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Comment on Don’t Hate on 8 (Infographic) by Charlotte@EverythingFinance

Charlotte@EverythingFinance — Sat, 26 May 2012 00:58:25 +0000

Of course you have to have new hardware…it’s how they make more money! I’m just getting used to 7, I don’t think I’ll be trying out 8 anytime soon.

Comment on Don’t Hate on 8 (Infographic) by Ofazomi

Ofazomi — Fri, 25 May 2012 18:18:27 +0000

The “Don’t Hate On 8″ is a funny tagline that shows just how far the Windows brand has fallen. (Was it ever even strong?)

Comment on Planning a Wedding On a Budget by Jamie

Jamie — Fri, 25 May 2012 15:37:16 +0000

Awesome Tips! We just got through planning our wedding and on our Journey came across a couple great graphics that helped out.

http://www.digbyrose.com/2012/infographic-complete-guide-to-save-the-date-cards/

http://www.digbyrose.com/2012/infographic-wedding-photography-guide/

Thanks for the great wedding tips.

~Jamie

Comment on Media Consolidation: The Illusion of Choice (Infographic) by linz

linz — Fri, 25 May 2012 10:24:01 +0000

I think its time for Chomsky.. Pretty good read even if you don’t want to watch his TV show.. Well that would be if he is every allowed on of course..

Comment on Media Consolidation: The Illusion of Choice (Infographic) by David @ Credit Card Compare

David @ Credit Card Compare — Fri, 25 May 2012 07:48:33 +0000

Well done Jason, this is actually one of thee very best infographics I’ve seen … it succinctly tells the reader all the information they need to know. I didn’t realise that a small group of only 6 corporations with a total of 232 media executives ruled the media world. Thank you

Comment on Square Foot Gardening: How to Get Started for $50 (Infographic) by Amy

Amy — Fri, 25 May 2012 02:03:11 +0000

actually blueberries arent mentioned at ALL so I dont know why people keep talking about them

Comment on Don’t Hate on 8 (Infographic) by Evan Jacobs

Evan Jacobs — Fri, 25 May 2012 01:50:17 +0000

Great infographic!

I’m excited to see what Release Preview brings in the way of updated Metro apps and further GUI optimizations.

Sidenote: You should optimize your Open Graph tags – as currently the description outputted in Facebook when you share this graphic is what looks like the meta keywords for your entire website. Not click-worthy!

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Comment on Square Foot Gardening: How to Get Started for $50 (Infographic) by Bryan Krantz

Bryan Krantz — Fri, 25 May 2012 00:46:26 +0000

I think this is great! One can save additional money if they consider the following. The raised bed need not be made of virgin wood but rather by discarded chucks of stone, rock, or riprap. A concrete/stone masonry wall is impervious to insect and mold damage too. A recycled bottle wall is kind of nifty I think.

Also we have a community wood chips pile and I find that this soil amendment is sufficient when combined with natural soil and vermiculture compost (worm compost) made from kitchen scraps. Be careful about expensive soil amendments. Are they critical when so much is available with composting?

Seeds may be salvaged from last year’s plants or friends’ gardens. Always save your seed. Grow seedlings from last years seed in yogurt cups.

Consider heirloom varieties that are good open-air pollinators and produce consistent crops in your local area.

Learn the seasonal crops. Consider a Spring and Fall garden if your area permits year-round planting.

Build a gardening community and trade crops you may produce excess of.

Consider fruit trees and other perennials to get more produce for your garden bucks invested. Perennial fruits and nuts are the key to making a little money from your yard.

Comment on Seven Secret Places To Hide Cash In Your Home by Erik

Erik — Thu, 24 May 2012 20:01:04 +0000

All these comments about where to hide valuables in your house. If burglars are breaking in to find all the good stuff, it sounds like your best bet is to find a very secure unassuming place outside in your yard to hide money. They are clearly not going to start digging up the yard.

For the folks that hide cash in baggies around the house…good luck during a fire. Inside your home, floor safes are probably your best bet. Keep your home well lit, get a dog and a gun. If they get passed all those deterrents and break into the safe, then lucky them, they win the grand prize.