First: I have 2 alarms, a primary and a backup, set 30 minutes apart. MOST of the time, the backup never gets a chance to go off.

They didn't hack the CIA. They hacked the CIA's website. There's a significant distinction to be had there.

According to Runkeeper - I ran 32 minutes last night (2.8 miles) and burned 320 calories.

Tomorrow morning all the ATMs will have a big sticker on them, warning the users of the dangers of inserting body parts.

Does no one else think the photo on the left seems to have what appears to be a person gagged (possibly bound?) in the background?

In Seattle, as well.

Okay no but seriously, the one thing I dont notice on that list - though I assume it falls under the category "whining about content" - is, where do you direct issues with the page? For instance.. the scroll menu on the right; I cant be the only person it suddenly stopped working for. Or the ads that place themselves…

They DID.

and here for two days I thought I was the ony one who'd noticed the crappy broken page

Orrrrrrrrr you could just leave Sophos installed to do its job, quietly, and inconspicuously.

Then how do you recover from catastrophic drive failure?

Read the comments below Sam Browns review of Clear, then remove Clear from any and every list you can find. It doesn't even deserve to be listed as a "Worst of" - it just needs to not exist.

How about having a single cup of coffee?

Yeah, how could there be ANY downside to a giant floating space mirror??

*nudgenudge* And Jericho, get Jericho!

Best Practice: Use Spell Check when naming your business.

I was going to stalk Sam Spratt too, but I just noticed I'd have to get in line behind 4K other people.

@Hotscot: Isn't that where they killed that kid in "Alpha Dog" too?

I'd prefer to know how to restore/retrieve lost playlists after my PC crashed, and I lost almost everything on my iPhone because I now have to synch with a different computer. Fortunately, I keep the music backed up (thanks to homesharing) but that does nothing for playlists. *shakes fist at iTunes*

I recently began using AirFoil to stream audio from my HTPC to an old ipod touch and an iphone 2g in other rooms in the house which are plugged into audio dockingstations I already had to listen to music in those rooms. I was so thrilled to finally be able to hear THE SAME music in every room. Airfoil was $25 and way…