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Burgerfi

Price - 2/5

Burger Taste - 3/5

Fries Taste - 1/5

Comments - I ordered a Burgerfi Burger and my husband build his own. The burgers were small for the price you paid. Taste wise, the fries were bland, and the burger was just okay. I enjoyed how little bun there was in comparison to the rest. 

Five Guys 

Price - 4/5

Burger Taste - 4/5

Fries Taste - 3/5

Comments - I order a Little Cheeseburger. That said, the fries will be hit or miss sometimes. Sometimes they are overcooked or over salted, other times there isn’t enough salt on the fries (both Five Guys style and Cajun). Toppings are plentiful, and the burgers are also massive for the price you pay imho. There is a nice bun to burger ratio. Taste wise, the burgers and even hotdogs are what you come here for.

Shake Shack (added 5.17.15)

Price - 2/5

Burger Taste - 5/5

Fries Taste - 2/5

Comments - I ordered a Shack Stack and Cheesy Fries. The stuffed mushroom was incredible, and I can’t stress this enough when I say this sucker contains endless amounts of ooey-gooey cheeses. The burger on top was definitely worth it, as it’s very juicy and delicous as well. I have had to modify the burger taste of Five Guys above from a 5/5 to a 4/5 to compensate for this because the Shack Stack is just that darned good. First time there, and will definitely be returning. Nice bun to burger ratio, but the fries had too little cheese sauce in my opinion. Price wise, it was very expensive, but honestly worth every penny. 

Smashburger

Price - 3/5

Burger Taste - 2/5

Fries Taste - 5/5

Comments - I ordered a Spicy Jalapeno Baja and my husband ordered the Buffalo & Blue Cheese burger. There was far too much bun/bread in comparison to the rest of the burger. My guacamole was a squirt about the size of a half dollar. The Smash Fries were delicious. They are thin cut, but the rosemary and whatever else they put on them taste great. My husband’s Buffalo & Blue Cheese burger was alright just ok. You couldn’t taste anything other than blue cheese, but the blue cheese tasted awesome (if you’re into blue cheese). 

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Rating: 4/5

Bought at: Publix

Price: $3.49

Comment: Delicious. If it weren't for the fact cookies aren’t a staple in our household period, these would be a 5/5. Just enough cherry flavor and a nice mild chocolate base. Nothing overpowering.

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Ratings:

1 - Made me sick

2 - Not worth trying

3 - Worth trying; buy infrequently

4 - Worth re-buying often

For those who claim makeup just “enhances” the way you look, and “it’s still you, but it improves your natural beauty,” I can’t help but draw the correlation to the famous line in Gattaca:

“You want to give your child the best possible start,” the doctor replies. “Believe me, we have enough imperfection built-in already. Your child doesn’t need any additional burdens. And keep in mind, this child is still you, simply the best of you. You could conceive naturally a thousand times and never get such a result.”

Rating: 2/5

Bought at: Publix

Price: $4.89

Comment: The soup was bland, and at $4.89, it was disappointing at best, especially in comparison to the Crab & Corn chowder, which is delicious.

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Ratings:

1 - Made me sick

2 - Not worth trying

3 - Worth trying; buy infrequently

4 - Worth re-buying often

Rating: 3/5

Bought at: Walmart

Price: $3.50

Comment: The taste alone is worth a 5/5 as far as snacks go, but I can't ignore the 400 calories or 32g sugar.

