Gardening
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The Mighty (Easy) Tomato
Tomatoes are perhaps one of, if not the most, popular plants to grow. I have compiled a list of tips to try; many I do myself.SunIts no more ...
Posted May 2, 2009 7:14 PM by Christopher Marts
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Raised Bed Gardening
A quick search of "raised bed gardening" will bring up a basic list of its fundamental advantages... Loose soil, warms sooner, less maintenance, better drainage. Those are all fine and ...
Posted Apr 10, 2009 8:21 PM by Christopher Marts
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More Random Composting
Adding to the PileFirstly, consider briefly what you compost... Is it just kitchen scraps, some grass clippings, and leaves when you feel so inclined? Consider the list You Grow ...
Posted May 1, 2009 7:15 PM by Christopher Marts
Green Geek
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Building Materials
If you're looking at building a new home or renovating the one you have, you can green it up with any or all of these...Roofing MaterialsThese are ...
Posted Apr 21, 2009 8:23 PM by Christopher Marts
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Easing Your Computers Impact
I stumbled on a rather interesting idea the other day: Local
Cooling. The site offers a free small download that monitors your
computers power usage (also will total your system ...
Posted Feb 19, 2009 3:41 PM by Christopher Marts
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Solar Powered Prius
Solar Electrical Vehicles
offers a kit to convert your existing Prius into a solar powered (well,
not totally) car. They claim to get 20 miles per day in total electric ...
Posted Feb 19, 2009 3:40 PM by Christopher Marts
Tech
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Hulu on Linux
Hulu is a streaming media sight with popular TV programs availabe to watch for free. Previously, their player only worked on Windows and Mac but now has a Linux client ...
Posted Oct 24, 2009 7:10 PM by Christopher Marts
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Install KDE 4.2 in Ubuntu
[Warning! Old Article that was moved!]If you're eager to get KDE 4.2 installed on your (K)Ubuntu system
now before Jaunty is released, just follow this quick ...
Posted Oct 5, 2009 9:29 PM by Christopher Marts
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Linux Tip #3: Exploding Tarballs
Whenever uncompressing the compressed, always, I mean always,
give the compressed file its own directory (ie, folder). Why? Some
tarballs when unleashed explode out so my files, that directory is ...
Posted Oct 5, 2009 9:29 PM by Christopher Marts
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