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Take Advantage of Winter Chill to Increase Refrigerator Efficiency [Clever Uses]
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14 Jan 2010If you live in an area of the world where winter brings sub-freezing temperatures, you can leverage the chilly outside air to lower the cost of operating your refrigerator. Photo by Jeremy 白杰瑞’s photostream. If you’ve cruised efficiency and green-oriented web sites to any degree, you’ve likely seen someone do a massive overhaul of their [...]
Commodore 64 JavaScript Emulator
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6 Jan 2010Tim de Koning has done what folks do best with their winter holidays…. created something fun With JSC64 he has ported the Flash version to give us an emulator for the Commodore 64 in JavaScript. Tim’s work uses Canvas and he provides a jQuery plugin if you are that way inclined. It is fun to [...]
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A Nevada couple spent Christmas Day stranded on a remote road in a snow-laden National Forest thanks to some less than stellar directions from their GPS. They survived the three days comfortably thanks to their winter emergency kit. Photo by Marcin Wichary. While the GPS device didn’t fail them, it was in fact giving them [...]
Beautiful Photographs of Winter
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28 Dec 2009Winter is upon us (in the Northern Hemisphere at least). Few things in this world can be so solemn and magnificent at the same time, the winter season being one of those things. In this collection, we share with you a stunning set of photos that capture the true beauty and essence of winter. School’s [...]
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Winter Photography: A White Escape
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27 Dec 2009Snow, ice, and the crispness that comes with freezing temperatures can add a new dimension to your photos. And with winter just around the corner for much of the northern hemisphere, it’s a great time to find some inspiration in winter photos. From the first snowflakes in late fall to the dripping icicles that come [...]
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