Still waiting for the Gizmodo feature on how it happened, the Lifehacker feature on how to make sure it doesn't happen to us, the Jezebel feature on how our culture allows males to feel that they can invade any women's privacy, the Gawker feature on how 4chan heard about the leaks, along with the TMZ call to get them…

You guys are such hipsters.

I like to add ground tapioca to fruit pies. It keeps the juice from running all over without the icky gelatinous texture of pectin or the complete ineffectiveness of cornstarch or flour.

That is a gorgeous pie!

That's what I'm taking about. Nicely done!

Also in Paper, which is a much nicer Facebook app, IMHO. I haven't been forced out to messenger yet from there (I use messenger, as well, but often reply to things in paper).

In case you're still super duper against the Facebook Messenger app (which I kind of am), you can use Paper which has messages built-in. Some of us are really persnickety about our smartphone homescreens!

Yes and no. TrueCar has basically coopted car dealerships and then uses their own data against them, but TrueCard still makes money, which inevitably comes from you. It's CarMax without the overhead.

The best time to buy used is 1 year old cars that are still under factory warranty and have low mileage and are already depreciated. I got $16k off sticker on my 2011 BMW M3 drop top in sept of 2011. Had 6k miles and under warranty.

exception is tesla. They sell direct which is why some states are banning them from having a dealership.

When your old car starts costing you more monthly than a new cars payments.

Haha, most consumers do not realize it, but TrueCar is anti-dealership and their best friend. TrueCar is killing the car industry by forcing dealers to sell their cars under invoice. The pricing document literally says "$_________ under invoice".

This graphic alone is an argument for direct sales from manufacturers. Sleazy car salesmen will still have jobs selling used cars. Sure, there won't be as many jobs so only salesman whom are the sleaziest and most skilled at fleecing purchasers to the maximum will remain employed. The others will no doubt find other…

Yeah, communism was pretty bad.

Peppers and onions can be purchased in the frozen variety and added to a meal rather than wasting fresh. I've done the same with berries as they can be pretty delicate. We would puree, add a bit of stevia some times, and a dash of vanilla and cinnamon. Pop the puree into individual containers or ice trays and then pop…

My friends and I cooked weekly with a budget of $45 -$55 which would include 3 meals and 2 snacks and one free option. This included our pantry of seasonings and herbs, a mix of fresh and frozen, meat/fish/seafood, veggies, and a grain like quinoa. One week one of the girls had a donation from her sister of healthy…

Man, those are gigantic... I prefer the nGroove Snap2 - utilizes the cd slot so it's at the perfect height and uses a magnet so you can get your phone in and out super fast. It also doubles as a tripod for pics. Been using it since it was source funded.

Man, those are gigantic... I prefer the nGroove Snap2 - utilizes the cd slot so it's at the perfect height and uses…

I'm right there with ya. I use the same technique and it is dirt cheap! Won't touch hot coffee anymore. I was using paper filters initially but found that they took too long to drain. I stopped by my local home brew equipment shop and picked up a hop bag. Easy to clean, no more buying coffee filters and they drain…

I have to put a suggestion out there for Papers. It's similar to Mendeley, but has a lot more options for searching, annotating, tagging, and citing articles. I've heard it described as iTunes for journal articles. Anyone who reads dozens of journal articles should have SOME sort of formal system for keeping track of…