Don't donate to any organized cause. Even the best run, most efficient ones still have part of your dollar go to administrative or marketing costs.

As you move through life, you will meet plenty of people that need help. Give that pan handler on the side of the road a hamburger. Help your single-working-mother neighbor by paying for a baby sitter so she can have a night out. Buy groceries for the person in line at the store behind you that is using food stamps.

Or, donate your time. Join Habitat for Humanity and build a house for someone.

While all these options take more time/effort than just entering your credit card into a website, those donations of money/time will be completely dedicated to the person in need.

Man, R2-D2 was such a wimp. I want a Mr. Gusty. Later on I can upgrade to the Sentry Bot. In fact, Knightscope needs to change it's name to RobCo. THAT would be awesome.

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Simple solution, just make your pass-phrase "IKilledAGuyIn1998@Work!"

Not only does it meat the requiments of a strong password. Your pass-phrase WOULD be incriminating evidence, and they cannot get you to reveal it.

You and I must be exact opposites. I play games specifically for their rich story lines. Sure, I play MW2 or Borderlands to blow some stuff up on occasion, but I enjoy rich stories like Lost Odyssey much more.

Games are 40-80 hour movies to me. With that length, each character can be explored, their background and motives explained, creating a richer involvement in the story. The reason those games are "grown-up" is because it takes a grown-up patience to play them. Most 10 year olds aren't going to have the patience to watch all the FMVs and read the dialog in a game like Final Fantasy.

I for one certainly hope that more games like Lost Odyssey are released. As the "original" video game generation gets older, I think we'll see more of these games.

I'm soooo gonna collect all the achievement. People will do anything for points...