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Monthly Archive for November, 2005
No jewel case left, but a ton of cd without protection? Don’t want to buy addition cases? Why don’t you make your own using A 8.5 by 11 paper to make your own cd paper case. Go to http://www.papercdcase.com/ and enter:
1) Artist name
2) CD Name
3) Tracks name (up to 16)
and print it, fold it, then use it to protect your cd. Have fun!
1) Artist name
2) CD Name
3) Tracks name (up to 16)
and print it, fold it, then use it to protect your cd. Have fun!
Mozilla has finally released is Firefox 1.5, a really expected release. The new fixes and updates are really good, especially the pop-up windows and the fixed css.Enjoy!
Edit: Oh well, since I got auto-updated with the mention of 1.5, I thought it was final, but it seems that they only released the RC3, that must be what I’ve got. Nice upgrade though.
With some time on my hands and a bit of my chemistry course in my mind, I decided I’d look for the atom which has the lowest Kelvin degree to turn into solid state. I found out that the helium is the atom which needs the lowest temperature to turn into a solid. It would need to be frozen to a temperature almost near the zero absolute, which is 0K. The helium "should" turn into a solid phase at 0.95K which is an extremely low temperature hard to achieve. Liquid 
and 
can transform into solid phases called "quantum crystal", with the aid of pressure of about 30 atmospheres.
and can transform into solid phases called "quantum crystal", with the aid of pressure of about 30 atmospheres. 
the LCD backlight quick fix
the anti-printer – uncut version
a plethora of projector panels
a practical guide to the DIY home theater
the poor man’s raid array
the LCD window kit mod
mac G3 to P4 conversion
Here are the projects you’ll be able to accomplish by visiting the http://inventgeek.com/ website. Have some fun 