The solution is obvious then: don't wear pants.

The method is interesting, but it relies on you being un-biased and actually considering all things fairly. My company would do their example on turnover and completely ignore all the reasons they themselves would've caused to put the blame solely on the employees which are leaving.

If for nothing else here's why the electric pressure cooker is awesome. Toss a bunch of onion skins, celery tops and carrot ends into the pot, add a clove of garlic and a bay leaf, place a well salted/peppered 6-7 lb. roasting chicken on top of the scraps and run about a cup of water down the side. Cook on high for 30…

No problem there. I would love one for mine as well, but the app was a cheaper and quicker solution.

If your DSLR doesn't have GPS yet, I recommend the app GeoTagPhotos (I'm sure there are others that do the same). It uses your phone to do record where you are at any interval (you can set it do update constantly or every minute, 5 minutes, 15, etc.). Then, when you get home you load the pictures to your computer, use…

I've personally yet to find a scenario when I would be worried about this. Personally, I love having my photos geotagged. In fact I take steps to make sure photos from my regular camera geotag as well. The only main concern I could see for some is in pinpointing exactly where you live if you take pictures at home but…

I'm really in love with these electric pressure cookers. They have a setting where you can brown/sautee things in the insert so I'll sweat some onions etc. toss in the beans, liquid and whatever herbs I'm using, seal it up and go. There's a fine line between done and mush and I've gone over it a few times and I think…

I wonder what would happen if you mixed in some rubbing alcohol. Would it remain flexible even when cold?

I know that swimming can be a great thing for all joint conditions. Natural resistance like you were saying, and it encourages your body to limber up as much as build up. I know those swimming style hot tubs they use for sports teams can work miracles.

This article is closure for me. If what I went through helps others, then I've made the world a better place.

3 years later and it's still hard for me to talk about it. My Best friend in the whole world of 14 years, my Rough Collie Heidi, died in my arms on the vet's floor. She was in intense pain and the pain was finally gone. My parents own an apple orchard/Cider mill farm so we buried Heidi on the family property.

I agree. 17 years ago that I held mine while the 2nd injection was administered. It's not a mental image I'd wish on anyone, but also, he was MY dog, so he deserved me to be there at that moment.

When my dog was put to sleep last week, I made sure that the last thing I told her was what a good girl she was, so I agree with you 100% on that. It's so important that the last moments be affirming and not full of fear and confusion.

I wanted to be in the room when it was done because if I couldn't then it wasn't the right decision. I wanted the last thing she heard to be my voice saying Lech l'shalom: go in peace.

Honestly, I'm with you here on the not doing the running thing too well (played competitive soccer until I was almost 20 and the knees are near shot). I try to stay active by just being outdoors or at least doing something instead of sitting on the couch in my spare time. It's my nature too, have to be occupied by…

Arguments about the Apple Tax are stale, bordering on outright false. Apple products aren't necessarily overpriced. They're just expensive. The same quality laptop from a different manufacturer might cost you the same.

I know, I know. I'm just poking fun. Just don't lose sight of the fact that the technology doesn't keep you fit, you do.

Mostly I argue online so all the stuff they've said is still there in broad daylight (as it were). So people will say, "I've answered all your questions!" and I say, no, here's my reposted list from ten minutes ago, and they say, "I've already answered those I guess you can't READ."