Making cables vanish isn’t that difficult for the typical DIY’er. Take a pizza cutting wheel and cut a channel in the wallboard wide enough to accommodate your bundle of cables. Dress the cables into the channel. Cover the channel with wallboard tape, cover with ‘mud’, let dry, sand, and repaint. Simple eh? Cheers Steve in Cupertino (the other one) Kelly California Hello all, I teach a course on neuropharmacology and we talk a lot about caffeine. Some interesting stats: About 190 000 000 North Americans show withdrawal symptoms from caffeine, showing they are caffeine dependent.
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| - Making cables vanish isn’t that difficult for the typical DIY’er. Take a pizza cutting wheel and cut a channel in the wallboard wide enough to accommodate your bundle of cables. Dress the cables into the channel. Cover the channel with wallboard tape, cover with ‘mud’, let dry, sand, and repaint. Simple eh? Cheers Steve in Cupertino (the other one) Kelly California Hello all, I teach a course on neuropharmacology and we talk a lot about caffeine. Some interesting stats: About 190 000 000 North Americans show withdrawal symptoms from caffeine, showing they are caffeine dependent.
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| - Making cables vanish isn’t that difficult for the typical DIY’er. Take a pizza cutting wheel and cut a channel in the wallboard wide enough to accommodate your bundle of cables. Dress the cables into the channel. Cover the channel with wallboard tape, cover with ‘mud’, let dry, sand, and repaint. Simple eh? Cheers Steve in Cupertino (the other one) I think we should figure out how to make this Steve Jobs’ leave of Absence into a gambling pool. We buy squares for $100 and pick the dates for his return. We just need somebody to figure the payouts and the time period for his return plus/minus a few days will create the squares. What if he never returns or if he returns many years later? Kelly California Hello all, I teach a course on neuropharmacology and we talk a lot about caffeine. Some interesting stats: About 190 000 000 North Americans show withdrawal symptoms from caffeine, showing they are caffeine dependent. Adult humans are caffeine metabolizing machines, we are very efficient at it, the half life of caffeine in an adult is oh maybe between 30 and 120 min whereas in nonhuman animals and kids (toddlers) it is about 3.5 DAYS A majority of workplace spats that end in firings happen between 9 and 9:30 am. There is speculation that much of this is driven by caffeine withdrawal. In most research a cup of coffee is defined as a teacup sized serving. Most of us drink more than that per serving, and the coffee that is brewed for such studies tends to be weaker than that which most people drink. I have no idea if this is germane to yesterday’s discussion, as I have had only 1 cup of coffee today…. Dave (the psychologist) Buzz Out Loud Episode Guide Navigation 2010 | Jan 2009 | Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2008 | Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2007 | Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2006 | Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2005 | Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
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