I'm posting this, against all better judgment. It's clean and safe for work, just a stretch.

"We were made to suffer"

My daughter's VOTC Leia lost a leg last night. This wasn't even played with rough - she's very good to her toys. Crap!



Any advice? I'm planning on buying another, but I'd like to try to fix this one...

If I pop her open, there isn't enough material on her lost leg to try to tap a screw into, And I'm sure that gluing the peg back on wouldn't solve anything long term play wise.

Maybe a customer service channel?

NOTE: If you came in here thinking this thread was about Colman's sweater, you're wrong. You're welcome to stay, but you're still wrong.

Alright, I'm more excited about this over-a-year-away movie than I should let myself be - because there is no way it won't suck. Even with the returning cast.

Director John Hughes has announced that classic '80s movie Pretty In Pink is to get a sequel.

The teen film followed high school student Andie, who developed a crush on the school's new guy, while her friend Duckie, who secretly loves Andie, is forced to step aside.

The sequel, which is planned for a 2006 release, will show fans what has changed for the characters now that their high school days are over. The movie's original stars - Molly Ringwald, Andrew McCarthy and John Cryer - have all agreed to appear.

Top 10 Musical Moments from Pretty in Pink

I've got a Linksys wireless router that let's me connect two laptops to the internet and other computers in our home.

I never set it up securely in the install, because when I tried to add MAC (not Macintosh, just the web MAC acronym) addresses I had trouble accessing the network, so I just yanked the security settings.

Over the last week, I've noticed someone (a neighbor, no doubt) has been accessing our wifi. I can tell when they're on, because the Windows networking options come up in my network browser. Typically, I only see those when visiting a client who has that type of network.

So I'd like to lock this baby down and kick them the hell out.

I want to add my two MAC addresses in, but I'm not sure how to find them. I'd also like authorized "guests" to be able to use the network (probably by WEP) with a password.

I did a google search, and I looked through the Linksys site, and a few other forums I visit - but couldn't find a clear set of instructions. Does anyone here know of a resource online that explains this set up well, step by step, preferably with screen caps of the interface window?

Just had to shop this around here. Thanks in advance and stuff. Help me Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope.

OK, I'm LDS and this even creeps me out.

Mormonbid

I despise narrow marketing. Worse, we do it to ourselves. I mean c'mon, no one would put up a JewBay?

I consulted on a website for a client and I'd like some feedback from outside our industry.

If you're interested, check it out here.

Some things to consider:

Message - is it clear what this group does, what kind of company are they?

Usability - can you find your way around? How does it "feel"?

Personality - what do you think this group is like on a personal level?

Errors - if something is broken or spelled rawng, I'd like to know.

I'd also like to know what computer, os, browser and connection speed you're using.

Thanks in advance for playing.

Actually, this is a little more advanced than a 100 level course - and really interesting. Try to keep up.

This fascinating diagram is found at the following site.

I work everyday as a consultant to companies trying to find their niche or an opportunity to leverage their equity in the market. We spend a lot of time together trying to articulate where they're at as companies, who they're trying to reach and where they're trying to take their brands. I've followed Apple as a user since 1989, and observed a lot of innovation through hard times - this chart makes sense that they are in the middle of executing a plan that will take the better part of a decade to implement. I'm excited by their recent successes.