mapex's Profile
| Display Name: | mapex |
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| Member Since: | 7/19/09 |
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Precisely. Nobody of sound mind reads a book on an LCD screen. The iBooks Quandary: Buggy But Gorgeous |
12/14/11 9:47 AM |
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I have an idea that will resolve all previous concerns: You can use a DISHWASHER CUTLERY BASKET to store silverware in the vertical fashion. Various sizes, will fit any drawer, low-cost, no dirt collects at bottom, plastic does not scratch, etc. One Smart Idea: Vertical Silverware Storage Better Homes and Gardens |
10/16/11 4:03 PM |
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One hour of idleness will NOT shorten the life by 22 minutes. Scientists should know better. This kind of data is really perverted, the result of government-funded propaganda. It is regular (daily) idleness that may impact your life. But one single hour does NOT have that impact. Whoever says so cannot be taken seriously. Depending on circumstances, one hour of rest may be very necessary, e.g. after hiking for four hours. So do not panick just because a government scientist is trying to scare you. Use your education to assess whether the internet feeds you garbage. How Dangerous is An Hour of Television? |
9/1/11 4:58 AM |
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Just scan the receipts (along with any other papers), store them electronically forever, and throw away the paper originals. The electronic copies are just as valid in the event that you need to proof the purchase. How Long You Should Be Keeping Your Tech Receipts |
7/31/11 11:35 AM |
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What about Elipson Planet L? Set Your Place Apart with These Uniquely Shaped Speakers |
6/17/11 5:05 AM |
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I have lived in Europe for 25 years with PCs running virtually around the clock, and I have never had a problem related to voltage spikes. You Americans are really weird - I mean, after 100 years, you still cannot handle electricity? You build houses without proper electrical installations, your walls are made out of cardboard, your doors can be kicked in. What gives? Your Complete Guide to Power Surges |
5/3/11 5:44 AM |
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My internet speed is 100Mbps/7Mbps, and I pay about $90/month for it. I need this for example to download a BluRay movie in full HD resolution in less than 15 minutes. Or to upload backup data to an offsite location. How Fast is Fast Enough? Bandwidth Requirements |
4/12/11 4:21 PM |
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These are really bad examples of open clothes storage. The keys to success are: a beautiful rod system (http://tinyurl.com/35ndodf), uniform hangers, properly sorted clothes, visible floor and ceiling around the storage system. Clothes should generally hang instead of being stacked. If you have t-shirts, throw them away and buy some shirts. Letting Your Clothes Show | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles |
4/27/10 9:02 AM |
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the pink briefcase is from the Samsonite Black Label line, just in case you're wondering Apartment Therapy San Francisco | Etsy Find: Able Baker |
7/19/09 10:00 AM |
