The URL is encrypted:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/499591/are-https-urls-encrypted

Weird, I just read this new article: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/story/2012/06/15/edmonton-university-school-shooting.html?cmp=rss

And then I came to /. to read this.

For a properly maintained car, yes. This is part of the safety inspection for autocrossing, if there are power brakes they are pumped a couple of times when the car off to make sure it still works. I don't have a ton of autocrossing experience but I've never seen a car fail inspection for that reason.

I don't know how the gear selector works on your specific model, but every automatic transmission I have driven allows you to go from 1->2->D->N without pressing the button on the selector. That way you can slam your hand into it and it will stop in N rather than going into R.

Practicing this was part of my driver training in Canada.

IMAX theatres do (at least they claim to).

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=imax+12000+watts+sound

What about a t-shirt? http://teamcoco.com/buy-gear

If you like zombie movies, you need to check out Fido.

Olden times? They still do... but instead of a motor, it's a peak detector.

http://whitehorsestar.com/archive/story/time-passed-more-slowly-over-the-easter-holiday/

Vancouver has its pros and cons. It all depends on what your lifestyle is. It's been called the No Fun City due to archaic liquor laws, restaurant/bar hours, and other things. Not a big deal to me personally.

Check out the threads on http://www.reddit.com/r/vancouver, there are a ton about people asking to move there. Recommendations about neighbourhoods, etc. Check out http://www.bctechnology.com/ if you are looking for a job in high tech.

I wouldn't be concerned about having to hide the fact that you are an American citizen, this city is full of immigrants and we generally get along quite well.

Be prepared to be shocked by real estate prices. They are insane around here. http://www.mls.ca/ has Canada wide listings.

Cool, thanks for the tip!

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