When Was Your Last Experiment?

December 14, 2009
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I mean try something new. Do something radically different, do something slightly different. What you choose is unimportant, it could be simple phone calls. Do you call people in the afternoon? Try calling them in the morning.
Just try something different, and note the results. As 2009, as a whole decade comes to a close, take [...]

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Privacy Settings 101: How To Hide Your Facebook Friends List

December 11, 2009

With the new Facebook privacy settings now in effect, by default your friends list is now public for all to see. This may not be an issue for you, but is not desired for some. If you for some reason don’t want who is in your friends list to be in the public view of [...]

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Coffee Now Served Less Hawt

December 10, 2009

The ordinance requires an adult entertainment license for stands where baristas wear pasties that don’t cover the bottom half of their breasts or thongs that don’t fully cover their rear ends.
Starting next month, employees and customers of such stands must be at least 18. Violators could be shut down as a public nuisance.
via seattletimes.nwsource.com
Back to Starbucks [...]

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Relationship Lessons From My iPhone

December 8, 2009

I recently hit the 148 application display limit on my iPhone.  Any additional applications I add will still work, they just won’t be displayed on the 9 available application screens. This put me in a situation where I had to delete applications I didn’t really use to make way for ones that provided greater value.
This [...]

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Would You Like Know My Surefire Cure For Any Problem?

December 5, 2009

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A problem I have a few times a year is that I find myself incredibly frustrated. This frustration is triggered by my perceived lack of progress on the insane standards that I hold for myself. When this mood strikes me, I force myself to act, to DO something, regardless of how small, that moves [...]

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