If you don't have access to any computers that are configured to use the wireless, and therefore can't look up the password, there's another way to do it if you have physical access to the router.

First, reset it to factory settings, usually with a tiny button on that back that you have to press with a pen or paper clip. Once it reboots, the wireless is usually enabled without a password. If it isn't, or if you want to password-protect it again, connect your laptop directly to the router with an ethernet cable and access the router's admin interface with your web browser. Usually it's at http://192.168.0.1 or http://192.168.1.1, but check the manual to see what IP the router takes by default. It will prompt you for a username and password, which is usually "admin" and an empty password, but again check the manual. I've also seen routers where all of this information is on a sticker next to the reset button.

Once you're logged in, you can enable the wireless network if it wasn't already enabled, give it a name, and enable the wireless security. Use WPA2 security, not WEP or WPA (both are weak and crackable). Use something like Password Safe to generate a passphrase and store it securely so that you can look up later.

No one person or entity sets the price of the shares. The company's market value is exactly that: "market" value. It is the price at which people are trading the shares right now, and that is influenced by what analysts are estimating to be the value of the company.

You're right in saying the analysts are wrong, and that's exactly why the stock price goes down. People trade based on the analyses, and if the company's numbers come in low it just means that the price was inflated.

There is no convention except a random amalgamation of the person's first and last name. If their first or last name is unique they might get just that.

Your best bet is to have a mutual friend that works at Amazon look them up in the directory.

Navigation systems are often configured to find the "direct route", ie something as close as possible to a straight line between point A and point B. That would account for it telling you to go through Manhattan and to get off at Seneca.

Some navigation have various routing options. My car navigation can do direct route, maximize freeways, minimize freeways, and easy route.

For example, if I'm going from Broadway to the marina at Rainier Beach, and I have it set to direct route, it has me take Rainier. If I have it set to maximize freeways, it has me get on I-5 and exit near Boeing Field.

I don't have a firsthand referral, but I googled "seattle fingerstyle blues guitar" and found this instructor:

Chris Bailey Guitar Instruction

It looks like he is well-versed in several styles, including fingerstyle blues, and will teach in your home. I also found one of his craigslist ads, and he's offering the first lesson free.

This is what you want:

Registered Commenter Filter for Slog and Line Out
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/48588

Slog isn't running any kind of standard blogging/comment system as far as I can tell, so I custom-built it.

It depends. Do you think it was uploaded with or without their knowledge? I assume the latter, otherwise you probably wouldn't be asking the question.

Ask yourself, would you want to know if it were you? "Ignorance is bliss" could apply here, but personally, I would want to know. If you want to avoid the awkward conversation, just send them an anonymous email.

On Capitol Hill, The DeLuxe Bar and Grill has a happy hour from 10pm to 1pm. They serve a limited happy hour menu and burgers.

In the U-District, Aladdin Gyro-Cery is a good choice. They're open until 2am and are cash-only.