Why wouldn't you just... Use slashes to create the subfolder architecture?

@jaxun: Nothing special about it; just grab a $2 bottle of Thousand-Island dressing.

@pinkydead: No, McDonald's cheese slices are most-assuredly American singles.

"An olive oil aioli, combined with french dressing and organic shallots"

So let me get this straight. I can:

Awesome! So instead of talking directly to my friend, I can talk to this dictation app, translate it to a text message, and send it to him.

I am a huge fan of Thunderbird. My greatest desire would be for Mozilla to license the Exchange format from Microsoft. It would quickly destroy the Outlook installed userbase where I work.

I have three (3) Wave invites to give.

OH MY GOD. I'm a notorious impulse buyer; [Woot.com] was a fairly dangerous site for me. [Shirt.woot] was even more dangerous.

Stardock's ObjectDock (or Fences - they're sort of mutually exclusive, since they take two different approaches to the same goal).

Those LED spotlights are incredibly handy. Most of them are touch-to-activate. You just give the surface a quick slap and it comes alive. It works especially well inside cabinet-doors, which might not otherwise get enough lighting to see the items stored within...

I am a big fan of the "1-year box" rule; fill a box with items you don't use often, but can't yet bear to throw out. Label it with the date. After a year, if you have not opened the box to retrieve an item, throw the whole box out (or sell the items within, if they have any significant value).

As a side note; that cheese grater in the video is another fantastic multi-tasker; the classic tools really are the best. None of that Slap-Chop bullcrap.