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14 Stress-Free Ways to Kick Weight Loss in the Butt - Let’s be honest: Losing weight isn’t the easiest thing in the world. All our best intentions en read more »
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The Tipnut mailbag pulls in an idea for avoiding a problem that drives some people (including a certain wife of mine) insane: Keeping the sponges and clothes used for really dirty work separate from those you run over your eating implements—especially if you buy same-color sponges in bulk. To do so, use a knife or scissors to nick a corner off the grimy ones (presumably when they're dry). This could also prevent getting counter/surface-cleaning chemicals and grime into the same sink as your dishes, though perhaps disinfecting your sponges in the microwave could prevent that as well. Photo by Conor Lawless.read more »
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Planning a long, leisurely trip through the wilderness, down the highway, or maybe around Thailand, and want to return home with some killer pictures to look through? David Hague, managing editor of Australasian Camcorder magazine, has been there, and back, many times. Hague keeps three separate backpacks for varying degrees of roughing it, but his list of potentially equipment-saving stuff is good for any on-the-go kit. Among the provisions, for still or video cameras (and yourself):Sealable plastic bags as emergency camera 'raincoats'Lens cleaning kitJeweller's screwdriver kitSmall table top tripod (from eBay - around $10)Dry socksGood points all, since you're less apt to stop and shoot great scenes if your fe read more »
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