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Someone tells us we are doing it wrong. now, granted, she didn't care. motorcycles can be risky and she is not going to pass somebody who is not ready. i never would have passed the class had i not realized something at the end of day one. what my instructor said was right. >> as an journalist i'm experienced, battle tested, cool under pressure. my work is all consuming so i spend most of my life in expert mode. that's when it hit me. i have reached a point in my life where i am so accustomed to being an expert that i completely forgot how to be a student. more to the point, because my ego wou...

Complaining about how adults are often the worst students. we think we know everything so we don't want to listen when someone tells us we are doing it wrong. now, granted, she didn't care. motorcycles can be risky and she is not going to pass somebody who is not ready. i never would have passed the class had i not realized something at the end of day one. what my instructor said was right. >> as an journalist i'm experienced, battle tested, cool under pressure. my work is all consuming so i spend most of my life in expert mode. that's when it hit me. i have reached a point in my life where i ...

The camera app on Chrome OS has remained largely unchanged since Google first brought Chromebooks to the market in 2011. Although handy in a pinch, its stagnant development is obvious by the lack of useful features. It received video recording only three years ago and recently got a native QR code scanner. While it has improved over the years, its implementation feels too basic to be especially practical. That may soon change, as Google is working to deliver advanced controls to the camera app on Chrome OS. Robby Payne from ChromeUnboxed recently unearthed "Expert Mode" on the Chromium Gerrit...

12 tips for using frequent flyer miles for family travel Benji Stawski © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information. Singles and couples may be the ideal award travelers. Having one or two accounts per frequent flyer program is easy to manage and it’s not too hard to find just one or two award seats on the same flights. But for families who want to earn and spend...