What's the big deal? To quallify for a loan, lenders generally won't quallify you if you're going to be spending more than about 38 - 40% of you're income on housing. people push right against that limit all the time. It seems like when people get to where they are spending less than 30% of their income on housing, they're looking to upgrade.

was using X-Marks until recently. Works pretty well and syncs across desktops, laptops, & portable. Lately, I've been moving all of it to Evernote using their "Clip to Evernote" & Evernote's "Clearly". It's still free and accessible on all my devices. Evernote will index all the pages by the contents of the saved pages. Evernote often even does OCR on the graphics in the saved pages and includes that in the index. You can have your Google searches include your Evernote account (makes it easier to find stuff). It's hard to figure out which bookmark you want by the bookmark name.

The public transportation in my city is little more than a joke. People only use it because they have no choice, not because it's a desirable way to get around. "Free" would be no bargain.

Just yesterday Airbus & Siemens were being accused of dirty tricks concerning the channel crossing.

http://www.flyingmag.com/aircraft/airbus-vs-pipistrel-electrifying-english-channel-race