Ditto over here. I've tried other methods but the pen and paper method works best. In my work, most projects have a standard set of associated tasks/milestones (field verify, coordinate, check, send) so it makes it nice because I have a list of items, and next to each item a standard four milestones which I can use to…

Lol DHMO.

Nope, the 4S says 4G in the menubar when you're connected to HSPA+

I live in the Denver area, and I've noticed that the biggest problem seems to be people from all over mingling driving styles and getting angry with each other. That, or people from Texas and California. Watch out for them in their lifted SUVs with summer tires on snowy mornings.

If you've ever had to swerve out of the way of flying rubber chunks from a semi tire (or, alternatively, seen the Mythbusters episode), that's a good deterrent from drafting them.

Whoa, neat. As a nation our average waist size is about to hit 40 inches!

To "Unwilling" guy - you can still get the ISO and other info from smartphone shots, they usually still save the EXIF data in the file.

Slightly longer life at 25k hrs versus about 10-15k for a cfl; other than that not a lot.

Oh, dang.

One of the lists is for the laundry room. Who invites guests to view their laundry room?

Yeah but for Kettle chips, especially the Jalapeno ones, it's so worth the effort.

We are lucky to have offices, which makes it easy to just close the door if you need to get on the phone for a long call. People are generally considerate and don't blast their music loud enough for it to disrupt phone conversations, but it can be annoying when your neighbor has differing musical tastes.

Hell, people at my office just play their music on speakers. From my office right now, I am playing pandora to drown out Death Metal, talk radio and easy listening emanating from my neighbors' offices.

Zero. Zero. Zero. Destruct. Zero.

Webb: Captain?

Yep, corporate trips are pretty fun, and yep, they make you feel dirty. I never turn down an opportunity, though. It's like a vacation, but they pay for everything (including getting you as drunk as you want) and you can bill it on your timesheet as marketing.

That sounds like a marketable idea... PDF creator print driver, but with an option to target specific devices. Could make an app for the tablet that pushes a notification to the user when a document is sent.

Good point. Those had better be LEDs.

The day where you can 'print' to tablets is already here; PDF is more or less universally compatible and tablets have markup tools available (Autodesk design review among many others) for notetaking and redlining.

Dual screens?