I've also seen a potato used for this.

My two:

@1jaxstate1: The Captivate is a "Samsung Galaxy S" phone.

Ah... I went in there (no g) and there were just crickets: [ca.lifehacker.com]

@Whitson Gordon: #openthread is seeing some action.

@Platypus Man: The links are alive and well in the headers of the CA and UK sites:

I think the best non-conflicting advice not found in this article is to make sure you recycle your batteries; which can often be done at the same location you're replacing them.

I actually live across the river in Vancouver, and have only used the Arcos "up there". If I find myself low in Portland, I stick with whatever is closest off of I-5 between Vancouver and Downtown (usually a 76 or Jackson's).

I have heard that you can also paint the ceiling of your porch (and under the eaves) sky blue, but it looks like the Tipster did that. :/

Arco is always about 10 cents less than any of the gas stations it's sitting next to, so it makes sense that a higher ethanol percentage could be the reason.

I know it's all the same gas, yet for whatever reason I get 15-20 miles less from my tank when I fill it with gas from Arco. That's the only brand that does that.

@skottles: Seconded.

Are you on LinkedIn? There's a Twitter group you can join.

I've gotten the pocket knife/Leatherman, Monogrammed flask and a Monogrammed cigarette case with matching lighter.

It also creates a paper trail with a few benefits:

@daveywest: Hah... very close. The Dilbert Principle states that the hierarchy exists to move incompetent people "up and out of the way" so that the people who remain can get sh1t done. :)

@diasdiem:

Just the one desktop, but I am in the market for a netbook/laptop that can move around house.

Also: The Fox to Phone android app appears to be missing. The QR code on their website ( [www.foxtophone.com] ) points nowhere. :(

The only potential negative I see with using a Rain gutter for cable management is if you spill something off the back of your desk.