To those against this strategy:

I'll second copy/paste into a Word Processor.

I don't buy this attitude. You can learn to do anything. My rules for going into something you know nothing about:

Is it just me or did they spell "apply" as "aplly".

Works in Outlook 2003 as well.

@Nirmal Patel:

Hmmmm, interesting. I drink quite a bit of wine. I'm no expert. How can you tell if something is corked, compared to just bad?

@Jacob Buck:

A previous LH thread mentioned we don't need a key?

Look forward to your articles.

Its showing domains as available that are not.

Second point, and this is something I brought up last time we discussed this on LH. Rent on a place will always be more expensive than the mortgage on the same place. Just think about the reality of it: the landlord has a mortgage. He/she would never rent the place at a loss. And that includes all expenses and…

House prices and rents have been closely linked throughout history, with both increasing at the rate of inflation, or about 3% a year since 1900.

Fine tips, I suppose- but I think the real solution is to get to the bottom of why your sleep habits are out of whack.

It doesn't have the cone of error, which is necessary. For example, right now the actual cone of error extends beyond New Orleans (my house, ugh!) into Alabama. We are at the edge of it, but we're not out of the woods.

Everyone's different, so I'm not going to knock anyone's working style... but why would you ever have more than a few windows open?

I have a hard time believing a hiring manager would pay attention, much less *search for* generic terms like that.

I guess he's trying to use a cutesy phrase my reversing the words quality and quantity- but he's not really talking about quantity. He's talking about consistency.

@ewonk:

I believe everyone is misunderstanding what urgency means. Or, maybe I should put it: "should mean."