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Have ever used a drywall anchor to attach a heavy photo, a mirror or some other heavy item to your wall only to have the anchor get loose and wobble, or even come completely out of the hole in the drywall?
Those little plastic anchors that come with many wall-mountable items are notorious for this problem. [Read more…]
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Have you ever met someone for the first time and immediately formed an opinion about that person that turned out to be completely wrong?
That happened to me back in the day and it was a very humbling experience.
It’s easy to form an opinion about someone’s character, their intelligence, their educational background or most any other personal attribute based upon they way they look or speak, but those “first impressions” are often way off the mark. [Read more…]
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Have you ever tried to locate an underground wire or cable without knowing exactly where to dig?
If so, you probably ended up digging up half your lawn trying to find the buried wire.
Well, I once found myself in that very situation…
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Like their Scandinavian neighbors, the people of Sweden inhabit one of the most beautiful, and most challenging regions on our vast planet.
Short, bright summers and long, dark winters make Swedish life interesting for sure.
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Chances are you’ve never heard of the tiny Philippine island named Vulcan Point, but it’s actually one of the most interesting places on planet Earth.
What makes this tiny island so interesting is it’s a “third-order island”.
What’s a “third order island” you ask?