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  1. You probably have little to no chance of getting the higher grade. I ran into this when I was in college. I questioned my grade and the professor went back and changed my class participation grade to leave me a few thousandths of a point short of an A. With no written evidence (she only showed me the grade previously), the Provost sided with the professor. He actually was quite rude and obnoxious about it too.

  2. I'm still working on the order of things but the here's a roughly in order list of my top 10 or so.

    Moving Mountains - Foreword

    Thursday - Common Existence

    Cursive - Mama, I'm Swollen

    Polar Bear Club - Chasing Hamburg

    Thrice - Beggars

    Manchester Orchestra - Mean Everything to Nothing

    Transit - Stay Home

    Fireworks - All I Have to Offer is My Own Confusion

    Oceansize - Frames (not released in US until this year)

    Kevin Devine - Brothers Blood

    Title Fight - The Last Thing You Forget

  3. Dude, don't get sucked in to the easy way out. Trying to find a partner by comparing a list of variables is like choosing a religion from the "religion" box on a facebook profile. If someone can sum themselves up in 200 words or less then there obviously isn't that much going on.

    Get your self out there, take a risk. It's not easy, It's not fast and 9 times out of 10 it isn't going to be successful but it will be damn sure more fun. It's not about what you end up with its all about the journey.

    I'm not discrediting these sites, and if worked for you then its awesome. I just enjoy finding out about people from talking to them not from reading their profile. Also, i have had some good relationships from people with absolutely nothing in common with me that i would of missed out on if my friends had run a cross check on us before we met.

    Good luck with what ever you choose to do.

    I agree with this. You're dismissing people because of some quirk on their profile and who knows how truthful people are with those things. I would think you'd find more socially awkward people or people who can't make time to go meet people on there. I'm skeptical of it but there will always be people who are successful with it.

  4. I haven't gotten around to listening to this yet. I have all of his previous stuff, but he is starting to get stale to me. The songs are starting to all blur together and sound the same. Especially live, to me he has gotten less fresh (not sure if that's the right word). Maybe if he could draw enough to bring a band out it might make the songs better. I am not excited to hear this like I was when At Home came out. Will give it a chance this week.

  5. I have no problem going to shows alone. It's often hard to find people who like the band or are open minded to see them. It's definitely fun with other people but by going alone you don't need to worry about them being ready to go on time, wanting to leave early etc. I can't imagine how many great shows I would have missed and good people I wouldn't have met if I didn't go to shows by myself.

  6. Obama did well to clear up things like death panels and paying for abortion etc., but how is he going to pay it? The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office has come out and said that the HR 3200 bill will not save the US any money and will actually increase the deficit.

    He has said many many times how he's going to pay for it.

    And yet the CBO says he can't pay for it without raising the deficit. The bill that's out there now is not close to working fiscally, let alone have a chance to pass.

  7. Everyone has their faults. But Senator Ted Kennedy is most certainly not an example of over-privileged people in the US. He bought health care for families who didn't have it. He fought for the poor and under-privileged his entire life. He was a Senator for 47 years. He could have spent his entire life as playboy or whatever else he wanted but that's not what he chose to do. He chose a life of public service, which brought him fame and notoriety sure but he could have taken a much easier path.

    I don't know and neither does anyone else, what happened for sure with the whole Chappaquiddick thing so I'm not going to comment. I trust our justice system to dole out punishment accordingly. Sometimes people do wrong and they "get away with it" and sometimes they don't do anything and get put in jail. But it still stands that no one has a clue the events of that evening so commenting on them is mere conjecture.

    Yep. I think everyone should be judged on the crap they did when they were young. It isn't as if he drove off a bridge in perfect weather and said "NOW IS MY CHANCE TO KILL THIS BITCH!" The weather was awful and both were tanked. He got out, and wondered home in shock. Ask anyone who has ever had to escape from a sinking car if its a traumatic experience or not. Could he have handled it better? Yep! Should he have been given the DUI his family got him out of? Yep. But the police have openly stated that it was a DUI accident and not vehicular manslaughter.

    One would think that one profoundly dark spot in the guys life would not overshadow the amazing amount of good the man did. If every child of privilege acted like Ted this country would be better off. Instead most just act like Bush.

    Seriously? The facts are he was drunk, killed a girl in a car accident, fled the scene, and didn't report it until the next day. If everyone acted like Ted Kennedy? Go check it his bio. He was expelled from college for having someone else take his exam.

    "Kennedy struggled for much of his life with his weight, with alcohol and with persistent tales of womanizing" And that's from the New York Times, the most liberal paper in the country.

    He helped bridge some partisan divides on key issues, but to say the country would be better off if everyone was like him is absurd.

  8. didnt really like him anyway.

    "played major roles in passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act and the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act"

    Yeah... what a jerk he was.

    The guy definitely did a lot of good things but he is a symbol for every over privileged politician/celebrity. Chappaquiddick - guy drove drunk off a bridge, didn't report it to the police and left a girl to die. No punishment.

  9. I don't know. There are a lot of people who are fans of different types of music. I don't think it's too difficult to imagine someone liking Murder By Death and Have Heart.

    i like both of them but there's really no question of which show i would attend.

    I'm going to the Gaslight show. But that's only because I'm not a huge Have Heart fan and have seen them a few times. I will also being seeing them in mid-September at the Great American Hardcore Fest. Close to 50 bands. http://massliveevents.com/

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