Have you tried SIW?

Perhaps you could adapt this app for your situation:

Been with my current company for about 8 years now. Good benefits, good pay. Had an offer dumped in my lap to move to another company which is closer to home and a $10k pay raise. Here's my conundrum; I'm 40 and more often than not think about my retirement. My current job has a fully funded pension on top of the…

This is pretty interesting: [en.wikipedia.org]...

I've been using them for years and they've done nothing but improve the service. Access to files form any computer, smartphone access, unlimited data storage, referral program. What's not to like?

IMHO, nothing works better than a clean install.

1GB is paltry and 7GB for email is HUGE. My guess is once they get it rolled out and tweaked, everything on Google (docs, apps, mail, storage) will be an all-for-one storage affair, my guess somewhere around 10GB for everything.

Security through Facebook? Really? Best in the business? Who writes this stuff?

I am 'forced' to print certain things at work since some of the old timers refuse to keep up with the times or the company won't invest in a viable e-replacement. Still, my printing is less than 10 pages a month.

If I had $500 when VMWare stock was at $20 a share, I'd have a boatload of money right now with shares trading around $107 right now. A sound financial investment is money much better spent than a new iPad "because the display is newer than your 'old' iPad". It makes me wonder why the 99% (iPad buyers) are pissed at…

My problem is that corporate sync on the Verizon network will not work without the corporate unlimited plan which tacks another $15 onto my already $30 data plan. I still monitor my data usage and it has never gone above 1GB at any given month. Crooks, all of them.

For years, when cleaning out my garage, I keep coming across this ½ full 5 gallon container of reductive plate developer used in developing photos. I have yet been able to find a way to safely dispose of this stuff. Any ideas?

I haven't used an IM client in over a decade. I'm surprised with things like text messaging, Twitter and Facebook that people still use it.

Have not used them.

So my dog got skunked. So far the top three things (in order) to de-stink the dogs that came recommended are:

I would love to start with this:

Nah. He got the $500 ticket and the cop gave me a fake talking to. He also found it EPIC. (Saved this last part. I knew someone would try to poo-poo my story. Someone always does)

I confronted someone who parked in handicapped parking once (real pet peeve of mine). He basically told me to go f**k off. Once he walked into the store, I pulled out the valve stem puller I happened to have in my pocket and flattened all four of his tires, then did my shopping. When I came out, he was on the phone…

This is my process. If it's worth something, I sell it on eBay. If it's worth something but too heavy to ship, I sell it on Craigslist. If it's usable but not worth the effort to sell (or no one is willing to buy it), I offer it up on Freecycle.org. Rarely do I put anything in the trash.

Coming from a family of firemen (although I am not one myself) the rule of thumb they tell everyone is change the batteries every time you change your clocks. It has been that way for decades.