Since it's just hot out of the tap water and not "boiled" water I figured it counted.

The water isn't boiled, it's just warm tap water. Does that negate the cold brewed deal?

I make cold brewed tea all the time. In my favorite pitcher I add hot water, two family size tea bags - just regular ones ( sometimes I throw in an Earl Grey small tea bag to give it some gumption ) and let it sit for about 30 minutes. Serve over ice and add a lemon on the side of the glass and you're good to go.…

Yup. I did it wrong the first time. Street address plus town plus state gets the narrowest best results.

This is really handy. As the midterms approach and the national elections approach, having this will make it easier to see what they're saying and doing and then making a judgement about replacing them will be easier.

Mmm. All of that sounds so good. My nephew's football team drinks lowfat chocolate milk after work outs, believing pretty much to a man that it works better than Gatorade or other sports drinks. I love lowfat or nonfat chocolate milk, so that would always work for me, but I'll consider your snacks as must eat too. :)

I keep walnuts and almonds around to help with quick snack cravings. Oatmeal is excellent. Also fruit of any kind ( a small serving ) fills you up well. Raisins, craisins, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds and whole wheat crackers ( limited serving ) with a bit of good cheese or hummus is the yummiest. What also works…

I would add that if you're not a fan of steel cut oats, just the old fashioned longer cooking type fill you up better. A bowl of it, dried fruit on top and some milk and a drizzle of honey if I'm feeling particularly sweet deprived will last me longer than any breakfast.

Installed it. So far it works well. Not too much interference, doesn't vie for my attention constantly. Nice little addition for my web browsing. :) Thanks!

I use Any.Do in a limited way. It's a quick way to save an idea, to jot down a quick to do, to write down a list to myself if I'm in a hurry. It's not a use it every day app for me. I regret that- as I like the design and the simplicity. But the lack of a web app for me kills the deal. :(

I'm using it and the offline part of this is helpful....but I so want a web version as well.

Both my daughters are grown and I have them on my Cozi Locator. If they take a trip, if they go out of town I know where they are when they're driving. I try not to invade their privacy and I let them see me on the app as well. It's just a family precaution we've all agreed upon. Keeps us safe, in touch with each…

I use Cozi ( www.cozi.com ) for home organization and to do lists and grocery lists and even menu planning. I can share lists with anyone in my family and the calendar helps me stay on track with reminders, etc. I have 3 grown daughters and it allows me to cross plan anything with them and they always know what's up…

Absolutely love this! Excellent changes.

I agree about the Outlook revamp. I've thought that if Gmail ever disappears ( a la Google Reader ) that I'll make the switch seamlessly and not regret it.

I use Google Scholar every day. Not a professional but I love to study Ancient Egypt and Google Scholar has become my every day companion to do so. I use the other services too, but Scholar remains a stand out. :)

Thank you, that's a better option. :)

I'm waiting on a Google Now page. I've tried a lot of these new tab page improvements and I keep going back to Google's own new tab page. Seems to suit my needs so far.

^This. :)

Except for research, I don't have much use for an app that is that non linear....but I enabled it and tried it and left it parked in my apps and disabled it. When it improves or if I'm doing research, I'll enable it. It has much promise!