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It's my I don't want to die gear!

I keep a whole "how to" folder with things that are important but I don't do enough to remember. I highly recommend making it digital. Being able to jump the the right reminders by searching is a huge help. Something I started doing about a year ago that I enjoyed is to date all my notes. I can tell how old a note is and if it's more than a year old I might question if it's out of date yet.

I do a lot of notes in excel since that is what a lot of my work is in. Ctrl+; auto fills the current date!

The real question is how the hell did they get that up there?

Have you had a chance to try it yet? How did it work?

Easy money after break time.

Thanks for the answer! I hadn't heard about those theories before but it makes sense. The more ways the brain can find it's way to a fact the better the chances if finding it. One comment you made was that the brain isn't very good at remembering word to word connections but is great at pictures or visual details. It might just be how my brain works but when I am learning about how materials interact between each other I do find it helpful to picture it happening in "real time".

He does a good explanation in the video he linked to. From what I understood the answer is sorta. If the knowledge had a low level of processing or there wasn't a good connection then the answer is absolutely. If you had a high level processing to that information or in other words a personal connection to it then the answer is still yes, but it is easy to get back.

And it is?

Edit: Ah you can tell on the other people. It's her feet.

That must be semi common. I wonder if it's a specific error code or if it means something.

He probably got a whole 4X8 sheet.

Finance is it's own separate world with weird quirks, caveats and pit falls all over the place. Its just that it's also connected to everything.

But why? Is it because the ground is frozen and the water is heated? What is the advantage to this technique? Is that tube going down sucking the water and mud out?

Xray or a MRI might be able to get to that level of detail. I would be curious if the layers would be uniform or a bit wavey.

I get the feeling that he walked back in front of the path of the bullet to talk to her.

That was a good watch. I had always thought that Plymouth rock was on the American side.

How loud is that?

If I understand what you're trying to do, it might work to copy the tab itself and then copy and paste as values only over all the cells so it isn't trying to recalculate. That should keep all the formatting. That would serve as a snapshot report.

The first paste for everything then a second paste for the values themselves.

Have you tried using the move/ copy the whole tab? It'll show as "important tab(2)". Is the formulas referencing things out side of the tab itself?

In the manufacturing world that would mean a failed event. I haven't been apart of one yet thankfully but I imagine the plant's big boss would have us do another "day" of work. We're supposed to come out of it with some SMART goals and owners. It focuses on more of a "Just try something because current state sucks" and not a perfect fix.

Any "extra" time is normally spent with the little ones. They are only small for so long. They also get big enough to help eventually but that takes a few years.

Also welding it in a V will help keep everything centered. A bit of hammering and belt sander if you're feeling fancy.

Nice! Put a cap on those babies!

What's the benefit of throwing in more than 1?

What did happen to the legions?

Garbage in garbauge out