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You know the job market is rough when your alumni gift is a bottle    opener. I guess it means
You know the job market is rough when your alumni gift is a bottle
opener. I guess it means “hang in there”

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gmailattach

Gmail inbox getting full?  Mine was too.  For some inexplicable reason, Google does not allow you to run a simple search of your inbox where you can sort by attachment size.  There are some options to get your Gmail account under control, most useful of which is searching for particular file types.   Run a search for the most commonly large file types, and optionally add a date modifier so you only look at mail older than a certain date.

Enter this into the search box:
filename:(mpg OR mpeg OR avi OR wmv OR zip OR bmp OR mp3 OR wma OR mov) before:2007/12/31

I did not exclude JPG or JPEG because pictures are often a useful thing to save.  I still recommend going through each e-mail before doing a mass-delete with the above search query, but this will at least give you a useful workaround while Google works on a sortable attachment filter.

Google is well aware of the need for this feature, but feel free to cast your vote on their suggestion page, like I did.

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Decorating the tree
Decorating the tree

The decorating of the tree commences with the fabled boxing Santa ornament.

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Real life jump to conclusions mat!
Real life jump to conclusions mat!

My brother got this Office Space kit.  Included was a real life jump to conclusions mat.  I tried it out, but could not come to the conclusion of what it is useful for.

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$20 leather jacket at CVS... So tempting.
$20 leather jacket at CVS… So tempting.

It really makes you wonder sometimes.  Is there a market for $20 Leather Jackets?  Does anyone come to CVS looking for a jacket?  Perhaps we will never know.