jupiterthunder
jupiterthunder
jupiterthunder

An issue I've always had with to-do list is spending too much time deciding what needs to be on the to-do list. And then prioritizing that list. One day I might find a way to make them work for me in general, but right now, I only find them useful as a project checklist.

But it can be in this day and age. I have tried to create a near-paperless classroom, but at the secondary level it's not wholly possible. At the collegiate level, instructors are allowed to make assumptions about computing and internet access that you can't make in public secondary and elementary schools. That

Currently, resumes and worksheets for my little one to practice her three r's. I'm about to put together a portfolio to help sell myself so I'll print a few documents for that. If it lands me the job I want, I'll increase my printing to handouts that need to be copied for my classes though I've minimized that in the

Oh my. This happened to me in college. Professor was explaining some programming syntax to us. He kept saying "CUTTER, CUTTER, CUTTER" but pronouncing it as "cooter" which is some places is slang for vagina. As luck would have it, me and my friend sitting next to me must've been the only two people in the room

At a certain point (and that point is different for all of us) you're just looking at a screen.

In my experience, the bulk of trash generated while inside a car is generated within a few minutes of making a stop. So you can either throw your trash elsewhere, hold on to it, or use this idea until it's time for your next stop. For those that spend significant time in their car, it's a great idea. As good as

They already have plenty of photos of you in your tin-foil hat.

My gripe is I can't keep the canister from drying out of growing mold before I use even half of them.

Amateurs. The bug isn't on your car. The prostitute they paid off injected the tracker into your forearm after she drugged you. Remember that wild party you were at on New Year's Eve? Of course you don't.

Yes. But there is a "fly to America" surcharge.

It's a nice bit of ingenuity, indeed, but if I were going to have to do this regularly, I think I would procure a mousepad or something similar and give it a permanent spot of my desk, being that is where the tipster find himself needing it all the time.

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Via [www.instantfundas.com] there is another way to earn extra storage, which for most will require gaming the system.

Don't get me wrong. I'd have no issues with it myself. Just commenting on how anything that isn't ergonomic usually draws criticism on these posts.

Google Currents is still blah. I want to like it but it still feels like it wasn't ready for release. It isn't even efficient. I prefer getting my feeds through Feedly on the desktop and on the go, but it frustrates me that Feedly chokes on one of my favorite feeds that is image-centric.

Cue awful chair comments in 3, 2, 1,....

[c/p from hashtag forum]

Sounds like maintaining a list either with or uploaded to Google Docs could a no fuss solution.

This is the first LH video I actually watched. It didn't say it was a LH video. I have been Whitrolled!