I'm also happy to hear of this addition. It will really help people make the switch to a great service. I just hope they start supporting Canadian phone numbers soon (other than the Calgary exception).

@GitEmSteveDave: ...or E!

At least Sabre is saving some cash on their printer and paper needs, since they now own Dunder Mifflin.

Don't cops have to go to school before being given their gun and strip club raiding badge?

Triggers:

Though everything makes sense to me from the article, the double space is so ingrained in me, I think I'll learn DVORAK so I have to really *think* about everything I type so I can break the habit.

I like it when companies do cool stuff like this. My favorite was step 18.

@jalb: I'd say it shows both. I didn't mean to sound like I was bashing the Android release schedule. I think it's pretty amazing how far Android has come so quickly. However it does highlight the inability of manufacturers to keep up too.

Make it into a poker table and I'm all in.

@gthing: Sweet link. Shows how the Android's frenzied version release schedule is just too much to handle for the phone manufacturers. There has to be a solution for the Android version fragmentation...

@Ben Boyle: Check out gthing's shared link here: [forum.xda-developers.com] in another comment. AT&T isn't the one to blame most (for once).

This is the first time I've ever had to use Magnifier in Win 7.

Nice list of things for the budget conscious.

@WilliamTheFifth: So steam is a "gas?" But it's just hot, vaporized ice!

@rebeldevil: I'm with you on that one. Went to college in PA, moved to WI where they are way more liberal in terms of liquor control. However, I recently moved to Ontario and it's even worse. At least in PA, the liquor control board keeps prices in check. Prices here are about %150 than just across the border.

@ChaosCon: I have a Brita water filter in my fridge filled at all times. My water doesn't taste bad, but I do have a lot of minerals due to old pipes in my old house. Not sure it will work for bad tasting water, but probably couldn't hurt. It's cheap, easy, and fits in my fridge door.

@MyNameisn'tEarl: or ctrl+L, that's Chrome's shortcut to the omnibar.

@justinjc: Beautiful. Thanks so much!

@Jacobm001: Though not exactly what NotEarl was saying, external files can be run from Chrome as well.

I love the countdown alarm, but there's no audible ring as far as I can tell. I normally use online-stopwatch.com but this method would be so much better.