It's not common sense. It's basic algebra. I once tried to show a fellow shopper that a 59 ounce container of Orange Juice actually was a worse value than another brand's 64 ounce jug (if you really liked your juice), but they just couldn't see it.

I live in Southern California where the weather is often boringly uniform. I hate weather apps with photos, graphics, video and animation and lots of flashy "information."

Very interesting stuff. I have been watching a bit of regular, broadcast TV recently. I am amazed at the volume of crappy, low rent ads for products that are "not sold in stores!" and which encourage the viewer to "call right away, because quantities are limited!" even though if you call now, you will get a couple…

"Being persuad-ED is still a choice."

"They've figured out that women aren't into sports, but storylines."

"The article says "most women don't care about stats"...what is wrong with that statement?"

Good tips. I use Evernote for many things, but never for writing projects. I guess I was afraid of what might happen if the service somehow became unavailable or I lost something (even though I have never had a significant problem with the service).

"I worry about Americans who get fascinated by aristocrats"

"How much power do they really have to stop this? They cannot send photographers to a dungeon on a royal decree."

"The trailers make it look like it's focusing on the relationship between Ramses and Moses"

Well, after all, we do have the prophet who delivers the Israelites from Pharaoh played by Christian Bale. Everything else kinda falls into place after that.

"But according to the latest leaked gossip probably intended to boost ratings for the show, the women of The View are not calming down."

"But they do recommend always using a condom to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases. And they do recommend abstinence as an option."

Who are these experts? You could probably learn more from a sex worker.

"Too many women are total crap in bed, despite what they might think of themselves."

Thanks very much for the very clear review of this app. Good to know that it works with tablets.

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That's just it. When people at a library talk to one another, it's usually lower than a conversational tone. In libraries, I noticed people who talk loudly and talk for far too long.

Goddam it. We seriously need to crack down on all the porn watching going on in federal agencies.

Needs ... more ... Tinkerbell.