I've tried all these, but cats are interesting creatures with strong personalities. If they really want to do something, they will, despite surface or spray bottle. It can deter them for a time—giving you a moment to strategize, but don't underestimate your kitty. She's likely taken your deterrent method into…

There was a nice feature in this month's Family Handyman that suggested mounting a metal strip under your desk, then putting powerful magnets on jar lids. Then you fill jars with whatever you want—paperclips, etc—put on the lids and attach them under your desk, hanging down from the metal strip.

Note: the TomTomOne 103S GPS refurb from Amazon is only $20 more after rebate—and it has Text-to-Speech. I'd get that instead of the regular 130...in fact, I did!

The ability to narrow down your search results with the filters on the side is nice...but overall would I switch from Google? Can't say I would, especially with Google's integration into everything I do. Besides, give Google a look at this and they'll incorporate the best parts into their own service if they haven't…

@meatee: I don't mind it so much, but it is a bit distracting in that they kind of look like mistakes.

This site really is fun and I think the ranking system works well. The two main problems I see are:

@grokdesigns: LOL seriously. When I saw the headline, my first thought was, yes, you could use this site OR you could just walk outside and look both ways!

VOTE: iTunes. Sorry, it's just easy.

LOL Read the suggestion for Hannah Montana: The Movie!

Napster's new pitch is VERY interesting, especially if you buy a new song a week anyway—they give you the added benefit of streaming music all the time.

Vote: www.Gyminee.com

I stock up on:

Love it! Proud to test it out for them.

@JuryDuty: PS Most places have a $10 off $40 at Radio Shack inside which pretty much pays for the book in one transaction. The link will let you see what deals are on your area.

Great deal is getting the Entertainment Coupon Book for $12 today only: [www.entertainment.com]

I love it! Last time when we did a High 5 for these, I didn't find any one solution that was free that worked for me. But this is WONDERFUL. I'll be an active user, I'm sure. Thanks, LH!

I'd say I'm a mix between the two. I pretty much only do business-oriented emails from 9-5, and then personal emails after work.

Interesting, this EXACT same solution appears on p 31 of the April/May 2009 ReadyMade magazine. I think someone got inspired, but didn't give proper credit. :) LOL!

Needs one of these signs to go with it: [www.safetysign.com]

If you're meeting in person, dress professionally! When I was a mall store manager, I couldn't BELIEVE how many people came to interviews that weren't even dressed up to store code. Flip-flops, unkept hair, t-shirts, chewing gum like a cow, c'mon people! If someone dresses like that for an interview it makes you…