Someone, please post on article on how to grow healthy mint.

This video shows more models than the app. This is by far one of the worst in it’s kind.

I have the opposite problem. My mine always dies.

I’m from a development background and I really doubt if this video would help anyone understand code. I don't know if I could come up with something better though.

I got rid of my TV when I realized I was setting my schedule based on show times (yes, I am and was aware of DVRs, but somehow never took to them). And how much time went by on mindless channel surfing. I do watch Netflix, but it’s on my schedule.

It was pretty spot on for me. It recommended the very service I’m on.

I wish micro center would learn this and have their keyboards and mice on display.

I’d like to think that I can read significantly faster than 2x the speed of an audio book. I like audio books, but only when I can’t read.

A lot of software developers have this mentality. Not to say that I’m against software reuse by any means. But developers who can’t think beyond the Lego blocks, stuff some really bad Lego blocks where it would have better to use a saw and drill.

Me, I’d like:

Good excuse to use my fountain pens.

Thanks

So, how do I find find a place to volunteer?

It’s no fun.

It sure does seem like it, doesn’t it?

This is the book that helped me get it: http://www.amazon.com/Understanding-…

This is the first Android release that has actual features that I’m excited about. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not really complaining about the older ones, but most features they added didn’t really excite me.

Ok, that should work as a first reminder, what about the 2nd and 3rd times?

A question on this topic: We landed a new client. I’ve been waiting for specs and sample files from them for about 2 weeks now. How do I remind them (probably more than once) without getting annoying?