As a Medium introvert I think this is awesome.

That's the first thing I thought of as well.

I watched all of season 1 in a sitting and said "my god I have got to read theses books". I plowed through all five books, they are awesome; but now I have no real desire to watch the show.

Just another fire bender.

How did you develop the novel and codas structure? Did you work on them all at once or did the codas develop once the main story of the novel was done?

I keep thinking these are the people (nutjobs) that the Obama campaign needs to showcase. Most of the undecided voters are fairly middle of the road, so presenting Obama as a foil to these people is a strong argument for re-election in my opinion.

I was taught the abracadabra technique to get past subvocalization. You just say abracadabra over and over while reading.

Thanks, damn Australian keyboard.

Because matching people taking notes and reading books make for such entertaining movies.

The weight of sod is roughly 5 pounds (2.26 kg) a square foot. That's a hell of a lot of added weight for you typical home roof. Not to even get in to the maintenance an upkeep.

We already went through that mess during the Reformation.

I really liked it, like others the only issue I had was shifting gears once the codas took a turn for the serious.

Only for out of print/circulation material.

Not really all that decent but a good trainer.

If the election goes well, hopefully the Tea Party.

How about a way to have custom alerts based off an email address?

VIP Mail is my favorite so far. The ability to only have set contact play an audible alert is great. I was using an external service for this functionality but the setup was less than ideal. Something I've always said should have been included from the start.

Without it my sinuses are so inflamed I can't smell anyway.

I actually be excited about the retired shuttles if they were being replaced with something better instead of nothing at all.

"It's no good. I can't maneuver!" ... It didn't go in. It just impacted on the surface."