find a way to finish drives, but make a few stops.
Run defense was the Achilles heel last season. The Knights allowed 13 rushing touchdowns in that four-game season-ending skid, and in each game the opponent's feature back accumulated over 150 yards on the ground -- most notably, BC High's Preston Cooper went off for 228 on Thanksgiving.
Size has never been an issue, and they'll be big up front once again between seniors Tyler Loring (6-4, 270 lbs), Jon Schneider (6-4, 250 lbs) and Mike Lyons (6-1, 260 lbs). Those same guys will be counted on in the running game, too, making holes for Reeves. Junior Peter Ngobidi, perhaps the Knights' next breakout star, figures to be a dangerous pass-rushing threat at defensive end, standing 6-foot-2 and 215 pounds.
And then maybe, just maybe, the pressure will subside.
Coach: Alex Campea (7th year, 79-61)
Last year: 5-5
Key Returnees: A.J. Doyle, Sr. QB, 6-3, 225 lbs; Armani Reeves, Sr. ATH/DB, 5-10, 180 lbs; Camren Williams, Sr. LB, 6-1, 210 lbs; Donovan Henry, Sr. RB/DB; Tyler Loring, Sr. OL/DL, 6-4, 270 lbs; Peter Ngobidi, Jr. RB/DE, 6-2, 215 lbs; Jon Schneider, Sr. OL/DL, 6-4, 250 lbs; Mike Lyons, Sr. OL/DL, 6-1, 260 lbs; Josh Charles, Sr. WR/DB, 6-1, 175 lbs; Kevin Bletzer, Soph. LB, 5-11, 180 lbs; Eddie Murray, Sr. TE/DE, 6-1, 190 lbs; Garrett Ewanouski, Sr. LB, 5-10, 180 lbs; William Earl, Sr. RB/DB, 5-6, 170 lbs
Strengths: Speed, skill positions, experience
Weaknesses: Line, kicking game.
Outlook: After building considerable hype in the past two preseasons, 2011 is make or break for the Knights. Skill positions have never been an issue for the Knights -- instead, it's the run defense that has been its Achilles heel. More specifically, the Knights allowed 13 rushing touchdowns over their four-game losing skid to end the season, and in each game the opponent's feature back went off for 15 yards or more. Loring, a Norton native who could be the fifth D1 commit for CM, figures to be the foundation for improvement. "I think the line will be fine," head coach Alex Campea said. "I think we have some players there, they just need to be consistent." The Knights ooze athleticism in the secondary between Reeves, Henry and Josh Charles, and Williams has shown improved physique and leadership skills as middle linebacker. Some are predicting a breakout year for Ngobidi, who showed signs of such late last season amid the skid. Doyle, an NC State commit, is live in the pocket, and showed improved footwork in Saturday's scrimmage with No. 2 Duxbury. Overall, this is a team that appears to have learned its lesson from last season's collapse, but will that be enough to knock off BC High, Xaverian and St. John's Prep?


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I have a simple AppleScript (packed as an app) that tells the Terminal to execute a couple of lines of code. Every so often -- about once every 7 to 10 days -- after a cold restart, the code has been "corrupted" somehow and the word "Terminal" in the Tell statement has been changed to "Applet" and the "do script" commands have been replaced by "«event coredosc»". I've been fixing this by just clicking edit on the error prompt and pasting in the right code for the app. Has anyone encountered this before? None of my other AppleScripts (also packaged as apps) that tell the Terminal to do things has this problem. Does anyone know how to fix this? I've also tried re-typing the app's sourcecode from scratch in a new AppleScript app and no dice.
I am using OS X 10.8.4. Here is the script:
set myProcessInfo to do shell script ("ps -x")
if myProcessInfo contains "httpd" and myProcessInfo contains "mysql" then
do shell script "/Applications/MAMP/bin/stopApache.sh"
do shell script "/Applications/MAMP/bin/stopMysql.sh"
tell application "Terminal"
do script "/Applications/MAMP/bin/startApache.sh"
do script "/Applications/MAMP/bin/startMysql.sh > /dev/null"
end tell
delay 10
do shell script "killall Terminal"
end if


