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Out here in the bay area, CA, we're having a problem with the cameras.. They were installed to, well, stop people running red lights. It was so effective, that now nobody is running red lights and the cost of maintaining them is exceeding the amount of money made from tickets. Problem is, if you take them out, people will start again...

Have you seen the documentary Street Fight, featuring Corey Booker? (It's on netflix)

It's about his first try running for mayor of Newark, basically the same thing... honest guy up against a corrupt mayor. It's on the top of my all-time favorite list of documentaries. If you haven't, you should check it out. It can give you a good insight on what's coming with elections coming closer, and can give you hope that even if you lose one election... well, look at Booker now. What you're doing is possible and I wish you the best of luck!

I've always used http://flights.google.com

You can view the airfares as you pick dates, and it'll often do suggestions like "save $120 if you leave a day later" or "save $60 by leaving from this nearby airport instead"

Also if you don't know where you want to fly for a vacation (i like doing thursday-> monday "vacations"), you can open up the map and it'll show you the cost of flights to a bunch of cities

How many of the languages you provide do you yourself know? Do you hire people specifically to write translations for the courses or is there any auto-translating going on behind the scenes?

How do you break down how the courses are set up, for languages that you might now know?