How To Reduce The Threat Of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) By Becoming A Keyboard Commando
Posted on January 5th, 2012
With all the problems of modern office working Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) doesn’t look like going away anytime soon. It continues to mess up people’s lives and we still need to work at computers so unfortunately the two go hand in hand.
With that said some of the actions we perform daily are a lot more harmful than others. It’s important to recognize this and take steps to avoid the worst of them if at all possible.
One of the biggest culprits is also one of the most useful. The humble mouse.
How can a mouse increase the chance of RSI? Although it’s an incredibly useful device your mouse also places a lot of strain on your body and this isn’t always apparent. It’s the way we use it that causes the problem.
Often we keep our hand on the mouse even when we don’t need to. This creates
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iOS Apps on an Apple TV
Posted on December 29th, 2011
A gentleman by the name of Troughton Smith has hacked his Apple TV to run fullscreen iPad apps not streamed across AirPlay, but straight off the box.
It may not be entirely practical, entirely pretty, or indeed released to the public, but its an intriguing look at whats possible when you bend Apples rules.
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Creating a Bedroom Oasis
Posted on December 28th, 2011
Recently, my husband and I have been decorating like crazy in order to do our beautiful English Cottage style home justice. However, like so many others, we decided to wait until almost every room in the house was decorated before we started on our own bedroom. Now, I regret our decision to delay. I wish we had chosen to spruce up our own space before focusing on the rest of the house, because really, we are the ones that spend the most time in our house, so we should put ourselves first in that aspect. Now that we’re done though, we couldn’t be happier with our new space!
Whether we retreat into our bedroom to escape the chaos of everyday life or we simply need some good, old-fashioned shut-eye, the bedroom should become a private vacation. With the fast-paced quality of life that so many enjoy in this day and age, everyone needs a place where they can let loose, unwind, and be themselves. I k
Pointers on How to Make Moving with Pets Easier
Posted on December 15th, 2011
The process of moving can be hard for both humans and animals, which is why if you are moving with a pet or pets, you need to make sure that you know how to make the experience a lot less stressful not just for you but also for your pets. Read on for some pointers on how you can make moving easier for your pets.
1. You should first check the local laws that are in place at your new location. This is because local laws on pets vary from one state or county to another. For instance, there are some states and counties which have laws about the number of pets that can live in one residence. There are also some areas which do not allow some types of pets to live in homes.
2. Before moving, make sure that your pet is wearing some identification. Doing this is advisable whether you would be transporting your pet by car or by air.
3. If you would be moving by car, take your pet with you. Full post…
Bougeoir Yellow
Posted on December 15th, 2011
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Yellow is part of the Confusions candle holders series.
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