thatmorrowguy

Recently when opening Swipe, I've been getting full screen video ads that start talking. Frankly, this is unacceptable. I don't mind banner ads at the bottom, but if I check Facebook briefly at work, I don't want to worry about an auto-playing video ad going off.

Running v6.2.3 on Android 7.0.

I'm trying to move my network switch from the second floor to the first floor, but run conduit all the way from the 1st floor network closet into the attic. The easiest way for me to get through the second floor and attic floor pathway is to run the cables through the cold air return of our forced air furnace/ac. To prevent insulation degradation and also to help future-proof the cable run, I'd like to install conduit - probably FMC.

My google-fu has been coming up with conflicting answers, so I was hoping one of you could help me out.

1. Is this allowed by code?

2. Do the cables inside an FMC conduit also need to be plenum rated?

Speaking specifically for the United States, students and their parents going to college complete a FASFA form, which requires the parents to document all of their money in cash, savings, checking accounts, businesses, and investments in order to determine how much aid will be offered. Based upon the outcome of this calculation, the government, states, and the university will offer grants, loans, and/or work-study to help cover the difference between what the family can afford and what the education costs. While this is helpful to families that could not otherwise afford to send their children to college, it is unfair to families that have made a conscious effort to manage their money wise

Hey all,

It's time for me to say goodbye to Clash and all of you. I'm sure many of you have noticed the AWOL Co-Leader for these last few months. Unfortunately, it's time for me to head off to other games and hobbies. It's been tons of fun everyone, I'll miss you all. Especially the few remaining Reddit Gold folks - SVJ, Papa, Gal, FFXReaper, Ken, Dune, Bwee, it's been a helluva journey, but all the rest of you too, we've shared plenty of awesome wars and drinks.

Best of luck in future gamings and goings on. You can still hit me up on PM on reddit whenever. Thanks for everything.

-- thatmorrowguy

A key part of the job of any representative is to be able to represent their constituents in front of the legislature. With the current number of representatives capped at 435, congresspeople have - on average - 733k people living in their district. For a few points of comparison, here are other Western democracies and their population per member of parliament:

While many other democracies see fit to have approximately 1 re

Have you ever had one of those awesome battles that were just decided by the last bit of fluke/luck? Did they play a deck that just crushed the one you were carrying? Were they taunting you the whole match?

Kind of like "Revenge" mode in Clash of Clans, there should be a "Challenge to a Rematch" button. The rematch has to be agreed upon by both players, and the series - best 2 of 3, and would be for double the cups. The other trick is when asking to rematch or accepting the rematch, it gives you the option of selecting another of your decks. Your opponent may bring the same deck, or it could be a completely different one. You're welcome to decline the rematch at no penalty, though.

Hey Clan,

We've been on a bit of a slump recently, and some folks have been wanting to switch up our base assignment and attack callout system. Since doing the same thing over and over again isn't likely to improve us, we're going to try out ClashCaller in tonights' war.

How it Works

You can read the intro or watch the videos explaining it if you're curious.

In general, it will work like this:

After we get a war matchup, u/ClashSVJ or I will go into http://clashcaller.com and create a war - that will come back with a tag that we'll post in in GroupMe and in a Clash of Clans note. For now we're goin

We're going to cancel the war tonight. It's first week of school, we're going to let you all take a breather and farm, watch strategy videos, get laid, whatever and come back to wreck some folks on Friday.

Also, make sure to comment on the discussion threads about first attack and split chats if you haven't already. If the consensus is to change something we'll give it a shot on Friday.

Trying to keep up with these things this month. We've had a total of 4 wars so far this season, so everyone should have warred at least 1 time so far in order to maintain 3 wars per 2 week season. We do have a few beautiful clanmates that haven't managed to participate in a single war yet, so they're already running behind. Remember folks - if you're not going to make your wars for a season, make a post on the sub letting me know.

Zero War Club

• Cyndus ( but he did make a post, so it's ok )

• TimothytayMusic

• Patrick ( also made a post, so we'll let it slide, but where you been this week dude? You should be back by now! )

One War Club

Remember to participate in both of

I don't have any statistical evidence, only anecdotal experience. However, in discussing with my friends and stalking high school acquaintances on Facebook, I see a very strong correlation between people who are successful in life (well paying jobs, more stable marriages, waiting to have children until the can support a family) and people who left their hometown after high school - whether for college, military, or for work. This is doubly true for people who not only left their hometown, but left their hometown not to the same state school that everyone else from my high school went to.

I'm willing to listen to other opinions or evidence, but it seems that by people leaving their childho

Some of us just want to hang out with fellow redditors and play a game.