I and many others i'm sure, disagree... lesser earthquakes feel like a flat tire, that's why many might THINK "you don't feel anything less than a 7.5." It also depends on the type of quake.

Oh, its somewhat funny. I'm in So Cal and I went to my first meeting/trip to a sheriff's station... All I remember is the person in charge getting into it with my mom because we showed up a few minutes late and were asked to leave. So my mom was like WTF and argued. So I was "allowed" to finish that outing, but wasn't allowed to return lol. I don't really have anything against the organizations, I've met a lot of people have been in them and they're all cool, not like the ones who gave me the boot :P

what about the london projection? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2D5pfYfIs8

I got kicked out of the cub scouts on my first visit/meeting! So since then on, I look down upon your fine organization! (Except eagle scouts, they're pretty bad ass)

Actually, in certain industrial operations they reverse the "hover board" to make it lift heavy materials effortlessly. They magnetize portions of the ground to lift pallet-like areas. It's really interesting. Before I knew about that, I first thought about it in school when using a magnetic vice for a grinder: if you can clamp a piece of metal to a powered magnetic surface, why not reverse the polarity and lift it instead? Pretty sweet! Now we just need a skate park using that!

The "extended star wars universe" has had its hits and misses, but for the most part is pretty good. The question is, how would she go about it? Would it be like the SWU where Lucas controls certain parts of the timeline, or would writers be able to just go at it? It has HUGE potential - both before and after HP's timeline, but will it pan out? I think the key lies with her in what she would allow to be done and what she would be involved in herself.

While I do agree with you in that the privacy of a person should not be negotiable, people do it all the time! They're known as stars, primarily out of Hollywood, CA. Once a person makes it big on TV, film or in music, they have effectively 0% privacy. They know this going in - and some actually enjoy that and get famous because if their publicity. So, maybe for those accepting the ToS, it might be worthwhile to them. But for me? Not at all.

I am not a fan of FB or MS, and only have a fake MS account (set up in my friends honor). But G+ I like. Like I said before, the big G is getting an awful lot of our info together, but the tradeoff is having everything seamlessly connected.

They're still working out the bugs, but I'm getting the hang of it and really like it... I especially like that I can filter the incoming flow of spam some people throw up. 1 person was drowning out everyone else by the number of posts they had lol.

i don't think it's very common... lol but it was south of Rancho Cucamonga.

Yeah I don't know where these guys are at, but just taking a look at the "nearby" entries, there are some hotties (chicks) on there!

You're very right about that... I was interviewing at a place that does custom spas and kitchens.... and everything went great, they took me up to a board room and I met some more people. Was loving it! Sounded like a tight knit family operation... until they started asking what I liked to do on my "off time." I explained I like music and art etc etc and they kept pushing at "what else?" lol Eventually, I understood it to be what do you do on Sunday (they were very discrete). So after I got the hint, and I could say it's fairly obvious they were Christian, I didn't believe they had to know what I believed in, so of course I didn't share. And needless to say, I didn't get the job. My religious beliefs should not be the deciding factor for my employment.