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New Program Helps Border Patrol
Posted: 02/26/2010 - A recent program is providing a better way to protect border control.
Posted: 02/26/2010 - A recent program is providing a better way to protect border control.
Posted: 02/26/2010 - The Daleville High School JROTC Rifle Team is bringing home national honors.
Posted: 02/19/2010 - The Georgia National Guard says citizen-soldiers from the 48th Infantry Brigade will begin coming home next week from a year-long deployment to Afghanistan.
Updated: 02/15/2010 - MARJAH, Afghanistan (AP) - The Taliban appear to be using the cover of darkness to slip behind U.S. lines in Marjah.
Posted: 02/12/2010 - Soldiers to return to Ga. from Afghanistan
Posted: 02/05/2010 - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed the country's new military doctrine regulating the stance the country takes in conflict situations.
Updated: 02/03/2010 - A decorated Ft. Rucker army sergeant goes before a judge.
Posted: 02/02/2010 - A Fort Rucker soldier is now facing child pornography and drug charges.
Posted: 01/25/2010 - Four people accused of trespassing on Fort Benning during a protest in November are set to appear in federal court.
Posted: 01/21/2010 - A civilian job fair at Fort Rucker has made the transition to civilian life easier for transitioning soldiers.
Posted: 01/19/2010 - Gen. David Petraeus, the U.S. Army's commander in charge of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, is scheduled to address the Atlanta Press Club.
Updated: 01/10/2010 - President Barack Obama says he has no intention of sending American troops to Yemen or Somalia, but won't rule out the possibility.
Posted: 01/07/2010 - Yemen's deputy prime minister says the Nigerian accused of trying to blow up a U.S. passenger jet on Christmas met here with a radical American-Yemeni cleric linked to al-Qaida and the alleged Fort Hood shooter.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - Scott Roberson's sister says he'd been hoping to return to the U.S. for the birth of his first child in February.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - A top counterterrorism official is warning that al-Qaida and other extremists are working to test U.S. defenses and launch an attack on American soil.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - Iran says a shootout with drug smugglers in an eastern desert region has left 11 policemen dead.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - The head of the U.N. mission in Afghanistan says lawmakers' decision to reject 70 percent of President Hamid Karzai's Cabinet nominees is a political setback that will only delay efforts to get a functioning government up and running.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - A provincial official in northwest Pakistan says a suicide bombing that killed 96 people at a volleyball game is the result of militants lashing out as a military offensive puts them on the run.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - The British government says Prime Minister Gordon Brown and President Barack Obama have agreed to back a counterterrorism police unit in Yemen as part of ongoing work against terrorism.
Updated: 01/03/2010 - The U.S. Embassy in Yemen says it has closed in response to ongoing al-Qaida threats to attack American interests in the Arabian Peninsula country.
Updated: 12/30/2009 - Civilianjobs.com will soon be holding a career expo for those transitioning from active duty to civilian life, retirees, veterans, members of the National Guard, Reserve and their spouses.
Posted: 12/28/2009 - Opposition Web sites and activists say Iranian security forces have been carrying out raids on opposition offices today.
Posted: 12/28/2009 - Police say a bomb blast at a major Shiite Muslim procession has killed three people and wounded several more in Pakistan's largest city of Karachi.
Updated: 12/26/2009 - A reformist Web site in Iran says clashes have erupted between security forces and opposition supporters in central Tehran.
Updated: 12/26/2009 - Palestinian officials say Israeli troops have killed three activists of the Fatah movement of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.


