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If you’re like me, you probably have a lot of old stuff just lying around your house. It’s not doing anything but taking up space, but you’re either too busy (or lazy), sentimental or just have more important things to deal with. Well if you’re looking for a little inspiration or a new DIY project, here are 50 creative ways to repurpose, reues and upcycle old things. There’s a pretty broad range in this list but hopefully a handful jump out and spark an idea for you and your home! 1. Reuse Toilet Paper Rolls to Organize Cables and Chords http://twistedsifter.com/2012/06/creative-ways-to-repurpose-reuse-and-upcycle-old-things/

50 Creative Ways to Repurpose, Reuse and Upcycle Old Things «TwistedSifter

>> please report a Bad Link << Temporary E-mail Lots of websites request your e-mail address before letting you proceed any further, like insurance companies etc and you know that it’s going to get you loads of junk mail, (spam) so wouldn’t it be nice to have a temporary e-mail address. 10 Minute Mail Disposable e-mail address MintEmail Options of four hours or longer. GishPuppy Sign up required, disposable e-mail addressed mail is forwarded to your inbox. Spamgourmet Sign up required as all mail is forwarded to your normal e-mail address. myTrashMail Temporary or secure anonymous e-mail. Spam Mailwasher Spam blocker.

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Earlier today Mozilla introduced Collusion , an add-on for the Firefox browser that shows you how companies are tracking you as you surf the Web. A cool visual demonstration of the software illustrates all the links that form as you crisscross just a few popular sites online, including IMDB, the New York Times and the Huffington Post. The software shows the connections between sites you visit and third-party tracking and advertising networks such as Doubleclick and Scorecard Research. It makes plain the invisible web that has been woven through the Web. The software was created as a protoype by Atul Varma, who explained in a blog post that he “didn’t know a lot about tracking myself, so I whipped up a Firefox add-on called Collusion to help me visualize it better,” he wrote. “The results were a little unsettling .” http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/2012/02/28/how-to-tell-whos-tracking-you-online/

How to Tell Who’s Tracking You Online

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/02/20/magazine/mind-secrets.html?ref=science Joshua Foer. Marco Grob for The New York Times to the page, goes a long way toward explaining the unexpected spot in which I found myself in the spring of 2006.

Secrets of a Mind-Gamer

40+ Tips to Get the Most Out of Web Apps

http://web.appstorm.net/roundups/tips-tricks/40-tips-to-get-the-most-out-of-web-apps/ There’s so many things you can do from your browser, you could get by quite nicely without any other native apps. The internet is full of amazing web apps, ranging from powerful tools for enterprises to little tools that do one thing great. While the web apps and sites we love are powered by servers, usually running Linux with Apache, MySQL, and more, our browsers feel more like the “operating system” on which web apps run. We’ve gathered the best tips we can find to help you get the most out of web apps, both from the apps themselves and the browsers you use to access them. Accounts
I ran across the Wikipedia article on this subject today. While I found it fascinating and enthralling, it also took me about half an hour to properly decode the notation being used, so here I have interpreted it for the layman. What is a formal grammar? Symbols Begin with symbols .

Formal grammar

http://qntm.org/grammar
http://www.danroam.com/the-back-of-the-napkin/ “Inspiring! It teaches you a new way of thinking in a few hours — what more could you ask from a book?” — Dan Heath, author of Made to Stick “With style and wit, Dan Roam has provided a smart, practical primer on the power of visual thinking.

The Back of the Napkin | DanRoam.com

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff795667.aspx Bing Query Language enables the incorporation of advanced operator syntax in requests sent to Bing Application Programming Interfaces. Advanced operator syntax is syntax that enables you to refine a query. This document provides you with the resources necessary to use this syntax. This documentation is organized with the intent of giving general overview information about Bing Query Language and detailed information about individual operators.

Bing Query Language