House Tour: Family Room

post from House of Hepworths "hoh" on 12 May 2011 10:58:40 PM. © House of Hepworths "hoh"

Finally! I’m finally posting another room in my House Tour. What was suppose to be a once-a-week or even twice-a-week tour hasn’t been toured in 5 weeks. Ack! Sorry ’bout that. And now, back to our regularly scheduled program… House Tour: Family Room I took all these today, pretty much as-is. I did spend a [...]

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How to Add Ringtones to an Android Phone

post from How to of the Day on 12 May 2011 08:00:00 PM. © How to of the Day

Adding ringtones to an Android phone can be tricky. If you drag and drop a ringtone file to your device, it will end up in with your music collection. However, with one simple trick, it can be a breeze to do.

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Taming the Record Pile

post from DIY Life on 12 May 2011 05:35:05 PM. © DIY Life

Filed under: Small Spaces, Storage & OrganizationIf you'll never in a million years convert your record albums to mp3's, you're in good company. But when your LPs start to overwhelm your shelf space, it's time to get creative. Here's how I took control of my collection's overstock. moustache, flickr "Why don't you organize your record albums by color? That would be nice," the girl said. She was a friend-of-a-friend who watched me attempt to unload my latest record store haul into the[...]

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Renoise 2.7 Arrives; Q+A on Free Puremagnetik
Sounds; Hacks to Come

post from Create Digital Music on 12 May 2011 04:51:31 PM. © Create Digital Music

Renoise 2.7 is now available, following some eight weeks of testing by the community. The update, which the developers describe as “back to the beats” in reference to focusing in this release cycle on musical workflow, delivers plenty of features that make the modern tracker more modern. I wrote about them back in March, with … Continue →

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Let's Upcycle: Sisal Rope

post from DIY Life on 12 May 2011 03:34:14 PM. © DIY Life

Upcycle this hardware store basic into a one-of-a-kind art piece, perfect for filling in any bare spot on a wall. (You know, above the sofa?) Or, use the same technique to quickly craft coasters. Our friends at the uber-cute ModCloth will show you how! ModClothWe all have that awkward spot in our homes that needs a little art therapy, but well...who has the time to search for just the right-sized piece? (And procrastinating on that task is how that bare spot got there in the first place.) On[...]

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Felicia throw chair cover

post from IKEA Hackers on 12 May 2011 03:34:04 PM. © IKEA Hackers

Materials: Felicia throw, spray glue, thread

Description: Felicia throws are a great deal for recovering old furniture without breaking the bank. It cost less than 20 bucks to recover this entire egg chair.

1) Gently remove old cover
2) Make pattern from bottom egg half
3) Remake bottom half using one throw, but leave a little extra fabric where the egg halves overlap just in case
4) Spray glue top half of chair and smooth on throw diagonally
5) After glue cures, turn the chair upside down and put on the bottom half
6) Go around the edge, trimming off any excess fabric, joining the front and back by stitching the overlapping fabric by turning the raw edge under.
7) Sit back and relax!

~ Vika

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Antonius frame turns into printer cabinet, to its
surprise

post from IKEA Hackers on 12 May 2011 03:34:04 PM. © IKEA Hackers

Materials: Antonius frame, Harlig doors, drawer runners, Jigsaw and Fixa screwdriver.

Description: Since one of our printers is 1cm too wide to fit inside a Besta cabinet we had to find a solution to house our two printers in a very small space. It had to be a cabinet with slide-out feature so we could tuck them away when not in use.

We realized that the Antonius frame was less than half the price than that of a standard DIY metal frame, so we bought one and assembled it.

As this was a very-low-budget hack we used aluminium profiles we had at home to attach the runners to the frame. The frame guides helped levelling the runners. Luckily a Harlig 40x60 door fits seamlessly between the runners.

For the top and the front we cut two Harlig doors (60x57 for the top, 60x70 for the front) to match the width of the Antonius frame. Because this cabinet was supposed to be alongside a Vika table, the length of the top was kept at 60cm, despite the 54cm frame length.

We installed an extension socket on the inside for all the printer and other plugs. We still had the space to use the bottom guide for an Antonius drawer, very convenient for storing paper. ;)

~ Marcelo Aguiar, Lisbon

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Flip Slide Animation Using Catalyst

Animations that might be complicated in Flash become easy in Catalyst.

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Control with Room to Grow: Livid Adds Expansion
Jacks; iPad Meets Tangible Controls

In the never-ending quest to find just the right combination of faders and knobs for piloting your music, here’s a thought: add expansion capabilities. An upgrade to the Block, a grid grid and knob control surface by boutique Texan maker Livid, does just that. And for good measure, they’ve got a short-run iPad dock alternate, … Continue →

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You are what you eat, right 12 beauty tips you
can eat

Radiant skin, shiny hair, healthy skin and sparkling eyes. These are features every person wants to show the world. A beautiful appearance suggests health and self-nurture, and gives you a sense of confidence when stepping out. And the beauty and skin care market doesn't hesitate to play on our insecurities in the looks department, selling its wide range of products with a promise of eternal beauty. Yet, nothing makes you as beautiful on the outside as feeding your inside with a healthy diet. Being the largest organ of your body, your skin deserves to be nourished with the right nutrients to sustain optimal health. An increasing number of studies have shown the benefits of eating certain foods to enhance a healthy looking skin and overall well being. And the best of all this? Looking good need not cost a fortune, tastes great, doesn't require painstaking effort or involve too much time!

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