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    I'm pretty sure they mean Virginia.

    Favorite!

    I like this.

    And here's the video since the youtube link is down:

    I've always felt like Nintendo really wanted you to put yourself into the character.

    If it were up to me, I'd want to have a simple character named Robin that tastefully represented what we all loved about him. Not anything major, just a shop keeper in one of the cities. Or another student at the academy, if this were Skyward Sword, for example.

    I doubt we're actually less intelligent than we used to be. It's more likely that stupid people have a larger platform and are just more noticeable. How many times has a Gawker site made an entire post out of a Twitter reaction, for instance? I worry that too many people process that kind of post as evidence of…

    I love you, man.

    Here's the global numbers, according to IDC.

    Comcast is not a property of GE. GE sold 51% of NBC to Comcast in 2009 and I think sold the other 49% last year.

    Your reason might be different (bad driver avoidance versus the typical animal spirits that cause people to compete for a single spot advantage in merging), but blocking out is still the primary cause of merging delays.

    Wait, do you mean that you close people out in merging situations because they might be bad drivers?

    Thanks for the rec. That book is only $2 for the Kindle edition right now, for anyone else interested.

    I would generally advise that someone buy into a few fixed income etfs (LQD, HYG, BND, TIP) to end up with about 4-5% with monthly payments instead of anything offered by a bank, but question 3 is staring me right in the face as I do that. Those funds should slowly fall as rates rise, which is supposed to happen mid…

    QUOTE | "It would be disingenuous for me to sit here and say, 'we will never have an issue again,' because that would mean we were never going to push out titles too soon again. And I don't want to be that company." - EA CEO Andrew Wilson, talking about the launch problems of Battlefield 4.

    Yes, it will :(

    Luckily for you, I'm too dumb to rightfully mock you over it. Just go see if you can also pause it on the penis frame.

    It's the 11th hidden secret in the first link: