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How to Clean Upholstery: Fabric recliner
How to Clean Upholstery: Fabric
Areas of Concern When Cleaning Upholstery
e-how How to Clean Upholstered Furniture
Cleaning Upholstery FAQs
Areas of Concern When Cleaning Upholstery
e-how How to Clean Upholstered Furniture
Cleaning Upholstery FAQs
Do It Yourself? spray upholstery cleaner "Tuff Stuff" at Wal-Mart, Dryel dry cleaning cloths baby wipes do
Friday, November 14, 2008
vista Windows Media Center
 | Your Windows Vista PC with Media Center is out of the box. Now what? |
 | Whether you're into The Beatles or Bach, Media Center can manage and play all your tunes. |
 | A guide to watching TV in Windows Media Center. |
 | Record music, pictures, and video to CD or DVD. |
 | With an Xbox 360, you can enjoy Media Center from any room. Here's how. |
Featured plug-ins and extras
 | Watch Media Center recordings on your Zune or other portable device with MyTV ToGo. |
 | Control Windows Media Center by voice with Media Center Communicator. |
 | See TV listings and scheduled recordings on your Windows |
Record Comcast HD Channels in Media Center - BillDavi | |
| 03-Jun-08 07:13:00 | |
Record Comcast HD Channels in Media Center - Doug Knox - [MS-MVP] | |
| 03-Jun-08 08:17:04 | |
CableCard refers to a specific piece of hardware that is designed to replace the set top box. For Media Center, you must purchase a new PC (running Vista Home Premium or Vista Ultimate) that is Digital Cable Ready and purchase one or two Digital Cable Tuners. The PC MUST be certified as Digital Cable Ready, or you won't be able to activate the CableCard/Tuner connection. Additionally, the PC must have an HDCP enabled video card, or you'll get content protection errors when you try to watch most HD content. Any PC that's certified as Digital Cable Ready will have such a card. -- Doug Knox, MS-MVP Windows Media Center\Windows Powered Smart Display\Security Win 95/98/Me/XP Tweaks and Fixes http://www.dougknox.com -------------------------------- | |
Friday, October 17, 2008
Webpage To Find The Provider Name For A Cell Phone Number
Webpage To Find The Provider Name For A Cell Phone Number
Provided here is a web page that will allow you to find the provider for a cell phone if you have the phone number. useful when when U want to find the provider for someone's cell phone number when U want to send a text message. AfterU find the provider you can go to the page for instructions on sending text messages
Fone Finder
http://www.fonefinder.net
Provided here is a web page that will allow you to find the provider for a cell phone if you have the phone number. useful when when U want to find the provider for someone's cell phone number when U want to send a text message. AfterU find the provider you can go to the page for instructions on sending text messages
Fone Finder
http://www.fonefinder.net
Friday, October 3, 2008
link2learn
ed4U lib support staff
HowStuffWorks: The perfect site for the endlessly curious,
Instructables: Learn how to make anything from a corsage to a catapult.
http://lifehacker.com/
eHow
MSN Video
OCWFinder Finds Free Open Course ware for Education
Chop YouTube Videos
How to Make a YouTube video
PowerPoint to YouTube with Windows Movie Maker
FunBrain is the #1 site for online educational games for kids of all ages.
Dictionary.com / Thesaurus.com:
when you need to know what fresh entrants into the lexicon mean. www.wordspy.com
Livemocha: Livemocha (in beta) is a new, free approach to learning new languages,
Treehugger: Here you can find a lot of information on how to live greener every day.
At FixYa: a team of experts and a large group of users address comm
Lynda.com: To learn how to use new software
======================= how2videos=========
VideoJug: VideoJug mixes user generated clips with professionally made content. Videos are accompanied by a text version, and you can download clips to your iPod or PSP. This UK-based site is receiving a lot of hype from the British press.
5min: 5min is a “videopedia” with a large amount of content. What we like: it offers unique features like slow-motion and zooming, especially useful for learning new skills.
ViewDo: similar to VideoJug, ViewDo provides tagging, comments, video embeds, and RSS feeds for each expert. The contributors are ranked based on their expertise.
Expert Village: Expert Village is trying to win on volume, with thousands of videos posted by experts.
TeacherTube: TeacherTube is YouTube for education, with courses for maths, data processing and literature. The site is organized by “channels” and “groups” (college, university, sciences, technology, Maths…). Features include blog embeds, favorites, tagging and commenting.
Vidipedia: Vidipedia wants to be the Wikipedia of the videos. It provides info on personalities, historical events and other content you’d expect to find in an encyclopedia. You can leave comments, download or embed videos elsewhere.
YouTube: Don’t forget YouTube itself: the YouTube category “How To and DIY provides a massive number of how-to videos and inspiration for projects. In fact, it could crush the others simply because of YouTube’s massive userbase.
WonderHowTo your guide to free how to videos on the Web.
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watch the slow motion videos and listen to the instructors as they share their secrets and demystify the guitar parts you love.
10 Great Sites for Local Content and Mobile Devices »
finding out about poeole ================================
HowStuffWorks: The perfect site for the endlessly curious,
Instructables: Learn how to make anything from a corsage to a catapult.
5min features videos from users who are experts on a particular subject.
http://lifehacker.com/
eHow
MSN Video
OCWFinder Finds Free Open Course ware for Education
Chop YouTube Videos
How to Make a YouTube video
PowerPoint to YouTube with Windows Movie Maker
FunBrain is the #1 site for online educational games for kids of all ages.
Dictionary.com / Thesaurus.com:
when you need to know what fresh entrants into the lexicon mean. www.wordspy.com
Livemocha: Livemocha (in beta) is a new, free approach to learning new languages,
Treehugger: Here you can find a lot of information on how to live greener every day.
At FixYa: a team of experts and a large group of users address comm
Lynda.com: To learn how to use new software
======================= how2videos=========
VideoJug: VideoJug mixes user generated clips with professionally made content. Videos are accompanied by a text version, and you can download clips to your iPod or PSP. This UK-based site is receiving a lot of hype from the British press.
5min: 5min is a “videopedia” with a large amount of content. What we like: it offers unique features like slow-motion and zooming, especially useful for learning new skills.
ViewDo: similar to VideoJug, ViewDo provides tagging, comments, video embeds, and RSS feeds for each expert. The contributors are ranked based on their expertise.
Expert Village: Expert Village is trying to win on volume, with thousands of videos posted by experts.
TeacherTube: TeacherTube is YouTube for education, with courses for maths, data processing and literature. The site is organized by “channels” and “groups” (college, university, sciences, technology, Maths…). Features include blog embeds, favorites, tagging and commenting.
Vidipedia: Vidipedia wants to be the Wikipedia of the videos. It provides info on personalities, historical events and other content you’d expect to find in an encyclopedia. You can leave comments, download or embed videos elsewhere.
YouTube: Don’t forget YouTube itself: the YouTube category “How To and DIY provides a massive number of how-to videos and inspiration for projects. In fact, it could crush the others simply because of YouTube’s massive userbase.
WonderHowTo your guide to free how to videos on the Web.
Howcast - Cool how-to videos and guides from cutting-edge ...
TechNet "How Do I?" Videos
MSN Video: "Soapbox User Videos"
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Massive List of ‘HowTo’ Sites + ‘HowTo’ Search Engine | MakeUseOf.com
watch the slow motion videos and listen to the instructors as they share their secrets and demystify the guitar parts you love.
10 Great Sites for Local Content and Mobile Devices »
finding out about poeole ================================
http://www.whitepages.com/tools
Search Systems: Public-records sites do the legwork of collecting all kinds of public records from all over the country, and then sell access to them via the Internet. Search Systems, one of the oldest and most reliable of these companies,
NETRonline (www.netronline.com): For a somewhat more hands-on approach to accessing public records, NETRonline's free public records portal is a very useful tool, with direct links to the actual county and state databases that contain the data.
Criminal Searches: Do you really know the people in your neighborhood? Do some of them have criminal histories, including sex-related offenses, violent crimes, and theft (or just traffic offenses, as the site also details)? Criminal Searches provides their mug shots and even plots their addresses on a map, for free.
FriendFeed helps you discover and discuss interesting stuff that your friends and family find on the web.=====================================
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online drawing sites
use thes sites to scetch an idea online then the scetch can be used in other electronic communications
http://www.queeky.com/ http://www.imaginationcubed.com/LaunchPage
http://artpad.art.com/artpad/painter/
http://www.billybear4kids.com/Learn2Draw/PaintProgram/drawing.htm
http://www.queeky.com/ http://www.imaginationcubed.com/LaunchPage
http://artpad.art.com/artpad/painter/
http://www.billybear4kids.com/Learn2Draw/PaintProgram/drawing.htm
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