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Hope for Troubled Immigration Reform
Reading through today's New York Times, I came across an extraordinary opinion piece on immigration reform, titled "http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/13/opinion/13tue1.html?ref=opinion" href="http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/13/opinion/13
Postville Still Suffering in the Wake of Immigration Raids
Latino Evangelicals and the Mosaic Shift
The Election, Immigration, and the Gospel
In the Band without Leading It
The New Monastics and Mosaic Leadership: Otra Voz
[Click here to see all posts in this conversation on New Monastics and race.]
I've been following the recent online conversation about racial reconciliation and the New Monastics rather closely. Why? Because it is a conversation whose time has come. I honestly believe that [...]
Delegate Diversity
Most of the speeches at the Democratic National Convention were politically predictable; the same was true on the first night of the Republican National Convention. Sarah Palin's speech tonight will be worth watching, considering all the attention her nomination has received, and of course John McCain's acceptance speech on Thursday night will be very important, just as Barack Obama's was in Denver.
But one thing looked very different on the first night of the Republican [...]
Ryan Beiler: Evangelicals and the El Mozote Massacre
This past week has been a blur of activity with the Christian Peace Witness for Iraq, but I didn't want to let the passing of Rufina Amaya go unmentioned on this blog. If that name is unfamiliar to you, Amaya was the sole survivor of the worst single massacre in modern Latin American history.


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Unanswered: Extjs Grid scroll dons't work after application kept insert and delete record.
Hello everyone,
I am developing an application using Extjs 4.0.7.
For reasons, I need to add and delete record to a grid very often(maybe few times per second).Scroll bar for the grid works in the begin, but doesn't work after my application kept adding and delete record to the grid store.
Following is code to add and delete record to grid store
function insertItems(store, records)
if (store.count() > 150) store.removeAt(0);
Is that a extjs bug? Do any one have any idea or solution for the problem?


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It's Time to Be a Grown-Up With Money
My husband and I have been married almost nine years. We have shared a joint banking account for two years. I hate it. Even though the concept of "his money" and "my money" dissipated into that of "our money" years ago, the actual joining of our accounts has left me feeling monitored.
Regular readers know by now that Joe is a financially responsible guy whose careful oversight of our home finances allows us to live a comfortable life. But because technology permits him to check in online to see the day-to-day movement in what is now our account, I feel a lack of privacy and autonomy.
Last week, when chatting on the phone at work with Joe, I mentioned that I had purchased online a $20 pair of pajamas for my niece.
"They were $29," he said.
"Excuse me?" I replied.
"They were $29," he said. "I just happened to be looking at our statement."
"You are driving me crazy," I said.
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Like many situations that get on my nerves, this is one of my own creation. It started with The Drawer. When Joe and I started dating, he opened a drawer in my kitchen and found a crumpled wad of unopened bills. Some envelopes had wide red stripes across them and bore words like "FINAL NOTICE" and "COLLECTION AGENCY."
Joe shut the drawer quickly, as if preventing a serpent from ripping off his arm. He looked pale. He got sweaty.
"The thing about bills," I told him calmly, "is that when you don't pay them, they just send you another one."
The way I operated my finances was this: I paid my rent. I made regular (though not complete) payments on my credit card. Otherwise, when I was told a service was about to shut down, I'd pay the bill (plus the late fees and interest charges).
Joe could not abide by this. He is a person who is haunted by debt, someone who can't sleep if he thinks he has spent a dollar on credit that he couldn't spend in cash. He almost instantly set me up with an online checking account that would automatically pay my monthly bills -- and keep me from overdrawing my account.
When Joe and I began to contemplate spending our lives together, he expressed one reservation. "I'd like to marry you but I'm less enamored of your credit," he said. "We will never be able to buy a house or a car or anything."
So, at his insistence and with his help, I ordered a credit report and began writing letters to my debtors, asking for itemized explanations of what I owed.
Most of the bad marks on my report, it turned out, came from my interest and late fees. I paid them. The biggest bill (low thousands) turned out to be a scam -- a credit card set up by somebody using fraudulent information. I was on the road to clean credit. It was a lot of work. It's amazing what a gal will do for an engagement ring.
We got married. We had two kids. We were rather inextricably entangled. But I insisted on keeping our checking accounts separate. I wasn't trying to keep secrets, I just didn't want to explain my daily expenditures. He doesn't need to know how much my tank tops from the Gap cost. The financial mechanics of my hair color are none of his business.
As long as I paid the bills I was expected to pay personally, Joe had no issue with the separate accounts. That changed when I went on unpaid leave from work for a year to write a book. Without an income, my credit card started getting turned down. We received notices of late fees on my cellphone bills.
Finally, Joe said, "This is crazy. We've been married for years. Let's merge." I resisted. But when I began to have to ask my husband regularly to deposit cash in my account, I realized it was more intrusive to have to constantly ask him for money than to simply have a joint account. So I gave in.
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I know my husband well enough to know that when he is looking at my charges online, it's not an issue of his trying to control me or pry into my daily incidental spending. He is budget-focused. He wants to understand the sometimes disorganized ways in which I spend money so that he can construct a budget that lets us afford what we really want to afford. Without his eye on the budget, we never could have bought our house last year.
I've been back on the newspaper payroll for a year and a half, but I've made no adjustments to our arrangement. Out of temporary poverty during my book leave, I turned over my entire financial autonomy to my husband. Out of laziness, I have let him continue to oversee my entire financial life. It's a surprising circumstance for a one-time collegiate women's studies devotee to be in. But life is funny.
As I write this, I am deciding to assume a small measure of responsibility. We'll continue to have a joint checking account. But I am going to tell Joe that I will take over my cellphone bill, and that I'd like a credit card that is mine to use and to pay in privacy. Those bills, which have been going to him, will now go only to me. So he'll see the total I'm paying, but he doesn't have to see every little thing I'm spending money on.
I'm not a kid anymore, nor am I the helpless damsel in distress I sometimes pretend to be, because money stresses me out and I know I have my husband's own financial neuroses to back me up.
I'm a mother of a daughter now. And I need to teach her that if she works hard and lives responsibly, she can buy whatever pajamas she likes.
I'll let you know how it goes.
—Katherine Rosman writes about pop culture and technology for The Wall Street Journal; she and her family live outside New York City. Email: email@example.com. Twitter: @katierosman


