Been to these, done them. Moom won.

Always start food prep by washing your hands—especially if you're going to de-seed the melon with your hands.

This isn't going to get this Mac/iOS user off Dropkick.

People who say things like "impossible is only an opinion" or "God can do the impossible" do not understand the definitions of "possible" and "impossible." If it can be done—by whatever means—it is by definition possible, and not impossible.

To rotate a photo on your iPhone: touch the photo to call up the options, touch the Edit button at the upper right corner, then touch the Rotate icon at the lower left corner.

It's one thing to be unafraid to screw up, but only a screwup enjoys screwing things up.

Nice.

Technically, the Granny Smith is a crabapple. These days it's most often referred to as "descended from a wild apple," as if the crabapple designation might be a turnoff. To me, a Granny Smith by any other name tastes just as tart.

Methinks somebody read the App Store page but fell short of gleaning the most significant information. This provides a lesson in critical thinking.

It does seem a grandiosely egotistical assertion...if you presume he's referring to himself, that the "you" is "me."

Oh, yeah! After chastising you, you'd think I would have done the honors. Thanks, mate.

Begin With The End In Mind.

Apple product speculation articles are a waste of time.

That'll be $3-400 for the sub...and $300 to remove the wires.

"Meta Time Piece. We Clobber The Competition."

Why does an "either/or" proposition always have to be made of an "and" situation?

After checking several apps like this out last year I selected Moom. Here we go one more time...

The inconsistency in these studies—or at least, in their reporting and presentation, as they reach us through the filter of the media—does justify some skepticism.

Shoulder meat + marketing hype = inflated price.

At the end of the video on the steak's official web site, it's revealed to be from the shoulder.