Short answer: no.

Red Oxx Sky Train

Red Oxx Sky Train

On Kerbin, we call this "Tuesday morning".

Hey, your boot is untied.

HA HA! Can't look down...

I would highly recommend *not* a balaclava. Just sayin'.

How do you mean that Smile breaks your wishlist button? When I am logged in to Smile and add something to my cart from the wishlist, it keeps me in the smile.amazon.com realm.

I just checked a recent (last week) Amazon Smile order and it took me straight to the order status page. Older Smile orders had a different link that took you to your overall order status page.

You'd be surprised at who reads what where. :)

"Don't get lazy", in the context of being complacent or fat-dumb-and-happy.

The cheapest route? Don't claim the body. Let the state handle it. AFAIK, they cannot make you claim it.

Any word if they have fixed the battery drain problem?

I really like(d) Google Camera, but my battery life went from "all day" to under 4 hours with it installed.

500px seems to have a good focus on the image, but it lacks the *useful* social features of Flickr, mainly Groups. Without a group pool function, images are usually a flash in the pan and then everybody moves on to the next image in the stream. There aren't self-curating collections to browse for a particular…

...and this, coupled with their website redesign, is why I have left Flickr after 10 years.

For long-guns, 6" diameter PVC pipe with a solid cap on one end and a threaded cap on the other, both sealed with silicone. Just make sure that the weapons are cleaned, greased and wrapped in oil cloth before sealing them up.

I've been using Checker Plus for quite some time and it is great. Extensive features and customizations and a developer that responds quickly to questions and comments.

With Flickr's latest redesign of the photo page, I'm about ready to walk away from them. I was an early adopter (mid-2004) and have had a paid subscription with them since they were first offered.

Correction: The case is Artisan & Artist.

There is also the "Thunderball" variant of the "hijacking for later use" theory.

Not supporting or discounting any theory, but the statement "it seems highly unlikely that anyone would be able to keep all 239 people on board from pulling out their cell phones and getting SOME sort of communication out" is easy to discount.