The worst part is that he had to walk alone.

What I really need is an app that does all of this, but then also lets me export the list to Wunderlist, since that's where I compile my weekly grocery list. Apps like this that build lists are great, but if the list stays in the app I have two competing grocery lists going: lists for food for meals, and lists for…

I can't help but thinking that there's probably a middle ground between "$550 rice cooker" and "$30 rice cooker".

It's pretty funny how many comments are against pen/paper notetaking when you look at how that vote's turning out.

From the TV replay, this tackle looked like a clean hit. A HARD clean hit, but clean; it's actually pretty much as Gipson says, he lowers his shoulder and goes for the runner. Watching it live looked like spearing, but that's mostly just because of how fast the whole thing was; on replay, there appeared to be minimal…

From the TV replay, this tackle looked like a clean hit. A HARD clean hit, but clean; it's actually pretty much as Gipson says, he lowers his shoulder and goes for the runner. Watching it live looked like spearing, but that's mostly just because of how fast the whole thing was; on replay, there appeared to be minimal…

From the TV replay, this tackle looked like a clean hit. A HARD clean hit, but clean; it's actually pretty much as Gipson says, he lowers his shoulder and goes for the runner. Watching it live looked like spearing, but that's mostly just because of how fast the whole thing was; on replay, there appeared to be minimal…

Yeah, I wasn't into it then, but I've heard those old ones were sluggish...the new one's pretty good, though, and the match engine actually looks decent as well. I had a two-three year stint where the only game I played for any length of time was FM (FM'09-12); I'm on a year-long hiatus and have mostly skipped 13…

There's a similar thrill in "Football Manager", where you take charge of every aspect of a professional soccer team, set up the training, figure out the tactics and the formations and the set piece instructions, and then...watch them play the game. Something about setting up your side well and watching as it comes…

The Neymar third-party ownership deal is a much different situation. It's very common in Brazil for clubs to sell ownership stock in a player to outside investors (Kia Joorabchian got his start this way) as a method to raise money for the club; it's basically an advance on the transfer fee. When a player's sold, all…

Minus the likelihood of ever actually winning a tournament. There's not a ton of talent there, and they'd get picked apart if they got out of the group stage. A solid defense and well-structured team will get you to a certain point, but eventually you need to do more, and do it consistently.

To be fair to Switzerland, they did actually manage to beat Spain at the last World Cup. They're not a fun team or particularly inventive team, but they're the textbook definition of an "organized" team that is very difficult to score on.

That was the Bess you could do, huh?

Even with the doping he wasn't strong enough to be her man.

Are you saying flamers aren't welcome in Moscow?

No Fringe?

Act like you've been there befo- Oh, wait.

Can you even get FIFA on PC?

Lichdom vaguely reminds me of Arx Fatalis.

I'm currently running a course through my church as well, and I think his main point (he makes it early on in one of the videos) is that money is 20% knowing what to do and 80% doing it. The class really spends a lot of time reinforcing ways you can change your behavior in relation to money.