I know that complaining about Facebook changes is high on the list of "most ridiculous things you can waste your time on", but what is the hate-on that FB has for showing posts in chronological order? If their algorithm for determining what I was interested in was even vaguely accurate I might be more accepting, but…

Tablet screens are usually good, but every now and again you want to put what you're looking at on the big screen instead of staring at them on your tablet. Plus, since it works with iOS and Android devices and supports everything from Netflix and Hulu to your web browser and music player and virtually everything in…

I've had a couple of stylii for my tablets, but the Jot Pro was one of the best 30 bucks I spent. Look, I have fat fingers—it makes tapping things, especially small things, difficult—I also like to draw and diagram when I brainstorm, so having a stylus even for normal navigation can come in handy. Whether you like to…

You're welcome. I tweeted this because my parents taught me this, in addition to other manners, 40 years ago. I was at the supermarket one evening and walked in front of someone as they were looking at cereal and said excuse as I passed. She thanked me and commented that no one does that anymore.

Aw! I actually didn't expect that at all when I wrote this. :) Thank YOU!

Alan, thank you :-)

Long article which I need to read Alan, I am starting to love writing, more than coding in an office...I will add this to my read it later on evernote so I can read it at night it a cup of chai tea.

And here I was hoping that if I cleaned my desk I'd stop wanting Snickers bars!

Printing this one out and placing it on top of the pile on my desk. :D

Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook hard at work on product.

I schedule appointments to do these tasks in my Outlook calendar. "Call X. Schedule Y. Pick up Z on lunch hour." It took my stress level to zero when I started scheduling them like any other work task. Then I'm not constantly trying to remember to do them or wondering if I will get them done.

I email myself little reminders and to-dos that sometimes do pile up. Luckily I get every-other Friday off of work and most of the day I'm by myself, so I use the morning of this every-other Friday to power through everything. It's my "power day" instead of "power hour"!

I really like this idea. I always find myself pushing simpler tasks to the bottom of my list because something "more important" comes along. Definitely going to try this tip.