I like to be done cleaning dishes before my last bite is finished.
How's that possible?
Well, after cooking the food, I wash any pots/pans/dishes that I'm not using to eat. So, that way all I have left to wash is a plate and utensil. When I'm just about done eating, I take a large last bite and wash the plate and utensil(s).
I believe this is a good level of efficiency; My time is used efficiently, multitasking whenever I can. An added benefit of doing the dishes before eating is that the food will cool down so I don't have to waste my time cooling it off myself, or burn my mouth when eating.
Some may say it is more efficient to use disposable dishware, and I'll agree that it is ever so slightly faster in time. But, it costs more, less eco-friendly, and fills the garbage can quicker which would require more trips/time to empty it.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Question: Urine Test (Urinalysis)
In order to help liquid waste flow from the bladder, is it better to drink cold water to contract the bladder to make it smaller? Or drink warm water to possibly loosen things up?
Friday, September 27, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Oxygenated Water
Would oxygenated water benefit you any more than regular water?
I know there is already oxygen in there, but there could be more. Then again, I guess that would just bring us to something like carbonated water. But, maybe without the carbon?
What about extra-hydrated water?
I know there is already oxygen in there, but there could be more. Then again, I guess that would just bring us to something like carbonated water. But, maybe without the carbon?
What about extra-hydrated water?
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Topic: IQ Tests
Is there a [good] reason to take one?
If I score low, then I may feel bad.
If I score high, then I may be in a false sense of security/entitlement and possibly have a more profound ego.
If I score average, then okay... Do I need to know I'm average?
How does one's life improve after taking an IQ test. But, then again, maybe I just want to know for the sake of knowing. And not ever share it with anybody?
ps - If one scores low, then hopefully it would be used more as a motivating factor. Maybe.
If I score low, then I may feel bad.
If I score high, then I may be in a false sense of security/entitlement and possibly have a more profound ego.
If I score average, then okay... Do I need to know I'm average?
How does one's life improve after taking an IQ test. But, then again, maybe I just want to know for the sake of knowing. And not ever share it with anybody?
ps - If one scores low, then hopefully it would be used more as a motivating factor. Maybe.
Topic: Internet Explorer
Borrow friends computer -> Right click IE Desktop icon -> Properties -> Change Target to "%windir%\system32\shutdown.exe -r -t 00"
Friday, September 6, 2013
"Curiosity Killed The Cat"
"Curiosity killed the cat."
It wasn't that the cat was too curious. It was that the cat was curious about the wrong thing.
It wasn't that the cat was too curious. It was that the cat was curious about the wrong thing.
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Question: Space Shuttles
When space shuttles launch, the seem to be making a large arc (not going up straight). So, my first question was, why don't the space shuttles go straight up? Then, I thought, maybe it is going straight up... Maybe it is just us on Earth that is rotating away...
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Topic: Paper Weights
Do people actually use paper weights? Isn't gravity enough to keep papers down?
Question: Kitchen Counters
Is there a typical height of a kitchen counter? Is there an optimal height?
Just looked it up and apparently, yes, three feet is the standard height of kitchen counter. This is supposed to be a compromise between tall people and short people.
[1] http://ergonomics.about.com/od/kitchen/f/counter_height.htm
[2] http://www.houzz.com/discussions/28971/Is-there-a-standard-kitchen-counter-height----
Just looked it up and apparently, yes, three feet is the standard height of kitchen counter. This is supposed to be a compromise between tall people and short people.
[1] http://ergonomics.about.com/od/kitchen/f/counter_height.htm
[2] http://www.houzz.com/discussions/28971/Is-there-a-standard-kitchen-counter-height----
Monday, August 19, 2013
Topic: Shower
How to take a shower:
1. Wet.
2. Soap.
3. Rinse.
Each step should take, at most, about one minute. Thus, three minutes total.
Caveat: If you have long hair, then you can take longer.
1. Wet.
2. Soap.
3. Rinse.
Each step should take, at most, about one minute. Thus, three minutes total.
Caveat: If you have long hair, then you can take longer.
Friday, August 16, 2013
Conditioners
Conditioners, the anti-hair-gel. The antithesis of spiky hair.
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Why don't recruiters say which company the open positions are for?
(Third-party) headhunters, aka recruiters, aka talent sourcers don't say which company they are recruiting for because that would allow the perspective employee to go around them and talk to the company directly. Then, the headhunter wouldn't get their (possible) bonus.
Monday, August 12, 2013
Friday, August 9, 2013
Pop-Tarts In Milk
Eating Pop-Tarts dipped in milk tastes really good. So far, I have just tried the Oreo Pop-Tarts. Next, I may try first toasting the pastries, then dipping them in milk. =b
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Question: Music
If you don't listen to the radio or check social medias, then how do you know how popular artists and songs are?
Your Reach Is More Than You Think
A person an inch taller than another can reach up one and a half inches higher.
A person two inches taller than another can reach up three inches higher.
On average.
For purposes of this post, people's arm-spans are exactly the same as their height (I know it can vary a few inches).
So, when a person is 2 inches taller, they also have 2 inches to give to the length of their arms, approximately 1 inch would go to each arm (assuming that each person's torso is the same width).
A person two inches taller than another can reach up three inches higher.
On average.
For purposes of this post, people's arm-spans are exactly the same as their height (I know it can vary a few inches).
So, when a person is 2 inches taller, they also have 2 inches to give to the length of their arms, approximately 1 inch would go to each arm (assuming that each person's torso is the same width).
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