Well, that category is reserved for any coffee that is made to be drank with cream and sugar. AKA all the coffee that is in ANY chain shop. This chart refers to Third Wave coffee specifically, rather than “commodity coffee” which is the coffee sold to the masses intended for mixing with milk and sugar.

They are changing the contents of someones email without asking them first. That is pretty much the definition of malware. Also, is it even legal?

How would you feel if every text message you sent was appended with “This message has been sent over Verizon Wireless/AT&T/Sprint/T-Mobile and has been checked as not spam. Visit [Carrier URL]”?

It’s find if the footer was an opt-in option, but otherwise you’re advertising for the program without your consent (unless you knew these settings were on by default and are okay with it). The footer also looks unprofessional.

Does it do this by default? Because if so, the proper reaction should be “uninstall”, not “turn it off”. That’s a pretty big violation of trust, IMO.

I’m not sure there’s any factual evidence to support we have only so much willpower per day. In fact, I’m inclined to think the more we exercise our willpower, the more of it we have.

... and smells terrible?

I think this one is one of the toughest to learn, because often most people only figure out through mistakes that hurt people, and being hurt often causes people to make worse decisions. It's also one of the tougher things to teach because nothing's universal. My girlfriend and I react very differently to certain…

Emotional intelligence. Being able to communicate exactly how I feel instead of sticking my head in the sand.

As I understand it, good design and user friendliness (and therefore improved function) incorporates aesthetics (which can be cultural), and therefore aren't mutually exclusive.

I hope you like the equine form, because once the internet finds your upload site, you are going to see a whole lot of it.

It sounds great but the potential security issues do worry me.

No need to pay, in my opinion. The free registration should be fine.

I think the point here is that by the time most of us are in our thirties or forties (or higher), we've forgotten a lot of what we learned when we were thirteen, unless we've made a career of science.

Oh but that's not just because you're trained. I can't even read notes, but I need simple music and no vocals to not be distracted.

As a trained musician, I have to say that listening to unfamiliar music while working often means I am focusing too much on the music. The same is true for more complex music, since I'm trained to listen critically.

That, friend, is a question better left to the lazy Macgyver in all of us. You know your work, you just need to be creative and you should hopefully be able to find a little nook somewhere quiet. Having a car makes it easy.

This is why we need to follow Spain's example and institute siesta.