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one thousand square feet, my own hair is wavy but fine, and I already don't shampoo every day (more like every 5 or 6) because otherwise it gets super dried out. So I imagine it would work pretty well, though you might have to rinse more often if your hair naturally gets greasier, faster. You should try us and let us know how it goes! :)

itsjustgoldie, check out the Curly Girl forums http://www.naturallycurly.com/curltalk/all-natural-hair-care/ (there's also an app), which has a lot of recommendations for all the different hair types. Right off the bat I can see a couple of threads about natural moisturizers in stores, sealing moisture in and some for sharing recipes, so I hope there's something that fits your needs in there!

mndapanda: I haven't played with these myself, but here's a left-handed guitar players' blog on the topic http://leftyfretz.com/5-must-have-iphoneipad-apps-for-left-handed-guitar-players/

And http://frontierdesign.com/Guitar/ comes up a lot as well.

Let us know if any of these work for you, or if you find better options!

Links inserted...blame it on the lack of coffee!

Bennyb, it was from a comment on the previous post. I'll correct that, thanks!

Props for an incredibly useful post! I'm struggling to come up with cord solutions for our own bathroom, especially since there's a single awkward socket and lots of things that need powering, and little storage. These are really helpful ideas.

Curby, I thought your comment might be referring to that first sentence. Sorry if the comparison to Dropbox makes it unclear; I agree with all of your points, and you're right in saying that the lack of sharing makes it dissimilar. At the same time, it was the first thing I thought of when I saw the announcement, and it's the example that makes the most sense to me.

In probing a bit, it became clear that it's definitely a direct challenge to Apple. I chose to focus on that aspect here, because I thought it would be the most useful information for our readers. But I personally will use it for backup file storage only, and not as a music player, so that's how I approached this post.

Thanks for sharing all your points, and for being polite as you did so. In the end, I think that the discussion that take place in the comments add a lot of value to the posts, and you're doing a great job to clarify and refine the points made.

I had the mStand, and Jey liked it so much he has claimed it for himself. I got it specifically for the air flow because my laptop gets super hot, and I liked it so much I'm just going to buy a second one. Totally worth it!

I love string lights as an ambient light source, but I was also concerned about the dorm room look. We currently have some LED 'rice' lights (the really tiny ones) around the inside door only, with a white cord, attached with cable clips so they're flat against the frame. I'd love to see more pics, especially of adult-looking bedrooms that have lights in them.

Admittedly, we've found the scale most useful in converting British recipes, and since my husband is from England we use them frequently. It's also nice for weighing food for calorie counting purposes, and lately I've been using it to measure etsy products to calculate postage!

Our Semi: As for the thermometer, it's definitely an occasional use thing. But when I do need it, it's indispensable. We also don't eat meat, but I do make a lot of fondant at home.