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Oke, hi.
I don't really know what to write. I'm born 91 and just an amateur who draws random things during my free time. Drawing has been my main hobby since I was 5 maybe. I had no friends so I sat home drawing pictures all day. (Forever alone lol) Since then I just kept on drawing and I got better with it.
I was very quiet and shy in school, and I found it difficult to talk to new people. But I guess because of my drawing skills, my classmates took interest in me and tried to get to know me. And I felt happy because they appreciated my drawings for them.
Nowadays, nobody requests any drawings from me anymore. I used to draw a lot of pictures for others in the past. I guess it gets less fancy the older you get. ^^
But I still do draw from time to time. But only to my closest friends and those I really care about, without any requests - like a surprise! And I hope it will make them feel special. I would be anything beyond happy if my drawings could bring joy to others. :3
Sometimes I feel that drawing is the only thing I am good with. This skill has been helping me a lot along my way in life.
I wish I was good with using image editing tools. But my tablet sux and... I would basically ruin the drawings if I tried to color them using Photoshop. (I used to teach myself in the past) But I will probably just stick to traditional drawings from now on, and using adding effects. (Easy peasy for noobs like me)
The things I love to draw the most is anime. No real reason. Maybe because it is the easiest, I'm used to it. I like other types of art form too. But... Oil paintings can be quite messy, and water coloring, does take a while to finish. Pencil sketches I would have to spray on it to prevent smudging... I'm just plain lazy. :3
That is all for now!


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Heres a simple example.
function Person() {
this.name = "Ted";
this.age = 5;
persons[0] = new Person();
persons[1] = new Person();
If I have an array of Person objects, and I want to stringify them. How can I return JSON with only the name variable.
The reason for this is, I have large objects with recursive references that are causing problems. And I want to remove the recursive variables and others from the stringify process.
Thanks for any help!


