The only thing I came up with was Virginia Assessment Group, and despite the irony of the name, that just conjures up an image of some irate teachers.

I see your diplomatic plates and raise you a murdered-out crown vic/expedition with red and blues and GSA plates.

Mind = Blown!

The summer they get "off" is also without pay. Teachers are ten-month employees so they are not paid during the summer months. The money they receive is a pro-rated amount taken from their the 10-month salary to be held in escrow and paid during their non-contract months. During the contract period 16-20% of the…

Not too bad for non-.edu or agency speeds.

I won't argue with Reid Bigland all that much, especially since he's built like he could maybe take Superman in a fight.

You're absolutely right, and I should have been clearer. I guess the point I was trying to make is that I work in a part of my industry that generally costs money, instead of brings in money.

That's it exactly.

It's through a small firm that's run by family friends. But, the funds my money ultimately goes to are JP Morgan run and held.

Here's the crux of what I want, and how I think it differs from the question being asked:

This car makes me feel nothing.

Thank you Forza 3 for not only letting me identify where in the course this occurred, but possibly how it occurred...

1 healthy lung: $116,400.00

The average time on pump for a gas station is between 3 and 5 minutes. If Tesla can get their technology to the point where those 3 to 5 minutes give 150-200 miles of range, I'm sold.

Dammit, so did I.

That's the crux of my argument. I would need to use my car like that, as I do use my car like that. I don't stop every night on my way home from work to top off my tank. That doesn't make sense. I fill-up as needed.

There are some promising recharging technologies on the horizon that will significantly reduce the time at station for an EV - this one from a high school student, no less, seems particularly relevant: http://mashable.com/2013/05/22/sup…

Reverse: There isn't a price at which an electric car would be attractive to me. That's not to say I am anti-electric. I think what Tesla is doing is fantastic, and I would absolutely love to own one. The issue for me is not reliability or range, it's refueling.

"No, sir, Mr. Jones. That was pre-existing damage. If you'll look right here on the Fiesta-shaped car diagram, we've clearly notated the area as showing pre-existing damage. Feel free to file a complaint with our customer service department if you feel we in some way mistreated your vehicle."

I've been really happy with Dropbox, Soluto, and TeamViewer.