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At the start of every semester, I go to my alma mater's campus bookstore. I review the course listings, pick out a couple classes that sound interesting and then buy the required books for those classes. English, history, computer science, philosophy, math, engineering, psychology... all at your fingertips.

I like this post. A plus plus plus. I enjoy reading about the interdisciplinary research that protects my family members serving in the military. The controversy between Canada and the U.S. over who developed the pattern first is also an interesting issue.

Take a deep breath there, boss. I'll try to keep your personal preferences in mind for future posts. I didn't realize the word 'lay' was offensive. I hear it used all the time in casual and professional conversation.

In the fan thread, people were claiming that fans remove heat from the room, that being a violation of the second law of thermodynamics, which you would've discovered had you googled the phrase instead of relying on me to do it for you. I'm not sure why bringing up entropy was irrelevant to the topic.

Oh I'm definitely a snob about science, much the way designers are design snobs. You'll notice I don't offer design advice since I have no knowledge whatsoever about design.

You're on the internet, reading and posting on a blog. Surely you can perform a google search for 'second law of thermodynamics'.

Yes yes it's hilarious that I took two minutes to explain something as opposed to the hours it would take to craft a lesson plan to teach you science.

Patrick, when you pay me a crappy salary and throw spitballs at me, then I'll teach you junior-high level science. ;)

A hidden key also comes in handy when you're 100 miles away from home and you suddenly remember you left the front window open. On more than one occasion, I've had a friend use the spare key to get in and close the window.

I bought a rolling cart with shelves, drawers and a butcher block top from Lowes three years ago that has held up beautifully. The rolling feature is nice for when we have parties and need to move it out of the way or even into another room for serving purposes.

The misinformation in this thread is hysterical. A would condescendingly laugh again.

I don't think it's AT's job to anticipate every question a reader might have. If you're curious, contact the company for further information.

Settle down, Beavis.