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For the first time in 11 years, the Consumer Product Safety Commission has ordered a company to stop selling some high-powered desktop toys because children are getting hurt.
An administrative complaint has been filed against New York-based Maxfield & Oberton, the manufacturer of Buckyballs -- those small but very powerful magnets that are strong enough to mold and shape into different forms and structures on your desk.
The force of the magnets punched through 2-year-old Braylon Jordan's small intestine, almost all of which had to be surgically removed.
His mother, Meaghin Jordan explains, "Braylon isn't allowed to eat anything, so he has to be fed through a tunnel catheter in his chest."
Braylon has to wear an ostomy bag day and night that catches his waste. Still, it could have been worse.
Braylon's physician, Dr. R. Adam Noel says, "Braylon is fortunate to be alive."
In fact, Dr. Noel is conducting a nationwide study and says he's seeing an alarming increase in this type of injury.
Several different companies sell these rare-earth magnets and advertise online, including Buckyballs, Zen Magnets, Magnet Balls, and Neocube.
According to Andrea Rock with Consumer Reports, "They are fascinating, and sales are through the roof. For example, Buckyballs, which has only been on the market since 2009, claims to have annual sales of more than $25-million."
CPSC says the company refused to recall the product. In another front against the company, the agency said it was able to convince about 10 retailers, including Amazon.com and Brookstone, to stop selling Buckyballs.
Since 2009, CPSC says at least a dozen children, from toddlers to teens, have swallowed the magnets. Some required surgery.
A call to Maxfield & Oberton was not immediately returned.


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by Cory Herro May 18, 2016 Updated: May 19, 2016
The defense budget bill now heads to the House floor with the anti-LGBT language attached.
by Zack Ford May 2, 2016
Once again, the defense bill is being used to restrict LGBT rights.
by Kira Lerner Oct 28, 2015
Pucker up, Bush.
by Kira Lerner Mar 26, 2015
Late Wednesday, he introduced a budget amendment which would increase the defense budget by 16 percent over the next two years.
by Beenish Ahmed Dec 4, 2014
The bill affords $63.7 billion to "overseas contingency operations" in Afghanistan and Iraq. Didn't President Obama promise to end those wars?
by Ben Armbruster Apr 24, 2014
The United States spends more on defense than the next 12 countries combined, many of which are U.S. allies.
by Ben Armbruster Apr 9, 2014
Rep. Paul Ryan's (R-WI) budget will buy another aircraft carrier and cut funding for low-income Americans.
by Ben Armbruster Mar 12, 2014
Progressives on Congress want the American public to know how the federal government allocates funds for U.S. intelligence agencies and operations.
by Zack Beauchamp Feb 24, 2014
We're safer than we've ever been. So why can't we cut the Army down to size?
by Judd Legum & Ben Armbruster Dec 13, 2013
The New York Times says the Center for American Progress rewarded a defense contractor donor by advocating for more defense spending. But is that true?


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Assistant Director of Residence Life, responsible for Meyran Hall, leased Apartments at Sunset, and leased 7th Street DuplexesTel: 301-696-3627 Email: email@example.com: Whitaker Campus Center, Student Life Suite, Room 224
Christine Malone, assistant director of residence life, is a live-in professional staff member who directly oversees Meyran Hall, the leased Apartments at Sunset, and the leased 7th Street Duplexes (including the Language houses). She is responsible for oversight of the residential programming model, campus-wide events led by Residence Life, and specialized staff training. In addition, Christine, who reports to the director of residence life, supervises the area coordinator overseeing Marx Center, Coblentz Hall, and Shriner Hall, Molly Fabricatore.
Originally from Pennsylvania, Christine became interested in student affairs after speaking with several student affairs professionals. While completing her graduate work, she served as a graduate assistant with the Office of Residence Life and Housing. She also served as an intern with judicial affairs, student life and housing services throughout graduate school. Prior to coming to Hood College, she began her professional career as a residence hall coordinator at a small university in Columbus, Ohio, where she was involved in program planning, staff recruitment and selection, and she facilitated the RA leadership workshop. Christine earned a bachelor of science degree in business administration and a master of arts degree in counseling: student personnel services.
Through an integration of the liberal arts and the professions, Hood College provides an education that empowers students to use their hearts, minds and hands to meet personal, professional and global challenges and to lead purposeful lives of responsibility, leadership, service and civic engagement.
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Last year the weaving operations shut down, laying off 140 workers. Now the finishing and die-cutting part of the plant will stop. When that happens Mt. Vernon Mills in Brenham will close it's doors, letting the rest of it's workforce go. There were 90 people working there earlier this year, but the workforce has been pared down the last few months to about 50 workers.
City leaders in Brenham have been told the plant will officially close May 15th.