Oh god. How often do you go shopping? I couldn't possibly do a week's worth of shopping using just my arms.

What, no love for shampoo bars? Most shampoo bars are oils/essential oils and a little bit of scent. Ever since I switched to shampoo bars, my scalp issues have disappeared. I used to have very bad dandruff. I tried all the shampoos for it. I tried apple cider vinegar, tea tree oil, moisture treatments... everything!…

I never see Tasker using battery in Settings > Battery, so at the very least Tasker uses less than 2% battery (since that's the lowest amount I see other apps listing). :)

Look into Tasker (Lifehacker has mentioned them before). It's a pricy app at $6, but it's been well worth it, IMO. Most of my workplace has little reception, but with Tasker I can set up a cycle where: When the cell signal drops below 2 bars, wait 30 seconds and check again. If it's still below 2 bars, go into…

I didn't know it could kick off apps itself. That's pretty cool!

Android has an app called 'Gentle Alarm' by mobitobi that does the same thing, sans inspirational quote. The default in GA is 30 minutes, but you can set it to whatever you want. It's lacking in the 'pretty' department, but it's functional and pretty feature-rich, so if anyone's looking... they don't have to wait for…

VOTE: BEST LIVING ROOM SPEAKERS: Sony HTSS380

Don't forget the projection screen, too! Amazon has a pretty good one for ~150$ (FAVI HD-100 16:9). It's motorised, and mounts to your ceiling.

I charge my phone whenever I'm in my car and driving more than 10 minutes.

Depends on the type! I have unrefined coconut oil which is good for cooking AND hair!

It may vary state by state, but the state that I am in requires that you complete a masters degree within 5 years of being employed by the state (as a teacher). I don't need an education degree — that was just me pointing out that the path I have to take to be a teacher is more complicated than that of a normal…

@Farcedude:

@CamJN:

@Eddard:

Thankfully, I have answers to most of these questions. Unfortunately, the answers mean that it is going to take me a very long time, regardless of how long it takes me to get a degree, to get where I want to be.

I'm 26. I just finished an associates degree at a local community college and I enrolled at a somewhat-local university to get my bachelor's degree. All of my classes transferred, but they didn't transfer 1-to-1, which means I'm looking at 3 years, maybe 3.5 years until I can get my bachelor's degree. So, I'm bummed…

Haha, I thought those died out in the 90's! :) Of course, knowing my friends, they'll turn it on and off just to be an ass...

Well, the re-trigger issue is simple enough... just make sure that for the next x amount of time, any triggers get ignored. The programming part I can think through pretty well, it's just the mechanical part of attaching the system to a lamp that I don't know how to do. And I'm not looking for the lamp to be a…

They actually still make those? o_O

Hmm.. that's definitely an option! Not as elegent, but it definitely could work. Thanks! :)