The one downside to Voice Brief is that, for an app, it's a huge download... almost a Gig in size.

You can give this form a whirl: [www.optoutprescreen.com.] Allows you to opt out of prescreened credit/insurance offers.

Speaking of funerals, I joke with my wife that she's going to be late to her own. I do think being late for an important event might shed more light on the issue at hand.

How long have you been married? I wonder how long I'd remain married if I did that to my wife =). Although, it definitely makes sense.

When I was a bachelor, I was early or on-time everywhere I went. Lateness was never an issue. Once I got married, I'm late everywhere (unless I'm by myself). I've tried talking to my wife and even joke about it, but things still remain the same. Even our mutual friends kid us about being late.

I think in certain instances it may be appropriate. I think it's one of those things about who you are and is it expected. Take for instance Mike Monteiro of Mule Design - he has no problem sharing his opinion, profanities and all. And people who know him, expect it.

I agree - iCatcher is an awesome app with a lot of great features.

I agree, iCatcher is a fantastic app. For those looking to download [www.joeisanerd.com]

Anyone have any issues (besides the amount of time) when they upgraded to iOS 5 on their iPhone 3GS or iPhone 4?

May want to take a look at the site www.gogobot.com. You can post your question for recommendations there and get a lot of quality responses. I have a trip planned for Boston in November and got all sorts of great recommendations.

I'd be concerned with fraud. I mean, if you buy something from someone who is using this number, and the item turns out to be fake, a lemon, etc., how would you be able to track them down? I can understand from a dating standpoint...

VOTE: Evernote

I would double check the "not having to take a breathalyzer test" in your particular state. In California, for instance, if you do not take a breathalyzer, you have to take a blood test. If you refuse to do both, you lose your license automatically for a year on the first offense regardless of it you were DUI or not.

Yes it does. It's awesome.

I really love Week Cal for iPhone. Yes, it's a little more expensive, but the features and variety of layout options make it my go to calendar. Take a look: [itunes.apple.com]

When communicating with the executives of my company, I keep the message brief but if I need them to make a decision, I will say "If I don't hear from you by X date/time, I will go ahead and approve/deny the job... etc." That way, I'm giving them the option of answering my message.

We actually own, so moving isn't an option at the moment. Will definitely try speaking with them / leaving a note. And then if that doesn't work, will contact the HOA.

My wife and I live in a condo and we recently got two new neighbors - one in the unit above us and one unit next door. The problem we're having is that both people have dogs that like to bark. It seems that they put the dogs out on the patio when they leave for work (they always put them out around the same time…

I had the unpleasant experience of finding out that a "hard inquiry" was done by my bank when I was opening a savings account (I already had a checking account with them and had been a longtime customer). I didn't know they had conducted the credit check until a couple months later when I was doing my semiannual…

Here's a link to the download on iTunes: [itunes.apple.com]