stevestojan

A back hoe? There's an app for that.

I got a new position at work and I'll be moving to Washington DC area in the next month or so. I have work helping me with the move but would love some recommendations. My work is actually in Chevy Chase MD. The obvious issue is that if I want to live directly in DC the price per square foot is absurd. But I will only be there for 2 years max so part of me says screw it, live in the city. That said, friends and co-workers have me narrowed down to the following: Alexandria, Arlington, Bethesda, and Rockville. What we are looking for is to be close to good food and entertainment but also close to public transit. I know nothing about the "red line" but have heard Rockville is nice but it is "the second last stop on the redline." I would like to keep in a budget of < $2100/mo and would really prefer 2 bedrooms. We are open to rental houses or apartments. I tell you those details so those that know these area can have a point of reference. Any help is appreciated.

What?? Dude? Spoiler alert? I thought Thursday night was the most recent.

Sorry to hear about your mom. Prayers for you and your family. On an infinitely less important note, there's absolutely no reason your battery should die that quickly. You either have a bad battery or you're constantly running every process there is (Bluetooth, gps, etc). I'd take it to where you bought it and ask to swap it. If I don't mess with my phone much thought the day, the battery hardly moves. With heavy use I still get all day life.

OJ

There is nothing in this post that I can disagree with. Well wriiten, sir. I take back my statement.

I went with the guys I've never heard of.

Rescue Me. Thought it would be boring. Turned out to be top 3 favorite of all time with SOA and Sopranos.

Our Olympic team, unlike almost every other, is privately funded. If the politicians want them to wear "Made in the USA" they should put the Olympics in the budget and start paying to support them. Since that won't happen, STFU and start working on things that matter, like say Medicare.

"A whole lot of talent with a mediocre at best quarterback." That doesn't quite roll off the tongue.

Here on my iPhone, same as always.

I was 10 when Scotty missed the kick. I was born into this team and have loved/hated them since I can remember. You old farts who had a choice are the reason we are who we are today. Cheers to you.

Yeah, I know. We all know Ralph owns the USPS, UPS, and FedEx. That cheap bastard. It's a fire sale morons. Yes, the old stevestojan is breaking out here for a moment to call you morons. Dirt cheap jerseys based on super limited demand. You want them to just burn them instead? $4 for ANY jersey is a steal, even compared to the foreign knock-off sites. Either thank OP for pointing to this deal or move on.

Sorry man I had never even heard of MOG til you posted this thread. How is it different than spotify?

But the argument can be made that the reason he made it look easy, the reason he did it with "SWAG", the reason he was able to have a conversation was because if he messed up, he flipped upside down. To say he would have aced it without the tether is something we will never really know.

The views were awesome. But I agree the tether ruined it. He made it, yes. But his mind last night was "if I make it, great. If I don't I look silly hanging upside down." Not being tethered makes it an infinitely more difficult mental challenge. With the tether, it's a cool ride at Six Flags.

Talkin Proud.

I haven't had a desire to go back home on years. But when EZC posted this on Facebook it made me wanna go home for a weekend. Btw if you've never seen the series "a town" "a team" "a dream" (which I know 99.9% of bills fans have seen) watch it. Now.

Thanks to EndZoneCrew for the vid http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dh_rTZieXwxA%26feature%3Dyoutu.be&feature=youtu.be&v=h_rTZieXwxA&gl=US

You saw him right? The answer to your question is yes, yes the guy who decides to be "different" by wearing spiked arm bands, wearing color contacts, and using eyeliner (like EVERY OTHER PERSON IN THAT WEIRD GENRE DOES WHILE TRYING TO BE "DIFFERENT") lives alone. Very alone. !@#$ing weirdo.

Link?

Another $6 I'll never get back!

I was going to post one article but I figured the google search would be even better. Here's an endless list of articles explaining why you shouldn't use a task killer. (mainly, for the first iterations of android it was helpful but now it can actually hurt your battery life) http://www.google.com/search?q=why+you+shouldn't+use+a+task+killer&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&client=safari

I have a GPS app that I bought. It was $50 which seems insane for an app. Honestly some of the best money I've spent. I know droid has a FREE turn by turn gps(which I used before finally switching back to my beloved iPhone) but the reason I love the one I have is that is uses the phones GPS ONLY. It doesn't use the radios at all, which every other gps app I've used has, at least somewhat. So, good luck driving through WV. Anyway, the app also has automatic traffic updates and will say "there's traffic ahead in 2 miles. You can save 11 minutes with a different route. Would you like to do so?". I love that! Anyway, the app (of course) is a battery hog. So this tip of closing apps has helped because while it's in my car and I'm driving it's plugged in but just hitting the home button would leave it running in the background and chewed up my battery. This tip "kills" the app.

To "shut it off" double click the home button. A row of all running apps will show at the bottom and you can scroll to the right to see more. To fully close, hold the icon til it shakes and click the little red circle on the corner. This is similar to the action of deleting an app from the home screen but all this does is stop it from running. Click the home button again to close the bottom drawer. Also, when that drawer is open you can swipe to the left once to get to your music controls and rotation lock. Swipe again to get to screen brightness and air play feature.