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Posted by staff / December 29, 2009DIY attic insulation
Posted by staff / December 23, 2009From the DIY shelf on the online magazine rack, do-it-yourself attic insulation. Attic insulation costs, especially if you do it yourself, can be recaptured pretty quickly. The trick is to inspect for any air leak passageways where cold attic air can drop down interior walls. Look for these problem areas around plumbing vent pipes where …
Read MoreFun water balloon luminary DIY project
Posted by staff / December 21, 2009If you’re currently on holidays and aren’t sure what to do with yourself, or the kids—why not try your hand at a fun votive holder DIY project? The process is remarkably easy, though not free of risk. But hey, where’s the adventure without a little danger? Fill a balloon with water, and then dip it …
Read More25 animal partnerships that make as much sense as business ones
Posted by staff / December 19, 2009When you read about unlikely corporate partnerships, do you ever wonder how in the world companies can possibly believe these fabrications will work? Perhaps odd partnerships are in the DNA of animals, and we’re not exception. Here are twenty-five the make as much sense as any business partnership that you’ll ever read about More oddities.
Read MoreKinkos refuses to print naked Christmas card
Posted by staff / December 18, 2009The Cringleys would like to wish everyone a Merry (Naked) Christmas, but the prudes over at FedEx Kinkos want to play Grinch by censoring the family’s strategically-covered Yule logs and holly berries. Each holiday season, Bob Cringley, his wife and their three boys strip off the ugly bedazzled sweaters that plague so many other family …
Read MoreCelebrate Hanukkah with a tampon menorah!
Posted by staff / December 16, 2009Tampon Crafts shows you how. All you need is the following materials: Nine Tampax tampons (or similar brand with cardboard applicator) Styrofoam Hot glue gun Silver metallic spray paint Acrylic paints Mod Podge crafts sealer or Elmer’s Glue Scissors Utility knife Waxed paper Check out the full post to see how to put it all …
Read More12 brilliant (and unusual) modern coffee tables
Posted by staff / December 16, 2009Looking to add a little spice to your living room? Take a look at these brilliant, albeit unusual coffee tables—from a traditional A4 paper plane scaled up to coffee table proportions to a cool coffee table equipped with compartments to store your books in to an amazing intereactive coffee table complete with hundreds of LEDs …
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Posted by staff / December 16, 200916 social media guidelines by top companies
Posted by staff / December 15, 2009Common sense is not so common, therefore companies need to have guidelines for social media initiatives. Before you begin publishing any type of media whether blogs, videos, or tweets; determine your message, handling of comments, frequency and above all else make sure the entire team is on the same page, in the same book. To …
Read MoreThe 20 best gadgets of the 00s
Posted by staff / December 15, 2009The 00s or the double-Os or whatever we call the past 10 years enjoyed an explosion in gadgetry as gadget geeks traded in Palm Pilots and Zip Drives for iPhones and Terabyte-sized external hard drives. So, what tech toys made pagers and Game Boys seem like nothing more than nightmares? Paste Magazine put together a …
Read More10 Santa legends from around the world
Posted by staff / December 14, 2009The above picture is of thirteen mischievous Yuleman. Icelandic legend says that these creatures play tricks and pranks, as well as give gifts to children during the Christmas season. America’s version of Santa Claus is becoming more commonly accepted throughout the world, but it was interesting to read these 10 Santa legends from other countries. …
Read MoreTop 10 worst effects of global warming
Posted by staff / December 13, 2009What is global warming? Global warming is the long-term, cumulative effect that greenhouse gases, primarily carbon dioxide and methane, have on Earth’s temperature when they build up in the atmosphere and trap the sun’s heat. Some of the worst effects of global warming are: Rising sea level Shrinking glaciers Storms and floods Read through the …
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