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I'm PCSing to Korea for the next year, and my orders say that I can have the govt store my POV for free. Where do I go about doing that? Btw I'm on leave a ways a way from any post...

Okay, I joined the army for college money so that I could get a degree in electrical engineering. With the way that military training works, I should be able to get an associates degree within the next year. My problem right now is that I'm headed to Korea for the next year, and while I could get schooling while I'm there, engineering is not one of the degrees available. So my question is this, which would translate better into a bachelors in electrical engineering, an associates in math, or an associates in computer science?

Okay, I joined the army for college money so that I could get a degree in electrical engineering. With the way that military training works, I should be able to get an associates degree within the next year. My problem right now is that I'm headed to Korea for the next year, and while I could get schooling while I'm there, engineering is not one of the degrees available. So my question is this, which would translate better into a bachelors in electrical engineering, an associates in math, or an associates in computer science?

I just got out of basic training for the army 9 days ago. catch me up on what I've missed since feb 4th.

I use photoshop quite frequently, and was wondering, are there any android tablet/app combos out there that are particularly good for image editing? (illustration, not photo editing, if that matters)

I use photoshop quite frequently, and was wondering, are there any android tablet/app combos out there that are particularly good for image editing? (illustration, not photo editing, if that matters)

There was an episode of the show "Royal pains" during which the doctor took a silver platter, And put drops of various peoples blood together to See who could donate blood to the necessary person. What exactly was he doing, and how did it all work?

I once watched a show, (though perhaps it was a movie or book,) where two of the characters plan to get married, and they decide to have a courthouse wedding in secret to remove the stress, but then have a public/ family and friends wedding on the 'official' wedding date. After the real wedding, but before the official wedding, a close friend of one of them finds out that they are already married and is really pissed and offended that he wasn't 'in on it.'

I know it's a long shot, but does anyone know what show I'm thinking of?

We are hosting a party on labor day weekend and we want to have some kind of cheap, fun bucket list thing to do. Any suggestions?

As stated, I'm looking for some good movies that have a 'big reveal' at the end. In my mind, this can take one of two forms:

The more common one, the twist ending, such as in:

Sixth Sense, Skeleton Key, Momento, or Perfect Host

Or the movie where everything ties together at the last minute, like

The Illusionist, The Prestige, The Inside Man, or Ocean's 11/12/13

I'm starting to take violin lessons soon, and I was wondering what knowledge would be useful to know before I go to my fist one.

I already know basic musical theory etc... As I played trombone for six years.

I'm starting to take violin lessons soon, and I was wondering what knowledge would be useful to know before I go to my fist one.

I already know basic musical theory etc... As I played trombone for six years.

I know that his claws having a bone core is now cannon. I think it's stupid, but I accept that. My question is this: isn't there an image in some comic that in passing shows the mechanical mechanism in his arms? I believe it was in the first 250 Uncanny X-men comics, though I'm not sure. It wasn't a plot point or anything, it was just a somewhat unimportant illustration. If you know what I'm talking about, please tell me.

There's a term for it, and it's fairly common, but i'm having a serious brain fart, and I can't think of it.

For example, let's say I start dating someone. Let's also say that I absolutely love dogs, and couldn't possibly live without one, but they are allergic to and hate them. In this scenario I would immediately end it with them. My question is: what is that called?

Similar to a prolate spheroid, but with parallel sides up most of the length.

I know that tires stopped using inner tubes in the late fifties to the early sixties, but when where the first and last ones used?

I've had my iPhone for a little over a month now. Up until this point the sound has worked just fine. Just recently, however, my text alert sound, among other has stopped sounding. Whenever I get a text or call, my phone just vibrates.

For clarification:

Yes, my ringer volume is up. No I haven't jailbroken anything. Yes, my text message alert tone is one that can be heard. It is quite loud, in fact. I have tried going to settings, and I've checked the tones. My phone is capable of making the noise still, as I've proven in the settings menu. I tried putting headphones in, and taking them back out, which didn't work, though I'm not entirely sure that the headphones I used went in properly. I'll have to go home from work to check with a pair of headphones that I know work. I don't think this is the issue, though, because I haven't used headphones in my phone for a while. Any advice?

I know that Japan ended its isolationism in around 1848, but when did they first stop letting foreigners in?

Last night, my brother was in a bike accident. He sustained a broken clavicle and leg, among other things. More importantly, however, he is now awake and having memory issues. He doesn't know what year it is, he didn't recognize his wife with whom he has been in a relationship for about ten years now. My question is this: what are the chances that this will be permanant?