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Several months ago a friend shared a YouTube video that really resonated with me. Full disclosure: I'm not someone who has watched every YouTube video that has ever gone viral. In fact, I rarely watch YouTube videos. But in just sixty seconds, the pint-sized motivational speaker featured in the following piece touched my heart and sparked a sense of purpose and motivation in me. Perhaps you'll appreciate his words of wisdom, too. Enjoy!

My favorite ROM for the HTC Incredible, Virtuous, has been suffering from stalled development. In fact the last release was version 3.2 in December of 2010. There is word that rmk40 is working on a new (and final) version of Virtuous for the Incredible, but it seems that Virtuous Unity is taking precedence. With the recent OTA update from Verizon, I've been finding more and more apps being listed as "not compatible" with my, now out-of-date, phone. For this reason I started testing Nils' Business GingerSense 3.5 as a replacement ROM.

From the page: "Sometimes easing into routine life after vacation can feel challenging…so much so that unpacking can take a back seat to everything else, like bills that need paying, a lawn that needs mowing, and a refrigerator that needs filling. But having a packed suitcase hanging around the house can be a recipe for clutter and some early morning confusion when you canâ€t find your favorite shirt (because itâ€s still packed). I recently used the following four easy steps to unpack after vacation at a time that was especially busy. By breaking this process into easy steps, the whole experience took just 10 minutes and I was motivated to complete the task at hand."

From the page: "A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to spend time with my husband's family. Our visit seemed to fly by and everyone enjoyed themselves. Several individuals were part of this gathering, and I noted with great interest how my mother-in-law (head chef and menu creator extraordinaire) kept tabs on everything while cooking for this crowd. A few quick tips I learned from this gathering that I intend to put to use when I next cook for a crowd:"

From the page: "In the summer months those who like to grill - or who have significant others who like to grill - may find themselves hosting one or more gatherings in which the featured fare is barbecued in the backyard. In some households, hosting gatherings on the barbecue social circuit is a requirement that begins on Memorial Day and ends the day after Labor day. While hosting a Labor Day barbecue as an apartment dweller a few years ago, I learned how helpful it would have been to have decluttered our refrigerator before our party preparations were underway."

From site: I was recently asked if my post on rooting the HTC Droid Incredible would work for the Motorola Droid X. Unfortunately, it doesn't. The two android phones are from two completely different manufacturers and so the steps taken to root are completely different.

Although I've been able to function in a kitchen since my elementary school days, it was not until a few years ago that I really learned how to cook. Today, cooking is one of the ways that I contribute to our household. It offers opportunities to express creativity and, of course, to test and implement a variety of organization-related ideas. And while working in the kitchen, I have found that the right tools can make all the difference.