This works great. I use about 10 #8 1/2" screws. The head is the same size (1/4") as your standard magnetic tip for the cordless drill screwdriver bits removed. Keep them around the edge of your shoes, I haven't found any need to put them in the middle of the tread. For about $2 and 5 minutes of your time, you've got…

Depends on how good your case is.

While I agree with you about your phone's ability to easily track your runs/rides/whatever, a watch is much simpler to glance at while running, to press a lap button or do other mid-run functions. The GPS is also probably not quite as accurate on the phone. If your phone is good enough for you, then fantastic. You are…

^Uh... that must be why there are 2 outlets on it? Seems like a pretty major design oversight.

What an excellent idea you have! Can you make the instructable so I can follow along?

Last time I was at IKEA, there was a Suburban parked in the Hybrid spot. That guy had a big car and huge balls.

Focus on accomplishments and results that came out of them, rather than day-to-day duties. Those duties can be listed paragraph style, right after the company and job title - and they will take up little space. When you focus on your accomplishments/results and have it set up in a scannable format the person reading…

I hardly think the Queen needs more than a page...

I found it easier to reprogram myself. I started getting up before the kiddo and going to the gym. Seemed reasonable since I was going to be up anyway. Not sure the wife feels the same way about it (she was not being disturbed before I started leaving.)

I did find an aftermarket solution, but it would have made the automatic climate control manual (who cares, but I didn't want to mess with it) plus the cost was several hundred for the part, plus the cost of whatever I wanted to put in there. Seemed like a headache and a waste on my POS.

Yes. This one provides me with a place to dock the phone as well. Charge and audio thru one connection.

Have a kid. It's an automatic alarm at 5:30 every morning... "Dad, I'm hungry..."

Super easy... unless you have the dumbest car ever, like me! A 2001 Mercury Sable, that has the factory stereo integrated with the climate control. Ugh. No CD player, no AUX... a tape deck and that's it. My solution was to buy an iDeck http://www.amazon.com/iDeck-Integrated-Cassette-Adapter-Certified/dp/B002QG4P7U…

Maybe we could all just exercise a bit of self control... nah. That's not possible. If you have trouble digesting milk - my advice? Avoid it. Same goes for everything else. Lots of people have an intolerance (or worse) for gluten. Am I going to quit eating pizzas? No. But it's not the only thing I eat either.

Here's a quick tip if you are planning on smoking some meat soon... Don't take your tips from the LA Times. Talk to someone in Kansas City, Texas, Memphis or the Carolinas. And don't bother to soak your chips at all. In fact, don't use chips, use small chunks (say half the size of your fist at least). Do feel free to…

Agreed. This is an excellent site.

Runmeter is a great app. It's only $2.99 and a steal if you ask me. I used runkeeper (free) first, but took the plunge on runmeter when they lowered the price from $4.99 (Now that I have used it, I would have ponied up the 5 bones as well.) They have frequent feature upgrades and support a great number of activities.…

I built some raised beds - and they are great. But when my kids ruined their kiddie pool (just like the ones you posted above) I immediately filled it up with some dirt and planted salad greens. We also use cheap 17 gal tubs for pepper and tomato plants (one plant in each tub). They aren't perfect, and they aren't…

I use a Wahoo dongle with my Garmin HR monitor. There are a lot of apps that can work with this combination. The one I use is Runmeter. Wahoo's website has a list of apps that work with it...

I lop the top off like he shows, then use a spoon to scoop it out and eat it like a soft boiled egg. Wouldn't be as pretty for putting in a fruit salad or whatever, but when I am eating my lunch at my desk, what do I care?