I realize this article was just about cook-tops, but the question also pertains to ovens. Usually they use the same form of heat and while a gas cook-top may be the "best," usually electric ovens are preferable to gas especially for baking. You could get a dual-fuel oven, but those are expensive. So it's something to…

Look at all this room for activities!

And don't forget to post on all social media that you're going on vacation!

The real question is why is Bond drinking Vodka martinis instead of real martinis made with gin?

I hate colored maps where the colors have no significance except to differentiate states...

Where's the data for people who contribute $450/month in order to max their IRA out in 1 year? Would also be interesting to compare.

So, if you're 30, you'd put 80% of your portfolio in stocks (110 - 30 = 80) and the remaining 20% in lower-risk bonds. If you're more conservative, however, you may want to put 20% in bonds instead. It's up to you, but this is a good starting point.

Is this a model of the city of Theed on Naboo?

You still haven't defined "market." Like...if I live in NYC should I use all of NYC as my market...or maybe just Manhattan...or maybe just Tribeca. And I think you're confusing income with wealth. It doesn't matter what my income is, so you can't compare earning $12,000 by one person, and $15,000 by another and THAT…

Wait...you say if the average person will be short on retirement needs...then you don't set that as an income to beat. But then you say your goal is to have more money than the average person in the same market? Not exactly sure how you define 'market' here...but assuming it's the U.S. population, the average person…

The article on Monday is comparing net worth...not at all the same as income. Net worth comparisons are not subjective. They're saying in this article that comparing only 1 thing you see in another person's life to yours is not a good comparison.

Having more money than the average person in the same market does NOT mean you are doing well, and is not a good goal. Some people don't want to have more money (their spending may be way lower), so why would they quantify themselves as "not doing well" if they have less than someone else? Also, if the average person…

Sorry, but you're incorrect. If you check the source they got this from, you'll see that everything is in cL. You could obviously use fl. oz...but you could also use gallons if you wanted.

These measurements are actually in centiliters (cL). They do obviously work as parts too if you divide or multiply, but just so you know if you want to make them so they fit in the specified glasses...use cL.

Spend as much time learning analytics communication as learning models. The popularity of machine learning has led to swaths of data scientists who hunch over a computer analyzing data but can't communicate the results. I've seen data scientists attempt to explain results by trying to teach C-levels what a random…

People that like their parents/family I would assume

Bring a gun?

Nice. Interesting combination with mahogany on top and rosewood as the back/sides, I don't think I've seen that before. The new D15M uses mahogany all around. I usually like rosewood more so most of the guitars I own have it as their tonewood with sitka or adirondack tops.

Nice, what kind?

Roth IRA through Vanguard or another company would work if you're looking for retirement savings, never too early to start that.