How to Remove Followers on Twitter

post from How to of the Day on 25 February 2011 10:33:48 PM. © How to of the Day

Strangers, spammers, or stalkers. There are some odd Twitter users out there who may begin following you. If you don't want to make your Twitter profile private, or if you have done so but wish to remove followers from your Twitter account, here's what to do to move them out of your following.

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Do-It-Yourself-Umzüge Uelzen Rudolf Süßmilch

post from Do It Yourself Videos - Metacafe on 25 February 2011 07:00:00 PM. © Do It Yourself Videos - Metacafe

http://www.11880.com/homepage/detail?id=Z3254272 Rudolf Süßmilch in Uelzen ist Ihre erste Wahl, wenn Sie nach Do-it-yourself-Umzüge oder Möbelaufbau suchen. Für mehr Informationen erreichen Sie uns unter der Telefonnummer (0581) 2843 oder schauen Sie direkt vor Ort vorbei: Seebohmstr. 19, 29525 Uelzen. Besuchen Sie uns auch unter der oben genannten Webadresse!
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Follow up The Timmy Doll

post from The Polka Dot Closet on 25 February 2011 04:35:44 PM. © The Polka Dot Closet

Remember My Funny Custom OrderFor The Timmy Doll?I just received pictures of Timmy on the Honeymoon

This will make absolutely no sense to you unless you read this post
The Cliff notes are that the groom had a very best friend Timmy and the bride said "He is not going on the honeymoon!!"
So, I made a doll of his best friend and he did go on the honeymoon!

Here's Timmy having breakfast

Timmy all buckled in for the Honeymoon road tripSafety First!
I am guessing it was a long road trip, as you can see Timmy had to go potty!

Kids, I don't write the news, I just report it!
Have a great weekend!
Carol

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How to Take Care of a Praying Mantis

post from How to of the Day on 25 February 2011 03:36:09 PM. © How to of the Day

A fascinating insect, the praying mantis is widespread in the world and makes an awesome choice for a pet. Even people who don't like a lot of bugs can be persuaded to enjoy the antics of a praying mantis, as it swivels its head to look behind its shoulder at you (indeed, it's the only insect that can do this!)[1] Praying mantises (or mantids) come in many colors such as pink like a flower (the orchid praying mantis ? Hymenopus coronatus) and white, although most are brown or green. The type of praying mantis species you'll be able to keep will depend on where you live and whether you're obtaining your praying mantis from the great outdoors or your local exotic pet store. Raising a praying mantis is fairly straightforward, a lot of fun, and it's likely you'll learn a lot more about this unique and entertaining insect simply by observing its daily antics.

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Cant beat Free! 4 Sea World passes up for grabs

post from House of Hepworths "hoh" on 25 February 2011 03:23:54 PM. © House of Hepworths "hoh"

Do you live in or near Orlando, Florida? Would you like 4 FREE passes to Sea World Orlando? One of my dearest best friends in the entire world is giving away 4 FREE tickets to Sea World Orlando. All you have to do is comment on her blog post. Just leave a comment. So easy! [...]

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Personalized DIY Chalkboard

post from The DIY Show Off on 25 February 2011 01:36:49 PM. © The DIY Show Off

My nephew's birthday is coming up soon. Being a mom to two girls, I'm a little clueless when it comes to boys. However, we've had a piece of chipboard from furniture packaging just sitting around waiting for a DIY idea. I decided to make my nephew a personalized chalkboard for his birthday.
Materials:Recycled chipboard (Could also be directly applied to smooth walls with taping off a blackboard shape.)Decor Art Americana Chalkboard PaintCutting Edge Stencil foam roller Dischangers x 2Gorilla Glue tape - Handy 1" RollVinyl decalsChalk and eraser
I found that using an Xacto knife to remove intricate parts of the vinyl design is more helpful than using a fingernail.

I purchased the bike and LD Survivor font from the Silhouette online store.

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Router Table Dust Collection Solution

post from Toolmonger: The Week In Tools on 25 February 2011 01:36:05 PM. © Toolmonger: The Week In Tools

Most router tables allow you to capture dust and chips from the top of the table through a collection port on the fence, but this is only effective for some operations. Other operations require dust collection from the bottom of the table. There are a few different methods to do this with varying levels of effectiveness; usually they involve encasing the router in some sort of vacuum box.

Keen Products’ dust collection system collects dust right from the point of entry on the bottom of the table, leaving your router accessible and open so it won’t overheat. It also removes most of the dust before it has a chance to fall into the router motor, hopefully prolonging its life.

The dust collection system hooks up to a 2-1/2″ hose and splits the suction between a top-mounted port and the dust cup which surrounds the lower part of the bit and collet. I’d be careful purchasing this if you use a router lift though — one of the reviewers on Woodcraft’s site said this interfered with his router lift so he could not change bits from the top side of the router table.

The Dust Collection Kit comes with the rubber boot, hose, splitter, and several adapters to fit the dust collection port on your fence. The best price I could find for this dust collection kit was $35, plus $8 shipping from Infinity Tools.

Dust Collector Kit [Keep Products]
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Everyday Items Reimagined - DIY Links

post from DIY Life on 25 February 2011 12:36:12 PM. © DIY Life

Filed under: Crafts, Living Rooms, Bedrooms, Home Offices, Living Spaces, Crafts & CelebrationsDIY projects don't need to be elaborate, back-breaking endeavors. Check out simple projects from around the web that repurpose everyday items into something fabulous. CurblyA beautiful headboard can make a big impact to any room. While there are plenty of store-bought options at your disposal, you can easily make your own headboard out of everyday materials. Wood, paint, upholstered panels, and[...]

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poor Hester

I went to let the chickens out this morning and Hester was dead in the nesting box. :( She was about to start laying any minute (doing the crouch thing the last few days), so I bet something was wrong with her insides. Now Sue is doing the crouch thing too, so I’ll be worried about her until she successfully produces an egg.

Here’s a night vision photo of her right before she pecked the camera.

nightvisionhester

Sorry, Hester.

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Follow Up: A Bow Rack

My bow rack shame was lessened after I got a few pics back from my dad showing the rack mounted and in its full glory. As word from my mom has it, bows started appearing from under beds and behind doors. As if by magic they assembled to form the display you see here.

Once I saw both the caliber of the display and the quality of the gear he’s placing in the oaken stairsteps, I was glad I both overbuilt it and added calf hair atop cushioned pads for the limb rest shelves.

Still, even considering that all these “hunting” bows are only used in the backyard to target soft drink cans and milk jug caps at 25 yards, it’s a nice way to get at your gear and select the day’s weapon of mass puncture.

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