Is there any way that I could lower my 40 time?
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The following is a good link to help with your 40 time\n\nhttp://www.brianmac.demon.co.uk/dash.htm
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definately not, \nmake a to-do list, try NOT TO go on the internet...... do things with friends or join a club or activity to make your life more regimented
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I would like to work from 7 to 3 or 4 because it would leave me with a lot of daylight hours.  Not really possible in my profession.
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right click time at bottom of screen then choose adjust date/time
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Hmmm. Let's see. Some people are probably going to say 55, but I'm pretty sure that you don't limit yourself to one hour a day. I'm guessing it's closer to three. Add to that your hour lunch each day, and you're only working 40 hours a week. \n\nNow, I know you're fifteen minutes late three times a week and that you leave a half-hour early on Friday, so you're down to 38.75 hours.\n\nAdd to that those personal phone calls, and you're looking at thirty-three hours. Checking email, down to twenty-eight. Surfing non Yahoo Answers sites, and you're down to sixteen. Subtract time staring out the window, wandering around aimlessly, getting coffee and putzing around the bathroom, and my answer is that you work nine hours a week.\n\nNine hours.
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You need to do it over time, by changing the time you retire each day and the time you get up, Do this in 1 hour increments, and follow through no matter what. No TV, radio or anything when retiring.  Some people are just normally night owls vs being a morning person. And may never be comfortable changing.
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better management of your time. and work faster. actually.. you just have to  move faster... you probably get sidetracked most of the time
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Sure. Try the "Reharse Timings" in "Slide Show" in the Menu bar
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Forward one hour at 1 am
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The only way you could do anything close to that is to have someone take a signature loan out for you, but even then, you wont' have the money in 48hrs.\n\nThe only way you'll get 48hr turnaround is dealing with Guido and his Southside Boys.\n\nSorry.
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You need to make the decision to make time.  Maybe working less isn't an option right now, so instead, decide that things will get unpacked when they get unpacked.  Make a point of spending the night at a hotel once a month if you can.  Or, have a quicky in a cheap motel during lunch.  Find creative ways to get together to keep things goinf until your schedule works itself out.
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I am not sure how old you are, but forty minutes is not that far. If you are too young to have a car than you can both take a bus and meet in the middle.\n\nWhere there is a will, there is a way.\n\nTake care,\nTroy
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I don't know what guess and check is, but please elarn how to do math properly.  here's how to solve the problem:\n\n1. convert 2 min 40 sec to sec = 160 sec\n2.  find out carol's m/s   500m/160s = 3.125 m/s\n3.  subtract 1/4 m/s to find jan's m/s  = 3.125-.25=2.875 m/s\n4.  divide 500m by 2.875 m/s  = 173.913... sec\n5.  convert to min  = 2 min 54 sec
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This is from the website I listed, There's other tips and advice on \nit.\n\n"If you're always late by a different amount of time -- five minutes sometimes, 15, or even 40 minutes other times -- it is likely that the cause is technical," Morgenstern tells WebMD. "That means you are not good at estimating how long things take," whether it's drive times or routine activities like taking a shower.\n\n\nKeating says she falls into this category. "It's a case of bad planning, of thinking you need less time than you actually do."\n\n\nThe solution, Morgenstern says, is to "become a better time estimator." She suggests keeping track of everything you do for a week or two. "Write down how long you think each thing will take and then how long it actually took." This will help you find a pattern, so you can adjust your time estimates.
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Click on the time lower in right corner and a clock comes up. just reset your time click apply and ok.
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Limits to the Traditional Time Management Approach\n\n"You can gain extra minutes and even hours every day by following these tips from a time management expert," the article in the tabloid newspaper announces. (You know the kind of paper I'm talking about, the kind nobody reads, let alone buys, but that somehow boasts a paid circulation in the millions.)\nAmong these tips from the expert, Lucy Hedrick, author of 365 Ways to Save Time:\n\n"If you don't have time for reading, letter-writing, cooking or exercising, get up earlier in the morning."\nThat seems to be a favorite solution. Other experts, the ones who study sleep, estimate that Americans are now getting 60 to 90 minutes less sleep each night than they did 10 to 15 years ago. (Again, more on the vital topic of snoozing in a later chapter.)\n\n"Keep your breakfast fast and simple. Try a 'blender breakfast' consisting of a banana, fruit juice, granola and a dash of honey."\n"If your bathtub needs a cleaning, do it during your shower. You can scrub as you finish washing or while your hair conditioner is working."\nI could do those things. I could make up a huge pitcher of "blender breakfast" and keep it in a cooler in my car, so I could drink it on the way to work.\n\nI could take a water-proof tape player into the shower with me, so I could listen to a self-help tape (preferably on one of those compressed players that takes the "dead air" pauses out) while I'm going at the grouting with my toothbrush. I suppose I could even wear my clothes into the shower, like the protagonist in Anne Tyler's marvelous novel, The Accidental Tourist, so I could wash my duds while I showered, grouted, and listened.
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your time is minus 9 or minus 8 hours