Quick summary for the impatient:

While you’re the one who gets to decide what is for you to cry over and what is not, if something made you cry in the first place, then it’s something to cry over. That doesn’t mean you can’t find your way back to not crying and then decide it was silly, but everyone is definitely entitled to those emotions as they’re…

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It has nothing to do with how much money is spent, but on what it is spent and what is taught as a result. The schools I went to were consistently top-rated and produced an inordinate number of individuals who went on to prestigious colleges and prestigious careers.

Not all, but most for sure. It’s certainly not out of the ordinary, and I’d expect that a decent chunk expected it. Although, I’d also expect that the ‘Beta’, open and closed, gave some a false sense of hope.

Seriously can you just stop using this shoddy flash video system you’ve got going and just put it on youtube. Is JWPlayer a thing gawker media are wasting money on? It’s the kinja of flash players.

This is absolutely correct and I’m a little baffled at the claim that they’re not comparable products. Both offer a storefront to purchase games, a social layer to connect with friends, automatic updates, library management, achievement and stat tracking, multiplayer matching, early access to in-development games.…

They do not offer similar services or even the same products.

That’s because this article is 0% substance.

Wrong. A person doesn’t owe you an explanation for why they’re not interested. The fact that they’re not interested should be enough.

This is not to say that providing a reason wouldn’t be nice, or helpful. Just that people do not owe you a reason for saying no to a date or romantic overture.