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When In Doubt, Choose "C" (27)
on The Daily WTF (1134) permalink“Wait a sec,” the Edutron Systems rep interrupted, cutting off the principal of River City High, “your students still use pencils and paper to take exams!?” The rep insincerely chuckled, adding “don’t tell me you’re still using slide rules to teach arithmetic!” As shifty as the sales rep was, he did have a good point. It was 1993, after all, and the information superhighway was on the verge of explosive growth. If the principal knew ...Shared by badpazzword (39) Ben Jackson (19) Bryn (45) Cavorter (47) Chris Locke (38) Daniel (41) Dominic Hopton (101) Eebs (110) focoma (87) ghosttie (133) Gonzalo Larralde (47) HarrySachz (54) imma (35) Justin Yost (263) Kris (88) Mauron (28) Mike (114) MikeD (47) njsf (28) npike (53) Pickles (93) Richard Bradshaw (21) Tim (125) TiTi (399) Zach (269) Zhasper (111) ZZamboni (9)Contribute comment
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Top 10 Calendar Tricks (80)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkSoftware and webapps rock at being calendars: You can update them from any computer or your phone, they don't have to triple-check when Columbus Day is, and they never get coffee stains on them. But your online or desktop calendar can do a lot more than just hold dates and tell you about them. Free programs and tweaks can integrate appointments into your email app, embed a whole-month view into your wallpaper, schedule birthdays without ...Shared by abbas vahedi (34) adang001 (73) Ahmed (102) Albert Willis (45) Alfredo (53) Amy (52) Andre Siregar (31) Anthony Romano (49) Art (273) Ben Shoemate (230) bombox (83) Brian (93) Camtron 9000 (230) carmepla (39) Chris Ryall (125) Christian (42) Christian Santos (223) Christopher (79) D Hyde (22) daisylinbluez (135) darkeye11547 (1054) Darkick (48) Dave C. (85) Dustin Johnson (2) Eliacin (170) elsterama (266) Felipe (49) Fletcher (61) Francisco Solis (31) HejGustav (243) izensun (68) Jake (18) Jay (92) Jeffrey (93) Jessica (28) Johan (27) Jonnie (30) jose (90) kidmarmite (118) Lech Ambrzykowski (50) Leo (98) Library (27) Lukasz (11) m021478 (84) Marcel (91) Marco Ponce (59) Mario Sundar (66) Michael (224) Miguel Lopez (245) Mike D (135) narkomanC (62) Neil Williams (48) Nguyen Dinh Nguyen (40) nilegomez (62) nparker13 (608) Olivier (158) Pamela Heywood (87) pedro (37) Petre (37) Punksolid (178) Richard (173) Romey (73) Rudolf Olah (33) Ryan (86) Samuel Kim (51) Sasha Kovaliov (51) Sean (83) Shawn (67) simplynutty (71) Sonny Cloward (30) Syng Shin (310) tarman (182) ticiana (112) Tim (183) Tim (125) Toco (173) Travis Roy (56) Troy (34) Whitney (28) Willis (21)
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Windows: Control Your Computer with Shortcuts to Common Windows Tasks (86)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkMany people don't realize that rather than installing dozens of applications, you can control nearly any aspect of your computer with simple shortcuts that don't take up any resources. You can even take this approach a step further and assign shortcut keys using the built-in Windows hotkey functionality, or access them from the keyboard using your favorite application launcher. Let's take a look at a number of simple shortcuts to control some frequently used tasks. ...Shared by AaronTN (177) adastra (46) AJ (1003) alfred westerveld (261) Amy (41) Andrea (35) Andrea (96) ani625 (370) ansar_lawi (37) Arvin (57) Augmented Web (122) Ben (39) Billy Fairchild (156) Brett (24) Brian (93) Bruno Figueiredo (6) C.K. (307) Chandoo (211) Charles (48) Christian Santos (223) chusemann (72) Compuwizard123 (229) crazyjaf (199) Daniel Kirk (69) DaveBinM (30) davidmat (34) dffrnt (86) Éric (50) Evaristo (55) Fred Schechter (290) Gino (212) graywolf (139) Guy (780) harrison3001 (55) Henya (29) homard (10) Humberto Gonzalez (146) J@n (34) jackysee (23) Jake (125) Jess (64) Josh (140) Jukie (132) keith (134) Mark (99) maxyRO (1165) Michael (63) Michael B. (181) Mohammad Behdad (56) Nicholas Schiller (61) nilegomez (62) Paola (5) parkylondon (58) Peety (465) Phani (24) Rob (46) Robert (24) Ryan (86) sandy (41) Scott (37) Sean (87) Selwin (58) Setu (45) Shinn Photography (23) ShuTian (541) small (77) sryo (88) StevieB (151) Syng Shin (310) tarman (182) Terren (43) th13rteen (424) Thinh (155) thr33 (73) Tibi Puiu (464) Tim (125) TomK (49) Tony (39) Ulises (70) vkoser (61) Wayne (185) Will King (10) zemlanin (190) zRyu (31) zsafwan (249) Zsoltik@ (36)Contribute comment
