Yep. I'm not a republican, but I vote so on the basis of philosophy that redistributing wealth is communism, socialism, unfairism.
Obama won on hype, and hype alone, and on the word "change". He didn't win on how he is going to change Washington, but that 'change will come.' I hope none of Obama's socialist agenda goes through.
On a second note, he is now our president. I wish him best of luck and hope he does an excellent job. I don't think he will, but I still greatly hope that he succeeds and I hope America is better off through his presidency.
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Don't worry, I'm still doing the competition..
On a serious note, I'm looking forward to the MC test in 10 min. I won't have the time to do it tonight but I'm gonna check it out at least so I can think while going to bed. Good luck to everyone, most of us will not make it through.
No, I just highlight the bottom line. And both move still.
Has MaRo given any numbers yet?
University of Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Science in Economics Candidate
and then I try to tab the second line so it looks like this:
University of Pennsylvania
............Bachelor of Science in Economics Candidate
it just looks like this:
............University of Pennsylvania
............Bachelor of Science in Economics Candidate
The lines move together. Likewise, if I highlight a line and try to bullet it it will bullet all the text around it, or if I try to right-align text it also messes everything up. If I have
University of Pennsylvania May 2012
and then I highlight "May 2012" and do right align, "University of Pennsylvania" also right aligns with it. If I have
University of Pennsylvania
May 2012
and do the same thing of highlight just "May 2012" and clicking the right-align button, "University of Pennsylvania" also moves. I can't format my resume with all of this nonsense. Is there a way to stop this?
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It is the most horrifying thing I've ever heard, and I love electronic music.
It was funny, intense, and at the end it left me both jealous and inspired. I could do something like that too. I just need to put in a ton of work. A ton. It gave me newfound respect for entrepreneurs for the work they have to put in to be successful, and it also reminded me of the cutthroat idea-stealing world of tech. See Steve Jobs and Bill Gates.
Are some cards just glitchy?
EDIT: Apparently people above me are having the same problem. I searched the thread which returned nothing, hence my post.
My problem is I have my world concept, but I want to finalize my mechanics before I start delving deeper into the flavor and specifics of my world (locations, entities, etc.)
I'm doing this first so my idea is unique and not subtly influenced by others' work, but also so I can prove to myself I'm good enough for the job. If I can't do the bulk of it myself, why would they be willing to pay me?
I'm doing an email survey of Catholic Priests for a project. I am interviewing some with the same questions, but I want to run a statistical analysis on their responses and would like as many responses as possible.
Anyone have a suggestion of where I can find a listserv or a large grouping of church/priest email addresses? Instead of googling individual websites and compiling a bunch?
How does that work?