How did you know my mother's maiden name?!

I know that this usually applies to fee-only advisors, but I'm not sure about planners.

I suspect that you have a good financial planner.

That's exactly what you should do. This is a good article for people who aren't as clear on what/how they should ask these things and what the responses mean.

At least, he can be in a bad mood about anything!

Well, I should be clear that I'm not discounting it as a really cool solution! 40 fpm (official units) seems pretty good to me!

It's almost impossible to believe that this isn't a joke, but it raises a few questions. Is it powered by the dam? Is it less likely to breakdown than a fish ladder? How many fish can it throw in a given time?

In this case, is the definition of slums "areas without city services"?

I'm not trying to tell you what to do (or trying to work myself into doing it)

Oh, I didn't realize we were getting recursive, here.

In all seriousness, it's in the article.

My Stinkor figure had a faintly sweet smell that I always found somewhat pleasant. Other people's were really stinky, though!

The heightened senses is what I was thinking of. I feel like his heightened sense of touch is always relegated to his hands. I was sort of imagining that his suit material is thin enough not to impede it too much, but I guess the thing about fiction is that it's somewhat open to interpretation. Anyhow, starting in…

I guess I have to read the Mark Waid stuff, now, because I think that sounds cool. However, I would imagine that he would feel the heat of the laser on his skin.

Does that mean you're from DC?

They're not releasing the lemurs, are they? You just say that they're setting the data free, but I just want to be sure. I went there in 1994 or 95 and would love to visit again!

I think that people often do a bad job of calculating time value. They look at their base wage/salary, but don't factor in taxes, travel time/car use cost, and other factors that bring their effective wage down. If you make $25/hour and save $25 with an hour of planning, you're ROI is greater than working for an…

I agree with your second point, but regarding the first, I think that the impact runs both ways. I wish that e-ink had been better exploited, though. I suspect further development would have had great results.

I think I see e-ink displays every day and no one in my house has one. I'm not sure that they changed much, but they gave tablets a jumping off point and have impacted how people read.

I was searching for a photo of my terrified hand next to one, but couldn't find it. I've read that their mandibles are so long that they can't really hurt humans, but when you're near one, it's still nerve-wracking!