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Speed Up Your Vista Installation with vLite on a Flash Drive [Step By Step] (36)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkSometimes the most effective way to clean up Windows is to just wipe your hard drive and start over with a fresh re-installation, and that process can be so long and tedious—unless you know the shortcuts. Power Windows re-installers already know about slipstreaming with nLite for XP and using vLite for Windows Vista to trim down your installation disk to just the bare essentials and speed up the process. If you want to speed up ...Shared by adastra (46) Amir (25) Andrew Becherer (59) Cade (209) Christian Santos (223) Christopher Gizzi (176) Compuwizard123 (229) cpqdon (28) Dimitris (131) Doug (33) GeniusBoyWonder (134) Jared (106) JasonV (43) jayman16 (201) Kevin (29) Lucas (72) Mario (18) Mark (21) Michael (18) Mike Gdovin (140) Nicholas Schiller (61) Nikki (179) Ozmandias (30) Punksolid (178) Randy (94) Robert (24) Robert H (46) Sam (40) Sasha Kovaliov (51) Satya Boora (2) Srinvard (288) tarman (182) Tim (125) Travis Tubbs (41) Ullash (136) ULTIMATE CREATOR (28)Contribute comment
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10 Challenges facing the Church in Cyberspace | The Digital Sanctuary (4)
on The Digital Sanctuary (13) permalinkAccept the Virtual World’s significance (MySpace is the most visited site on the Internet) View online expressions of Christianity as valuable extensions of real world faith Embrace the opportunity for Church without borders (time, geography, etc.) Welcome the presentation of God’s Word in the vernacular of current culture Respond to the globalization of the planet with hope not cynicism Develop and maintain an online presence purposefully populating cyberspace Establish virtual outposts for evangelizing, preaching, equipping ...Contribute comment
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Speed Read : Improve Your Reading and Retention Skills (5)
on Download Squad (3819) permalinkFiled under: Windows, Productivity, Freeware With the number of laptops I reinstall Windows on every day constantly on the rise, I've been looking for applications that might help boost my pitiful short-term memory - for some reason, my boss frowns upon me playing Brain Age at work.And since 6AM isn't the best time to be shouting at something in my house (toddler, wife, etc.), I need something a bit more quiet to help me practice. ...
- Jeffrey said: hmmm, i wonder if this really works...
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Know What Salary to Ask For in Your New Job [How To] (125)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkQuestions about salary requirements are one of the very few questions guaranteed to come up during a job interview or screening process, as well as almost always cause some severe awkwardness on both sides. Once you've found a great job, how do you demand what you're worth without sounding arrogant? What if you toss out a low number and lock yourself in at a loss, or shoot too high and scale yourself out of the ...Shared by | Balu | (101) 100rabh™ (100) AaronTN (177) Adam (36) adam (1904) Adam Selwood (109) AdamB (50) AKMarietta (23) Alex (15) AlexT (38) Ali (29) Andre Siregar (31) Andrew Trinh (47) ani625 (370) Anol (32) Arvin (57) ashburn (34) Austin Brown (32) axemclion (14) Ayon J (49) Becky (8) Brandy (106) BrendoMan (318) brokekid (438) Bryan (7) Bryan (111) Bwana (284) Chad (41) Chris (39) Christopher (79) Christopher (170) Chung (393) Compuwizard123 (229) Creeva (136) Crutcher D (100) dan (107) Daniel Kirk (69) Darin R. McClure (47) dave (18) Dorn (58) Dov Harrington (24) Dr Jones (23) Eric (41) Eric (20) Eric Rochester (14) Erik (151) Fay (95) Fred Schechter (290) gastaoss (142) Humberto Gonzalez (146) J.Wo (29) J@n (34) Jake (31) James (22) Jan Vazquez (47) Jason (20) JasonV (43) Jeffrey (93) Jerry (36) Joannie (147) Joe (285) Joel (31) John (12) John Engler (12) Jon (54) Jon Erickson (73) Jon Host (51) Jon Lorenzini (46) Jorge (43) Jose (25) Jose Viveiros (23) Josh (140) Justin (36) Keith (78) Localize SEO (9) Marcel (91) Mark (32) Mary Alice (90) Mattie (38) MICHAEL (128) Michael (79) Michael (33) Michael (18) Michael Stewart (48) Mickey (18) MJ (27) mmhan (34) Mohammad Behdad (56) Narayan (147) Netbuster (19) Nick Campbell (111) Nitin Badjatia (66) nyenyec (22) Paul Robertson (42) Paul Singh (3) Peter v (57) Pierre Asselin (1) potentato (117) Punksolid (178) Radu (78) rd1701 (35) ReCoder (24) Rémy (66) Rik Catlow (29) Rob (25) RT (23) Ryan (129) Sam (97) Sam (65) Sermed (38) shawnmor (134) Sidnei da Silva (23) Steve (49) Stuart F (61) Thomas (20) Tim (125) TO-Double-D (190) Trey (53) Walt Disney Bio (77) waxattack (14) Wes Brown (54) Will (41) xavierbkk (22) Yerameyahu (80)Explore read five notes
- Joannie said: Intereestttinnngg
- Michael said: for the wheeler-dealers out there.
