So, why do vendors want to know what card you have when you make a purchase? They can get it from the first digit.

@matttrick: see my post above.

Yes! I've done this for years.

@SigmundTheSeaMonster: Only eaten Free-range, no hormone chickens since Food, Inc.

It was through my step-daughter's dyslexia that I learned the benefit of non-white backgrounds, originally for, but not only for dyslexics. It makes reading faster and easier on the eyes and the brain.

@Oleg: Many would be very happy if you or someone would create a small excel spreadsheet where the numbers can be thrown in.

I bought a Sony eBook Reader a couple weeks ago, and now I use OpenOffice to create some one-page PDFs with essential data such as schedules and etc. With battery life in the mega days (I never go anywhere without a book), I think it is taking over from my PocketMods. (learned from LifeHacker)

@Dropsy: I don't drink in the room, but I always get ice first thing for that purpose, and also for shaving or brushing teeth in the morning. Microwaving to room temperature and stirring just before bed helps—the stirring will help the chlorine evaporate.

@BrendCh06: Agreed. Anybody have any hints on how to do it. The proxy method has rarely worked well in the attempts I have tried.

@JerryA: Of course, but the pic does have a street address, real or fake.

I use flash mostly in broad daylight, where shadows prevent detail and the ambient light does havoc with the sensors. In low light, the flash is mostly turned off for the reasons Harry Benson says (though his photos are so much better than mine...).

Easier to reveal your personal stuff to the world...

If my dishwasher is otherwise full and is going on anyway, hmmm,.. how about a few baked apples? I'll have to try without turning up the heat on the water tank.

I like egg cartons, myself, writing a symbol on the cardboard to help me remember.

There are some more controls to be put in. Were the control group active, or did they have "down time"? It is possible that the control group was simply tired after x hours of active time, and it might not be the nap at all.

Jung talked about concepts that says that we are disposed, as if by birth, towards teh need for order, and the need to gather (my words). The traditional organizational style (file cabinets, orderly, etc.) appeals and is usable only to one. The other 40-45% of us require things such as the "banker box" that only gets…

@paqman: Treepad is excellent. I've used it for 15 years now, though I've switched some newer stuff over to MemPad (same concept).

Not an iStore customer, but I hope they give the same weight to violent images as they do to sex. .... Who am I kidding?

@say592: Good point. It depends on what the study tested. If it was formal education specifically, then it says something, or maybe a second study with varying types of "intelligence".

@Bruce Landwaster: