Interestingly, I am noticing more of my non-Asian friends have more-Asian feel to their homes. Of course, you don’t have to be Asian to have Asian home decorations.
Here’s an awesome DIY that shows you how to make Asian-style stepping stones. (And let’s stay away from calling Asian things “oriental”, that has been classified as a “racist” term the last time I checked. I didn’t really mind this term until I took Asian American class in college, it tur
We showed you how you can make beer last time, here’s another DIY on how to brew beer, we can never get enough of this stuff, can we?
I’ve mentioned many times on The Simple Dollar that I enjoy brewing my own beer at home, and just as many times, readers have requested a walkthrough of this process along with some cost analyses.
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Well, last time I reviewed some of the more affordable earbud but today let me review the Ultimate Ears Super.fi series and breakdown of their products/prices. I’ve been hearing rumors that these Ultimate Ears earbuds are really tight, let’s see if the specs stand up to that.
Circuit City(CC) is really losing ground on retail consumers as they are on the verge of being delisted from the stock market. I have to agree that I don’t remember the last time I went to Circuit City to buy something, especially since most of products are now cheaper online with some products having no tax.
I did, however, buy my 42″ DLP HDTV from Circuit City back in 2
I have been covering a lot of netbooks over at our Laptop Blog, LaptopPimp.com so here’s a re-cap of what went around the laptop world last week or so:
Samsung NC10 Netbook is available now on Amazon, it’s probably been awhile last time Samsung sold any laptops in the U.S. but netbooks must be something they are really rooting for.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBgRkFJUAdA
Here’s another video of T-Mobile G1. I do like the phone but I still have some doubts about the slow T-mobile network. If I can recall right, the last time I test T-Mobile, it was as slow as AT&T.
I’d wait until a similar phone is available on Sprint or Verizon, I am not sure if I can handle this, iPhone and G1 on the most crappiest networks in America, darn. There’s goes another couple hundred bucks in my piggy bank, instead of to greedy telecommunication companies.
video://www.metacafe.com/watch/891898/diy_hot_pad/
Here’s a good DIY on how to make your own heater pad from scratch with acetate. This should save couple bills for your next sking/snowboarding trip. I do prefer snowboarding of course, people in general are way more laid back. (no offense to you skiers…sorry about that last time I went between your legs at 60mph downhill and made you flip like a dog) :p