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Ratings:

1 - Made me sick

2 - Not worth trying

3 - Worth trying; buy infrequently

4 - Worth re-buying often

After returning from Costco yesterday disappointed in what will now be the most delicious pizza on the planet discontinued, I wrote Costco an email and encourage you to do the same if they are or have discontinued a product you enjoy. Here's that email:

I heard yesterday while trying to buy an out-of-stock margarita pizza, that you would be discontinuing this. Indeed I have a Kirkland Signature question: why would you discontinue the most delicious pizza you offer? This is by far the best pizza I've had from anywhere. Increase the price if you have to, as it has more on it than the other plain and not even remotely-similar-in-taste pizzas. A poor woman went over to the same area just moments after my new found information and asked the worker where the margarita pizzas were as well, as she had just had a slice earlier that day for the first time, and thought it delicious as well. Just to be told you guys are discontinuing it. This isn't some vendor who's done something wrong; this is legitimately the best pizza BY YOUR COMPANY. Keep it around please, even if it's in limited stock only. I have tried to keep this email cordial, and it's hard not to get angry over again, THE BEST TASTING PIZZA EVER, being removed in just 3-4 weeks.

Rating: 4/5

Bought at: Costco

Price: (flux. by weight) $18.00

Comment: Soft shells, delicious seafood inside, awesome and plentiful cream sauce.

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Ratings:

1 - Made me sick

2 - Not worth trying

3 - Worth trying; buy infrequently

4 - Worth re-buying often

I'm no robotics/AI programmer, nor am I some physicist. But I am a fellow human living in this world with access to an incredible source of knowledge: the internet. On one side of the coin, you've got lead astrophysicists unhappy overall about the idea of AI, and believing them to be the end of mankind. On the other, you've got a team of robotics engineers, enthusiastic about AI robots entering the world and not worried at all of machines taking over. I have a simple question:

If you think AI will not pose a threat to mankind, then why have we not been able to maintain world control over hackers and well, anonymous? 

Without going against invasion of privacy that is. Really, I find it embarrassing that many feel ready for robots, and don't think anything about the fact it is still operating on a piece of software that can be hacked and used for malicious purposes. Some might try and pull the "are you not going to use your cellphone, or laptop, or car for that matter?" and this isn't the point. Considering that in many parts of the world, including the West, a large subset of people do not know how to use a computer, or cell phone, I wonder if humans as a whole are honestly ready for AI. In addition, some may cry "but we are developing ethics and rules to ensure robots don't harm humans!" Is that so? While we are still very far behind, were we not just discussing how robots could go places people could not reach, as well as the fact robots can't get Ebola, so send the robots instead of humans! Sure, these robots are still technically controlled by humans, however, other robots such as drones, are not. What's to stop terrorist groups from reprogramming smart robots in the future to carry bombs or other devices to other countries on lethal missions to avoid losing numbers of their own kind? (I am not referring to UAVs here people). 

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Rating: 2/5

Bought at: Costco

Price: $14.00

Comment: Meat wasn't soft. Had an artificial taste. Cheese not flavorful

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Ratings:

1 - Made me sick

2 - Not worth trying

3 - Worth trying; buy infrequently

4 - Worth re-buying often

Let's say you have a bunch of html elements (or ASP. doesn't matter, as these gets transformed into html elements upon program running). Amongst them are some labels and radio buttons for a form you are styling:

You notice that the vertical spacing between the two are rather close, and you get slightly cross-eyed trying to read it. You decide to add vertical spacing between the labels:

label{

     margin-bottom:5px;

}

Annnnddd nothing happens! Why is this? Well, it's because labels are not block level elements. Block being elements that allow top, right, bottom, and left margins. So, awesome! Let's turn the label into a block right?

label{

     display:block;

     margin-bottom:5px;

}

Uhoh; what happened? I see the 5 pixel difference, but why are the radio buttons no longer on the same line? Now it just looks weird...Well, this is because block elements also create a <br> immediately after. So this just leaves inline-block:

label{

     display:inline-block;

     margin-bottom:5px;

}

Resumes are hard to write. Straight. Up. Hard. Sure, anybody could put something they've done down on paper, however, the best resumes will leave out the fluff, and show true potential of a person. This is where it gets hard for an individual, because it exposes their failures to themselves. This small blog is an attempt to boost your confidence in your abilities <3 Below is my cat's resume, and I promise you that yours is much better than hers: