It also means "too long; DON'T read". Or you knew that, and I'm stupid?

I read the title, looked at the image, and laughed. There has got to be a hack that has much less chance of ending with the word "#$@%!"

FWIW, Living in the Cincy area, I've been introduced to chili spaghatti and three-ways, but have discovered that it tastes so much better with elbow macaroni. Obviously because a single elbow gets a fair amount of sauce inside instead of just coating the outside.

Not really. Unless your resume format is way outside the box, education is probably the easiest segment to find. They may hold all the cards, but a manager that won't take the time to find that easily scoped piece of information is probably not helping his company as much as he thinks.

That's remarkable, Kramer.

Since I wasn't trying to get the good deal extended, I did nothing wrong. But had that been my endgame, I'd probably have been more enthusiastic. Perhaps that would have made her think that I was looking for an excuse to keep the cable.

For sure. I wasn't in it to haggle, but once she inquired, I expected she was going to have some offer, but she didn't. I was surprised that she brought it up if she wasn't going to at least put some meat out there for me to sniff.

I don't read his articles they point to, but whenever they reference him, I'm eager to read the comments.

How's this for weird. I finally sat down to watch Keifer Sutherland's new show, "Touch". In the pilot, there is reference after reference after reference to the numbers 3 and 18, in that order. That night I awoke in the middle of the night, looked over at the clock and it was 3:18. No lie.

Unless there is a specific reason to do otherwise, your job history should be chronological. I think each bullet should begin with a verb. Make use of a thesaurus. You used "organized" in consecutive bullet points. I try to avoid the same verb being used twice in my resume but certainly would avoid using it back…

My wife worked a job that had her making tons and tons of phone calls per day. She contacted a man that knew someone in position to encourage someone to green light my application/resume. So I got my resume to the guy she talked to. He sent it back to her like it was the rough draft of a fourth-grader's book…

xCodeMonkeyx is on to something. And with that in mind, whether she "speaks the language" of the kitchen or not, your MIL is more likely to get the steak cooked to her liking every time, no matter where she goes.

I was just about to ask you if you actually placed an order. :)

When my cable deal expired, I called to cancel service. When asked if there was anything they could do to keep me, I said "only if you're going to give me the same price — even without the HBO channels." I don't have cable now.

I think tekwiz is trying to say that LH uses his finance tips quite a bit. LH does their posts/articles summarizing and adding commentary to Sethi's articles.

This is akin to the question of when are the clothes you've been wearing considered dirty? Some people will give a garment multiple wears before laundering, some will not. Iflight is no longer clearly passing through my dishwater, I'm starting again.

Washing dishes manually, in my household of three, requires more water than using the dishwasher. I confirmed this by filling the sink to wash the dishes, washing them, rinsing them and putting them away. On a night after greasy food preparation, it takes even more (if the water is opaque, it's no longer suitable to…

While you say nevermind, I'll let you know that I've grown found of Splashtop.

Off topic: I just played that video and had the audio play right and the jog wheel and buffering progressed just fine, but the frame did not actually advance. Never had that happen before.

Hiding the ticker is now native to Facebook. Matt's awesome extension also means you will give up easy access to adding nodes to your historical Timeline. This may be the only one of Matt's major updates where I did not find any new benefit for myself.