That's quite a timesaver at the end of a long day.
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Fill in the gaps Automation tools like Hootsuite can be a real timesaver.
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Priority BoardingIf you're in a rush, priority boarding may be a good timesaver.
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This new MO was not only a timesaver but a personal confidence boost too.
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The grand tour lasts three hours; the timesaver tour, hitting the major highlights, is 90 minutes.
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Spiralized veggies are all the rage right now, but this mix of matchstick-sized veggies is a major timesaver.
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Even though you'll be dropping major bucks on this robot vacuum, its self-emptying feature is a major timesaver.
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Also, it's a great timesaver if you talk to your friends about the band Spoon a lot, which I do. 913.
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So maybe it's not the timesaver the company promises it will be, but at least it will keep seniors out of trouble.
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Tech We're Using No ads on TiVo is a timesaver, and its interface is better than a cable box, James Poniewozik says.
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"Some business travelers may be willing to pay a premium to use a ride-sharing service because it's a significant timesaver," he said.
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In itself, that might not seem like much of a timesaver, but it is when you consider the time suck your phone creates.
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"It's a great timesaver for our team because no one has to leave their station to make a delivery," said Tiffany Jassel, a manager.
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Here's a potential timesaver this Black Friday: a smartphone app that will deploy a robot to hold a parking space for you at the mall.
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What it doesn't do, unless you have a paid account, is convert the document into searchable text via OCR—but even if you're not paying it's a very useful timesaver.
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This is a huge timesaver to say the least, and it also eliminates one of the biggest barriers to entry for kids (or adults) who are interested in building robotic toys.
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A. The iOS keyboard's auto-correction feature, intended to be a timesaver and an aid for typing on small glass keyboards, checks spelling and automatically fixes mistakes as you enter text.
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Instead, Tal argues for Articoolo as a potential timesaver for writers—one that can cut down on research and editing time, and potentially help make human writers a little bit faster.
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And Kitty Bromhead, a mom who also lives in Brooklyn, started using Oribe's dry shampoo as a timesaver for styling her bangs but also because she had read that shampooing too much would strip her hair.
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Cookware set originally $399.95, now $249.99 (get an extra 249.953% off when you use the code EXTRA at checkout.) This slow cooker is a total timesaver and kitchen workhorse—but you also pay for the quality (full price is $480!).
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Supercharged timesaver: No pregnancy, no birth, no raising, no slaughter You can't put a barn full of chickens on pause at five weeks of age until the price of chicken rebounds, and you can't ask your hens to temporarily stop laying.
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The books aren't carved up into the original serial segments, but having "The Pickwick Papers" delivered right to the smartphone is a total timesaver compared with glomping through the English mud to pick up the latest part-issue for a shilling.
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Timesaver: car locations in pink, uncouplers in blue Timesaver is a well-known model railroad train shunting puzzle (U.S. English: switching puzzle) created by John Allen. It consists of a specific track layout, a set of initial conditions, a defined goal, and rules which must be obeyed while performing the shunting operations. The standard layout consists of a simple yard, with five switches (three lefthand, two righthand), five spurs, and a runaround track at the center.
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The plane, a 2001 Pilatus PC-12, was sold in October 2011. It was stored at Spirit of St. Louis Airport, McCaskill confirmed, and owned by Timesaver LLC, a Delaware-based limited liability company. McCaskill noted that she had paid $38,800 in sales taxes on the plane, and she had only recently (as of March 2011) become aware that Missouri also imposed a property tax on private aircraft. She said she was "disappointed" in herself for not ensuring that Timesaver LLC paid the property taxes.
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Timesaver can be played as a game, with the object to complete a given puzzle in the shortest amount of time (time spent thinking counts the same as time spent actually moving cars, and the number of moves is irrelevant). The switching game became a contest at the National Model Railroad Association conventions. Optionally, two Timesaver layouts can be connected with an unpowered interchange track (adding a sixth switch to each), with space for a single car. In this configuration, each player must (typically) exchange two "outbound" cars with the other.
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In 2013, Dollywood's Splash Country opened RiverRush. RiverRush uses ProSlide Technology's hydromagnetic technology to propel the rafts up hills. Dollywood's Splash Country also introduced the TimeSaver H20 pass allowing guests to reserve their place in an attraction line. Dollywood's Splash Country's logo received minor update.
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Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B7TL outside Chorlton Street coach station in Manchester in March 2011. These were the buses used Before the Volvo B9TL's arrived. Route X43 was initially served with a mixture of double-deck Leyland Titans and single-deck Leyland Tigers. In the early 1960s these were replaced by new Leyland Leopards. From 1974 coaches were used on the route, with Leyland Leopards again the preferred choice. In 1982 a small number were branded for the route, using the name Timesaver and the tagline Regular Motorway service. In 1984 the route was converted to double-deck operation using new Leyland Olympians painted in a unique white and blue livery with Timesaver branding. Four Leyland Tiger coaches in a yellow and red livery also using the Timesaver name, arrived a year later. The route branding was replaced by Stagecoach's corporate image of white with red, orange and blue stripes following their takeover of Ribble Motor Services in 1989. New Dennis Javelin coaches were introduced to route X43 by Stagecoach in response to the competition from Charterplan in 1992.
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In this form, it becomes a cooperative board game. Because it can provide complex switching challenges in a small space, it has also been incorporated into a number of larger layouts. Timesaver was first published in the November 1972 issue of Model Railroader, in what would be Allen's last article; he died the following year.
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The Hits broadcasts its own news and sport bulletins on weekdays drawing from NZME resources, and broadcasts bulletins from Newstalk ZB on weekends. The stations feature regular traffic information, including TimeSaver Traffic updates in Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Hawke’s Bay, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. Community notices and cancellations are also broadcast on a daily basis. Local hosts often editorialise about local events, politicians and organisations.
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During its history it has served several places no longer on the present route, including Bury and the Trafford Centre. The service was rebranded as The Witch Way in 2005 to coincide with the introduction of new vehicles. It had previously been branded as The X43 and before then was unbranded. Between 1982 and 1986 the route was known as Timesaver, with buses carrying dedicated liveries.
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The Newstalk ZB Timesaver Traffic Centre produces and records traffic updates for all New Zealand Media and Entertainment stations. These updates for Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga, Hawkes Bay, Wellington & Christchurch air every 15 minutes during peak breakfast and drive time slots, and hourly throughout the day and weekend on Newstalk ZB. Ivanka Zonich is ZB's breakfast traffic host, replacing former host Lorna Subritzky. Gary Dooley reports traffic during "ZB Drive with Heather Du Plessis Allan".
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Along the south wall is the miter bench and storage unit, radial arm saw, and (not seen in episodes) a computer, a TV, and a small office area. The east wall of the shop has a staircase leading to a loft area, jig storage, horizontal edge sander, and dust collector. The north wall houses sheet goods, router table, bar clamps, Timesaver wide belt sander, planer, jointer, band saw, and various mobile tools. The center area of the shop consists of the table saw and associated outfeed tables as well as a large assembly table.
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Ribble Motor Services coach on the later withdrawn route 743 in Earby in August 1983 Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B7TL on route X44 in Rawtenstall in September 2008 which is now withdrawn. There has been five alternative routes similar to route X43 operated in the past. When route X43 was diverted away from Bury in 1978, some journeys continued to serve the town. These were numbered 743 and were operated by Ribble Motor Services with a mixture of coaches and buses. Route X43's infrequent extension to Skipton was also transferred onto route 743. The route was withdrawn in 1985 due to a fall in passenger numbers which coincided with the rebranding of the main route as Timesaver.
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