Good points, Chad. There seems to be a bit of a grey area between spiritual-agnostic-atheist. Although there are instances throughout history (and even today) where organized religion seems corrupt (sex scandals, stealing, etc) a person should make their own decisions about their faith rather than allowing wrongdoings by a few to turn them away. Thanks for reading!

Check out www.mint.com.

My good friend Andrew Ramsey referred me to them, sounds like they are very similar to Wesabe.

It's nice to see other young people that care about managing their money!

Brian, I definitely could use some help studying for the GMAT! I'd like to hear about your investments as well.

Cameron and Andrew: On the Wesabe note, Andrew Ramsey sent me a link for Mint.com. The site is awesome, kinda like Wesabe, that offers a personal budget in real time. I plan to blog about it soon. Later!

Ahh, the lovely GMAT. I remember seeing some at a library in AZ, I'll have to check them out.

I agree that people spend a ridiculous amount of money on books when they can get them free at a public library. On the other hand, most libraries don't carry a huge selection of best sellers, which may significantly lower your options. Moreover, people keep telling me they like to re-read books.....Have you ever read a book more than once? I don't know if I've ever found a book that captivating (other than The Bible).

Akshay,

Check out www.bookjetty.com for a great booklist widget.

I added it to my blog if you want to see how it looks.

I checked out the link, he seems like an interesting guy. I guess the question for everyone right now is: can he win?

Thanks for the link, Cameron. Ron Paul seems very grounded and takes a firm stance on key issues. The question: Can he win?

Just testing Intense Debate again....I've been having problems with it lately so I'm trying to decide if I should get rid of it.....

Thanks for the comments. I'll be sure to check out www.farecast.com

Thanks, Cameron!