There are tons! Astrid, RememberTheMilk, etc. etc. Click over to Lifehacker and search for Android lists or gtd (getting things done) or planner. It's a very robust area of development for Android and for iOS, for that matter. Many have web aps and/or can sync with an online calendar, so you're not limited to your…

Imitation tin ceiling tiles. One could probably put them up with double sided tape or similar. Use "goof off" or similar, if necessary, to get the tape off the wall when you're ready to change decor or move. Blackboard paint? Not really feelin' it.

yah, me, too! :-( So, I vote for BOTH, though.

Absotively intentional.

It's not that its ingredients are particularly heinous for a carnivore, but F it all, the thing just sucks. It's got the grossest texture and flavor (if you can call it that) of any fast food carp I've eaten in 50 years. That includes samplings of Rally's various bizarro, multi-patty, cheese sauced burgers (mmmm,…

A significant operative term for this "hack" is "short" vacation. If it's going to be more than 2-3 days, CaptMorgan74 notes the problem of an environment "poisoned" by the plants' converting CO2 to O2. Additionally, the lack of ventilation will promote fungal growth and moisture accumulation on leaves, where you…

You think you're fine, but that could just be the asphyxiation talking. ;-)

Kind of one-sided, purely defensive view—if an enemy is engaging in cyber attacks or directing terrorism from somewhere, one needs stealthy and powerful aircraft to get to those enemies and eliminate them. It can't always be done effectively with drones, because they can't respond as quickly and can't be aware of…

God will help those women—find a doctor in New Orleans or Monroe, La. or Memphis or Birmingham, Montgomery or Mobile, if this law passes and it's extended to such obviously inappropriate limits. Thank God for state lines and good doctors.

Publishing carp about individuals is slander and libel and is actionable, if untrue. While media has 1st Amendment protection from government censorship, it is not protected from libel and slander suits from individuals. Of course, the problem is that the Koala is probably like a wack-a-mole—get a judgment against…

A spritz of water on top, hm? Makes sense/sounds good to me. I'll be trying it this weekend. Thanks for this diamond of a tip in a sand box of essentially unhelpful personal opinions.

With redbeans 'n' rice a cultural icon of N'awlins folk cuisine, I'm kinda shocked I've never heard of this toxin warning before! Then again, ifn y'all cooks y'all beans in a big pot on da fiyah by ya laundry berlin' pot, all day, every Monday, as tradition dictates, I guess it's never an issue.

Chowhound. Too busy earlier to suggest this alternative to Urbanspoon and the other more well known players in this space. It is a good "foodie" community. Probably doesn't provide the geographic coverage of U-spoon or Yelp, but it's real people who care about food providing their actual experiences.

Wraping wire around spinning shaft—not the safest thing to do. Tape, like most comments have already attested, work's just fine for most purposes. If you want a more precise or a larger physical "stop"—metal drill stops. Harborfreight and probably most hardwares sell them, usually in a kit of several metal collars…

You're welcome to your opinion and riding style—at least until the FDA, DOT, or DOE finds a way to steal our taxes by regulating biking—but the vast majority of science and expert experience suggests that you may be deluding yourself or you are someone who happens to have a power-lifter or NFL lineman-type physique—in…

Considering how many folks still smoke tobacco, drink then drive, and otherwise engage in unnecessary, risky behaviors, I wholly agree people will continue to use them, though we might be more careful how—i.e., using wired headsets to put the phone at a little distance without creating more "radiation," if it's at all…

The human body is like a small displacement engine—it needs to rev to produce power. It's production of torque is not all that great (OK, a power lifter or an NFL lineman produces plenty of torque, so exception proves the rule). That's why the lower (easy) gears on a bike are there. Glad to see that it happens the…

Cain is popular because everyone else is an even bigger whack-job idiot. At least he's held real (i.e., not political) jobs (some significantly techy, I understand) and run real businesses with some success, unlike any of the last 5 presidents. A positive track record should be worth more than political speechifying…

You'll only be confused by my comment, if you try to correlate it directly with Insta-dev's comment. My comment was a stand-alone intended to highlight the "natural selection" function of the app markets, regardless of any particular OS. I think Insta-dev's dismissal of Android users as a market is a whining and…

Double-clutch and speed match. There was a time when synchro didn't exist. Skill over hardware.