I'm a time traveller and I need something just like this, but it has to have all years from 1900-2050.

TV actually saves me $1 million.

ING is overrated.

The reasons I use Firefox are for Foxmarks and a little bit of better web viewing (less crazy looking web pages) compared to Opera, otherwise Opera is leaner, faster and has everything integrated.

Based on inflation and previous postal increases, it all works out to be the same...except if you buy the stamp right before a hike (the rate hikes are known in advance). If you buy the stamps right now, it's like giving the USPS an interest free loan.

Very nice. I use xplorer but I haven't really scratched the surface of what it can do.

It has potential, but because there needs to be more sorting options/suppressions it's not going to be the first stop in searching, maybe only a 4th or 5th.

Get a job ASAP, anything, just to get something.

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One of the choices on there is "Find Parking Spot"

Instead of using quicken, I use yodlee. Free beta at moneycenter.yodlee.com or use a version that your bank uses.

I agree with everybody else (well, it's really just 2 people posting multiple times) on the meaninglessness of twitter.

Being that I've opened about 10 to 15 high yield savings accounts (either for various bonuses or rate chasing), I'm going to recommend [ufbdirect.com] and HSBC Direct.