Q: Do you have your own "bucket list"? [Rob Reiner]: You know, I don't. I've gone on with my life always trying to do positive things and make things better and the world better. ... I want to see my kids do well, but that's not a "bucket list"

I'm a helicopter pilot, not a writer. Still, it's been a dream of mine to someday write a book. It's ranked near the top on my list of things I want to do someday, my "bucket list," if you will.

"They told me hiking down into the canyon was on their bucket list." / She nodded. "I hear that all the time. People all over the world have the Grand Canyon on their bucket list." / Jake frowned. "I don't have a bucket list."

The beauty of bucket lists is that just as they represent us and our dreams, like us they also grow and change. You will be surprised once you have begun the bucket list journey at how opportunities spring up around you. New ideas beg to be added to your list. Even the act of completing a bucket list goal can be the source of further exploration.

Using a bucket list structure …, the program sorts each incoming word serially, constructing a list within each of 256 buckets for good words of a given alphabetic range

In place of direct storage in the block we might substitute pointers to linked bucket lists of the elements having the same hash addresses

A "bucket" list is simply a formal procedure for recording items of concern that arise during work on other agenda items

As you go through each step during the session, keep a "bucket list" of items that will need followup action

Focus on only one issue at a time. Whenever a new issue arises, don't ignore it, but don't allow the meeting to get distracted from the current topic. Always record each new issue on a posted "parking lot" or "bucket list" in the meeting room

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