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When your hot laptop needs ventilation and your wrists need a break from a flat keyboard, you can drop 50 bucks on a fancy commercial laptop stand—or you can build one of your own. Do-it-yourself laptop users have built several creations from common household materials to keep their notebooks elevated while they work . Made of everything from wine corks to door stops to paper (and paper towel) holders, check out our favorite top 10 do-it-yourself laptop stands for your lap and workspace pleasure. Photo by hunter1_86.
10. Wine Cork Elevator
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We asked earlier this week what disposable items you had found clever re-uses for, and the answers are in. Not surprisingly, some of you have some pretty crafty uses for household goods that usually end up at the curb. From CD-R spindles to corks, twist-ties to tissue boxes, lots of supposedly one-use items can save you money, free up space, and be seriously handy when the need arises. After the jump, a roundup of our readers' waste-reducing reuses. Yogurt photo by Dan4th, all others by How can I recycle this.
CDs/DVDs and their cases
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A 28-year-old man was remanded in custody today charged with the
theft of a Cork pensioner’s life savings while posing as a Garda.
Kenneth
Lyons, with an address at Willison Meadows, Tower, Blarney, Co Cork was
charged with the theft of €28,000 in cash from the 70-year-old
pensioner’s home at Wolfe Tone Street in Cork last Sunday, June 26th.
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A PENSIONER allegedly robbed of his life savings by a man posing as a
garda has been inundated with donations and offers of help. The 70-year-old had his life savings of €28,000 stolen at his Cork home last week.And
while gardai have since recovered a substantial sum of money -- almost
€19,000 -- it remains unclear if this is connected to the June 26
incident.Until the court makes a ruling on the recovered cash,
it will remain classified as evidence and it may be up to three years
before it is returned to its owner.
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