Brian

Similar to Massacre's post, this is Kilju, what I saw a while back on /b

Well it never hurts to apply, even if I don't get it. There's many companies, but I'm sure Google would be very prestigious.

Been looking around and I'd like to try and get an internship with Google or Apple in the future.

Thanks!

That honestly sounds amazing

They say a PH of 4 is pretty good for yeast respiration. Oranges range from 3-4.

I remember seeing something similar for wine on /b I shall try this though

People really underestimate the human body... In a period of 4 months I put on 15 pounds of muscle last year. Not a single protein shake was taken. I haven't lifted in a long time though, and I should start again.

I'm not talking about lawyers getting overpaid, I'm talking about the amount of graduates obtaining law degrees and trying to find a job in that field...

One of the few job markets I see getting too many is law, that's about it right now. MBA's too as a degree. If you take a more specified major though you're bound to do better, still among the top jobs in the country. Being an accountant and being a broker do not correlate either.

You really don't know what you're talking about do you... The dow is at it's highest ever and the hosting market is making a huge boom once again. Recovery doesn't happen overnight. Look at the crash of the 80's and compare that to 2008. Then look at what happened in between.

Well, I can understand that, but the average person takes a few years to get a large enough pay raise for it to be considered "well-paying". Also, once again I am referring to my area as well, where $100,000 is really just upper middle class here, and even then after taxes and expenses you're not left being "wealthy".

Took my photo of the Williamsburg Bridge and made a Tilt-shift photo, I like how it came out.

You won't make money right out of college with any job, that's a given. It takes years upon years of learning and working. However, despite what you say, banking and the economy is never going away. Sure, the market took a hit in 2008, and now it's bouncing back. People are once again investing, we have more and more people entering the world and an entire new generation on the way. The market will always take its hits and then bounce back. Finance and investing is a great field to work in as long as you know what you're doing.

Successfully made a shake today without spillage, honeydew and pineapple with a banana. Great flavors.

Can't claim it as your own, sadly. It's a great idea. https://www.google.c...iw=1920&bih=912 Accidental douchery, I apologize.

I don't live in the city, but some areas are really nice. I love Downtown [Financial district and South Street seaport] and northern manhattan. I think you over think way too many things for your age, don't assume anything at 15 or 16, at that age the only thing I knew for sure is that every morning I'd wake up with a boner - everything else was pure speculation and wrongness. I live for the future, I look forward to it and it's really the only thing that motivates me in many things, to better myself for then, and once I'm happy I move onto another goal.

Fix'd

I'd like something that sounds better, it's a 2004. If this were a classic it would be different.

I'd like to buy a new pair of tweeters for my car These are currently in mine (factory set). Top right corner of door Any recommendation on what I should replace them with?

The chat issue is still occurring, if it means anything.

New York (esp. NYC and LI) are very diverse when it comes to industries. To be honest I do think my area offers among the best chances to make it, but it can be expensive to live here.

I had to get at least one up skirt to fit in... that was not Tracy.

I killed Amanda doe

I'm eating the soup right now, tastes great. No blood added.