Meltdown

I buy a subscripton to a Home Interiors mag for my sister every year at Christmas.

OneNote - the Windows Key + N will pop open a new quick-note - all synced by OneNote

Awareness by Anthony de Mello

Create a FlipBoard account, create as many private magazines (categories) as you want, install the bookmarklet and flip/bookmark away.

Both -- there is so much to learn and forget -- practice and note taking is essential.

If a book has 30 pages in a chapter, I'll always have about 2 pages of notes at the end of it. So at the end of a book I usually have a 24 page mini-book/doc that I can refresh my memory quickly. In fact, I read these mini-books all the time when I'm stuck in traffic or waiting on anything.

Ran alter table sql that changed the column type from money to int causing the db to round the values in the column, dropping the cent values from all line-items -- had to restore values from backup.

The mother uses it all the time to get the latest Lotto numbers.

I use Flipboard for my bookmarks, I have about 10 private mags that I flip bookmarks into.

I've found saving bookmarks just to my browser tends to be a bit of a black hole, stuff goes in, but never comes out.

This isn't something I'd use myself -- but I just wanted to say 'great job' with the onboarding, I immediately got the use-case after looking at the 'How's it work' instructions.

I wish more sites would do that.

Regards Melt

I'd be more concerned your startup idea is a bad idea :-) -- if you're a Pro .Net Developer with 'deep' knowledge of the stack, go with that.

Good job.

Heads up... seems to be two <head> tags on your home page.

As long as you have a skill set that the market wants... you won't have any problems.

Unlikely to visit very often if it's just opening times...what I want is to be able to give feedback!

Two things that annoy me about SuperValu, Deansgrange...over-charging (I only bought one punnet of blueberries Mr SuperValu, not TWO!)...and constant out-of-stocks of products I want to buy.

There... I feel better after that.