- nyenyec said: Glassdoor made me much more content about my salary... :)
- Mattie said: This is an incredibly useful article.
- Jon Host said: i used these tools in my exit interview at my old job and everybody got raises. i'm like the robin hood of small business.
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How to Cook and Use Every Part of a Whole Chicken [Food] (31)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkPersonal finance weblog The Simple Dollar explains how to cook a whole chicken and use every last bit of it for a frugal alternative to buying more expensive chicken breasts. From [$11.50], you can produce a meal of chicken and vegetables to feed a family of four, a meal worth of leftovers, a bag full of chicken pieces in the freezer for a future meal for a family of four, and a bag of chicken ...Shared by Aaron (49) Andrew (41) Andy (35) Army of Gnomes (191) Cameron Hatfield (38) Chris (37) Dan (62) Dan Young (71) david miron (447) Ehsan (238) Erik (151) GG (315) hallie (79) Hasan (199) Kristina (105) Library (27) Mark (99) Matt Hall (55) Maurice Svay (51) MiramarMike (104) Sam (191) Sandra (53) Shayna (110) Steve M. (88) SubEWL (66) Tim (125) Tom (14) Tony (39) Trey (53) vraicovi (40) Whitney (28)
- Andrew said: This is my style of cooking... now I just need to learn how too make beef/venison stock.
- Whitney said: Brigid! Read this!
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#384. Mission Trip Leader Fanny Pack Syndrome (2)
on Stuff Christians Like (223) permalinkSomething happens to mission trip leaders about a month before they go on a trip. It's subtle at first, most of them won't even notice it before it's too late. But it's there, quietly lurking, waiting for just the right moment to strike. I am of course talking about Mission Trip Leader Fanny Pack Syndrome or MTLFPS. That strange phenomenon that overtakes people that have spent their entire lives as productive, healthy, non-fanny pack wearing ...Shared by Stevi (25) Tim (125)Contribute comment
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3D App Converts iPhone into Window to Alternative World [Magic] (32)
on Gizmodo (17777) permalinkIf you liked Johnny Chung Lee's Wii headtracking tricks you will love iHologram, a stunning iPhone app that makes the screen look like a window to a real, parallel dimension. While it seems like magic, it uses anamorphosis, a very simple painting technique that has been used by old masters since the 15th century, mixed with the technology in the JesusPhone. Created by David O'Reilly, iHologram combines anamorphosis and the iPhone's gyroscopes to achieve this ...Shared by aElian (54) Alex (120) Andrew Nesbitt (20) AshTR (51) Ben Shoemate (230) BritCrit (47) Carl (25) charris1980 (165) chbm (35) Danny Thornton (389) David (38) Derick Valadao (138) Elton (15) Frank (102) Garrett (45) Gmadz (42) Jaime (120) Jason (67) Jeff (707) Jeffrey (50) joco (72) kfc (101) Marcus Beagley (83) mejaredme (307) Michael (66) Nikki (179) npike (53) Pat (98) RMathew (53) Tim (125) urothane (28) Will Stranathan (44)Explore read four notesContribute comment
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DIY PowerMate Scroll Wheel and Volume Control (8)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkDIY web site Instructables steps through how to build your own scroll wheel—like the $45 Griffin PowerMate—with an old mouse, remote control car wheel (or similarly sized wheel that fits your hand), and a fair amount of elbow greese. The guide is detailed and the results, as you can see in the video above, are very impressive. The author even uses previously mentioned Volumouse to take his scroll wheel to the next level of usefulness. ...Shared by aaron.lidman (17) Jarvitron (96) Michael (66) nparker13 (608) Punkin (60) Randy (94) Tim (125) ULTIMATE CREATOR (28)Contribute comment
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Here’s Your Friday Feel Good Story (3)
on Think Christian (30) permalinkI love it when people take the Bible seriously: The challenge began in April. The Rev. Jeff Greenway used $67,000 loaned by some church families and distributed $50 to adults and $10 to children, challenging them to use their talents to turn the money into something larger. The $117,500 ultimately collected was enough to repay the families who provided the startup money, while generating $50,500 more for charity. That amount is being divided and distributed ...Contribute comment
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Featured Windows Download: DivXLand Media Subtitler Embeds Subtitles into Movie Files (31)
on Lifehacker (35553) permalinkWindows only: While many media players happily play subtitles that are separate from a video, you can still embed subtitles directly into a ripped or downloaded movie file with free utility DivXLand Media Subtitler. With support for over 30 different subtitle formats and 15 different video formats including MPEG, DIVX, and XVID, you'll rarely come across a combination of subtitle and video you can't combine. Subtitler made short work of applying English subtitles to the ...
