Personally, I'd buy it and flip it on eBay for what I paid. It'll be like getting a year of Amazon Prime for free.

Personally, I'd buy it and flip it on eBay for what I paid. It'll be like getting a year of Amazon Prime for free.

Not saying that this isn't a good deal BUT when you can get the Moto G 2014 for only $179, not locked down to the Amazon universe, then I don't see why people would buy this phone

Not saying that this isn't a good deal BUT when you can get the Moto G 2014 for only $179, not locked down to the…

the fire phone should have been free with amazon prime.

the fire phone should have been free with amazon prime.

Honestly, at this point, they should just give them away if you sign up for Prime.

Honestly, at this point, they should just give them away if you sign up for Prime.

That's still $189 too much. I'm going to just wait for the new Asus ZenFone 2 for $199 in Q2.

That's still $189 too much. I'm going to just wait for the new Asus ZenFone 2 for $199 in Q2.

Reading the comments section on industry-specific websites and blogs is a good way to learn how people in that industry think and pick up some tips. You may even make a professional connection by getting in on the conversation.

That is something I've avoided with my exercise and diet changes: the reward food. Admittedly, I actually really enjoy exercise and being active, but I just try to treat it as its own reward.

4 Miller Lites? You just did 2 hrs on the Elliptical, haven't you suffered enough?

Magic word: UNION.

That's true, but 90% of retail workers aren't providing that, even. They're not even providing perfectly adequate customer service. Most of the time I go shopping all I want is to be pointed in the direction of where I might find the thing I want.

Let's be honest here: retail labor isn't exactly hard to come by in these situations. Headhunting is, for better or for worse, for people with relatively more rare skills.

Huh, I didn't realize CCleaner didn't remove those. Doesn't Windows' Disk Cleanup do this, though?

I like CCleaner, but maybe I'm only using the free version, since I thought it's supposed to remove the Windows Update installers as well. For those not in the know and want to do it...

Go buy a modem...You can get a good Motorola one at Best Buy (or probably cheaper on Amazon) for ~$50-$80... Then you don't have to pay a modem rental fee. The modem (you own) pays for itself in about 7 months. Be sure to check with TWC first though, as you need to buy a compatible modem.

Don't get me wrong. I think it should be pretty obvious that great care should be taken with fire. And if it's not, you learn your lesson pretty quick. That being said, I grew up in the south. Home of ample flammable materials, dense woods, and kids with more lighters than sense. You also learn pretty quickly that…

Okay, I've put up walls, done drywall, done electrical runs and outlets, plumbing, etc.

At the same time, I have one friend in particular who doesn't know which end of a screwdriver to hold. Tightening the valve stem above? Guarantee that he'd either loosen it, or over tighten it.

ONLY do things that you feel…

Almost every fix is simple. Installing a new faucet is fairly straight forward. Repairing a hole in the wall is not hard. Changing an outlet is more a matter of remembering which wire attached to which end. Changing out a lock is not too hard.

I worked for a now defunct beer distributor in Alaska and we would help clean the lines at some of the bars. It was beyond disgusting how far gone some bars would let their lines go to the point where you'd see beerstones in your beer when poured from the tap. It looked like someone had emptied an unlit cigarettes…

I think that if Google decided to shut down their site for a day, everyone would miss it. To date there is nothing easier and more reliable than google for web search. I would rather have it and work with a few search results that don't match my interests than to not have this exceptional resource at all.