Oh, wait. I forgot to say, "I've been doing this for years."

Check out Skitch. It does all this and more. Has a menubar icon and extensive tools for adding arrows, boxes, comments, etc. to the screenshot. Then makes it easy to share either as a file or it can upload the image to their site and give you a URL. Free.

Funny — that's the other recommendation I was going to make. I love Swissgear bags but also don't exactly know why. They're attractive, solid, and have really well thought out pockets and features. OK, I guess I do know why!

You might have a sleep disorder such as sleep apnea. Worth getting checked out. Visit a sleep specialist MD (most general doctors don't know sleep disorders very well) and with a few questions, they will be able to tell you a lot.

Agree. If you can't find a local source of fresh spices, off to the web. My article about spices: [feedme.typepad.com]

You didn't ask, but if you're near a Costco, the Kirkland bags are great.

I have been a roller rather than a folder since a friend suggested it. A few hints for you:

Not what they mean. They didn't explain it well.

Sugru is a do it yourself silicone material. It's like clay — model it in whatever shape you want, let it set and voila — custom silicone part. Being silicone, it runner-like and stands up to high temperatures.

In the pHone screen shot you changed the AT&T indicator to say hATe&T. That's pretty funny. How did you do that?

Listen to people — reallllly listen. I got into marketing after noticing that everyone said I would be good at it. I had an engineering degree and that's what I was doing. But I have excellent communication skills and people around me said I could bring the two skills together in marketing technical products.

And if I weight 160 pounds, can I carry a heavier bag than someone who weighs 250?

There are platforms like that use Javascript to build code for iPhone, Android, browser, etc. I'm not a coder but I know several coders who are very excited about this.

Ear buds are tricky because it is difficult to get a good seal. Without that, sound from the back of the bud cancels some of the sound from the front. In-ear phones, inserted correctly, allow the bud to drive waves directly into the ear without outside interference. For my money, the Shure in-ears are really great —…

Yes, it was tongue-in-cheek.

Yes, but I am fooling them by doing this to the bottom of my door!

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That's not a granny knot. It's an overhand knot.

"people will full bladders"

Safety pinning the corners seemed like a great idea but youshould have mentioned it's not for waterbeds.