That's kind of you to said. I am, as you probably surmised, an atheist. One of my dearest (and oldest) friends is a Christian. She teaches Sunday schools and goes to Bible camp. I don't have an issue with religious people. I just don't think one should believe something because they were told to, or because others do. But if someone has read the Bible and decided that's the life they want, that fine. My father was very religious. He often told me, "I'm your father. You'll believe what I believe." I would often reply, "if everyone thought that way we'd still be burning witches at the stake."

Right, and I'm saying your reasons for calling it "highly unlikely" are invalid. I could use your same logic to say the opposite. The Jews and the Muslims do not believe in the resurrection, and they have also been around for thousands of years, and have millions of followers.

Really? The Jewish faith is about 5000 years old. That's 3000 more than Christians. They don't believe in the resurrection. Neither do the Muslims, and they way out number your "millions and millions." So, are they the "geniuses" or are you? Because you both can't be right, and using time or number of people doesn't prove your point, neither.

So, because something popular, it must be true. And if people die believing something, it must be true. Wow, no wonder people choose dogma over critical thinking. Thinking for yourself must be too hard. Just follow all the lemmings that came before you. They MUST know what they are talking about!

How do you know? It maybe not be that they were lying, but nut-job crazy. Besides, you think no one has every gone to their grave hiding the truth?

I don't know, why don't you ask the "Heaven's Gate" cult members.

I remember reading an article recently where a woman bought a new ipod and gave her old one to her daughter. The daughter got mad looking at the big, ugly, old ipod and told her mother she was ruining her life.

I would also include:
Alright you Primitive Screwheads, listen up! You see this? This... is my boomstick!

Oh God, yes.

Right now I'm learning to code Java - it's pretty terrible.

Anyone know what the best way to complain? I have TWC, and I've already emailed them to say I will cancel when this comes to my area. I seriously doubt that will have much of an effect, though.

Can you explain this a little more for a non-electrical engineer? What exact is apparent power? How does is affect the utility company and not me? Thanks.

Save them until winter, then burn them for heat. If you don't have a fireplace or wood stove, give them to a bum to burn in a barrel for heat. By bum I mean an out of work fellow software engineer (except anyone who worked on Twitter or Facebook, you should be warm in the afterlife when you burn in hell). Pay it forward...