I say let's have some broadcasting about American history worth celebrating:
Zuco 103 - Zabumba no Mar - Portuguese
Leningrad - Fish - Russian
Mohammed Rafi - Jaan Pehchan Ho - Hindi(?) (That song from the movie "Ghost World")
There's some money to be made in selling refurbished Lego sets, but that won't make you rich either.
Do the writers and directors give you a lot of input into how to play your character and the direction of his story/development?
If it were up to you, what kind of scenes or storylines would you most like to play or see Jay-Den Kraag in?
This. Content providers should at most be required to mark inappropriate content with some kind of http header or meta tag to make client-side filtering easier.
Cool! Looks like Home now loads noticeably faster for me.
I prefer to impress the ladies by building a really nice treehouse.
Does Penguin even publish self-help books?
Why not both? ROX Filer allows me to select a number of files and then apply a terminal command to all of them. I think that's really neat.
Right now I can access my Rabobank account and all its settings through their website. To log in I insert my debit card into a little device called a "Rabo Reader", enter my pin and scan a "color code" (QR code, but with coloured dots) on the website. The Rabo Reader then generates and displays a one-time code I can use to log in.
IIRC ING texts the one-time code to your phone.
When doing an iDeal payment, you are usually redirected to a page with a QR code you can scan with your banking app. However, there is also an option on the page to select your bank and authorize the payment through your bank's website. I wouldn't be surprised if the latter option is phased out when iDeal merges with/turns into Wero, though.
For the foreseeable future all in-store payments using debit cards are going through Mastercard or Visa, both American companies.
I really couldn't care less about the whole gay aspect.
However, in my personal head-canon Jay-Den's sensitivity and fear of public speaking doesn't quite line up with how I imagine the mind and emotions of a full-blood Klingon would work. I feel like every Klingon would have the instincts and emotions of a predator/hunter and I haven't quite seen that in Jay-Den. To me the character would make more sense if he was only part Klingon, like Alexander.
Then again, who's to say to what extent stereotypical Klingon behaviour is defined culturally as opposed to genetically? I do think it's interesting and refreshing to see a Klingon acting contrary to cultural norms and I do like the character. The only other Klingon character I can recall who wasn't a full-blown warrior is that one scientist in TNG.