I use it to find my phone with a specific text message and a variety of other things. Such as: silence phone during class, open a menu of apps when I plug in headphones, silence phone during the night if it's plugged in, lock certain apps like facebook and bank

So you're telling me America is going to become part of the soviet union and it's allies? [en.wikipedia.org]

Does this work with amazon's wireless phone section also (as an alternative to ebay).

Is Facebook chat not "instant messaging?" I primarily use Facebook chat but with Trillain. I like having the automated messages and email notifications (also got tired of Digsby failing to connect to Facebook). It's sometimes nice to have the chat windows on top of other windows so I don't have to keep switching to my…

Works well. Not sure what you mean by "it just puts it's own entry at the top" but it replaced the share menu like it was supposed to for me. Tested on Google Reader and baconreader share buttons.

These (or more likely something similar that I make myself) are going on my slide gloves.

My XC and Track team gets advice from a local sports medicine doctor who highly recommends The Stick ( [www.thestick.com] ) for rolling things out. It's for before and after and works great whenever I use it. For more painful things, he uses Biofreeze. It's so much better feeling than Icy Hot.

I'm a big fan of 4walled.org myself.

Battlefield Bad Company 2?

I can never get this to work. My shim just crumples up or tears.

ha. She did say that once.

The Onion did something on ultra realistic games: [www.theonion.com]

when you get to the outer rim, does it uncoil into a mess?

Looks like a more polished version of LazyDroid [market.android.com] . LazyDroid has a few more control features though like remotely viewing what you see on your device.

I like how GameStop has an xbox bundle in the automotive section.

Is the problem with slow cooking thick meats (if so, skip the rest of my comment) or with using this method to slow cook thick meats?

Doing more reading and apparently you CAN turn them off if you starve it of oxygen (makes sense). This supposedly works with the chemical ones too. Amazon reviewer sticks his in a ziploc but says dousing in water works too.

I was actually looking at a zippo handwarmer to stick in my sweater pouch for longboarding and such. I read somewhere that you couldn't turn it off though. Also saw something about limited reuses. Anyone have one that can comment on that?

Using this in a Prezi would make it even more awesome

I just use the Google Reader web interface. works great.