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61403 Features: -Cubby spinner with assorted trays. -Tuff gloss finish. -Solid 11 ply baltic birch plywood construction. -4 Sided cubby spinner furnishes needed storage for a busy classroom. -Has 5 assorted trays on each side for a total of 20 storage bins. -Casters facilitate easy mobility. -Fully assembled. -All surfaces and back are 100 percent Healthy Kids plywood. -Made in USA. -Manufacturer provides lifetime warranty.
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Monday, December 19, 2011
Troubleshooting Computer Freeze (Lockup) Problems
How familiar does the following sound? Your computer was working fine, but then suddenly started locking up (aka hanging or freezing), rebooting itself (crashing) or shutting down spontaneously? If you know only too well what I am talking about, then read on! Performing the simple steps below can fix the majority of lockup cases.
1. Check for recently installed software or hardware.
If the lockups started to happen after you installed a new peace of hardware, new software program, or new drivers, uninstall it and see if the problem goes away.
2. Run your antivirus program.
One of the first things to do in the case of sudden lockups is to run your antivirus program. Check your antivirus manufacturer's website for updates and latest virus definition files. (This is absolutely necessary, outdated antivirus is not going to be of any use!) If you don't have antivirus software installed - or if updates are unavailable - run one of the web-based antivirus scans that some major antivirus vendors like Trend Micro are offering for free. You can find a comprehensive list of available web-based scans and free antivirus programs on http://www.free-antivirus.info.
3. Run some good spyware removal tool.
If your machine is not infected with any viruses, it is still possible that it has some harmful adware or spyware is present. Download and run some good spyware removal tool such as AdAware or Microsoft AntiSpyware. Check http://www.free-antivirus.info for a list of free spyware removal applications.
4. Check for free hard drive space.
When no viruses are found, check out free hard drive space on drive C:. Make sure there is more than 20% of free space available; low disk space can lead to random lockups.
5. Check for overheating.
Overheating is another known cause of lockups. It can be caused by problems with fans inside the case, dust buildup, or other cooling problems. Make sure the power supply fan and CPU fan are running and free of dust buildup. You can check the temperatures inside the case by running Motherboard monitor
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- make sure the temperatures are within the preset limits. Be very careful while cleaning inside the computer case (use plastic vacuum crevice tool) and NEVER OPEN THE POWER SUPPLY CASE as it contains high voltage.
6. Check the hard disk.
Check the hard disk - it is possible that its logical structure is corrupted. To check the disk for errors, right-click on the disk C: icon in "My Computer", select the "Tools" tab, check all check boxes in the "Check disk options" field, and press the "Check now" button. It should ask whether you want to schedule the check next time you restart your computer - answer "Yes" and restart your PC. The check will be performed automatically after startup; it can take a while, so be patient. The program will attempt to fix some problems automatically - however, if the hard disk is failing physically, it will need to be replaced. It is also a good idea to run Disk Defragmenter (located in Start Menu > Programs > Accessories > System Tools) to optimize data placement on the hard disk for increased performance and reliability.
7. Check the memory.
Sometimes random lockups can be attributed to the computer memory (RAM) starting to fail. You can test the memory by running Windows Memory Diagnostic that can be downloaded from http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp. If memory problems are found, try re-seating the RAM (pull it out and plug it back in). If it doesn't work, replace the defective RAM.
8. Check for other hardware problems (advanced users).
More hardware-related problems can be diagnosed by running hardware tests from the Ultimate Boot CD that can be downloaded from http://www.ultimatebootcd.com. However, you should only use it if you know what are you doing - some programs on that CD can be dangerous when used inappropriately (for example, some of them can wipe the contents of your hard disk).
9. Update Windows and drivers.
Some lockups can be caused by outdated software components - update your windows and drives by running a windows update: http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com (it's good idea to run it regularly).
The above steps will help diagnose and eliminate the most common causes of lockups. Hundreds more of other possible scenarios need to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis, as it all goes down to your particular computer configuration. Asking on PC
troubleshooting forums/newsgroups should help you figure out solutions to not-so-obvious lockup cases.
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How Portable Dishwashers Can Help in Your Kitchen
There are many inventions today that help make life easier. Life in the kitchen is not easy and there is no place where there are more inventions designed to make things easier than in the kitchen. The dishwasher is no exception to these inventions. Used properly, a dishwasher can rid your days of washing and scrubbing dishes. It is something that no one cares to do, especially after spending lots of time trying to prepare the meal to begin with. It is for this reason that the dishwasher is one of the most prized appliances in the kitchen for many. No more hassle of having to wash dishes. Best of all, they come in many sizes to suite anyone's needs. There are large built-in dishwashers that can handle many dishes including pots and pans. Then there are smaller countertop dishwashers that can fit just about anywhere in the kitchen.
The countertop dishwasher is the ideal dishwasher for someone with a small kitchen that can't fit a built-in dishwasher. They work well in apartments that can't be modified to fit one under the counter. It is the perfect solution for someone who doesn't need a lot of dishes washed each day. They are made to sit on top of the counter next to the sink. They usually have a hose that can hook right up to the faucet of the sink for a source of water. They plug right into a standard outlet in the wall for power and they drain their water right into the sink with a drain hose.
They operate much in the same way as regular built-in dishwashers. Portable dishwashers use the same type of dishwasher detergent, such as tablets, crystals, or gel, as larger built-in dishwashers. A rinse agent can also be used in portable dishwashers to help the drying process and prevent spots from being left on your dishes. Many portable dishwashers have all the same cycles that a larger dishwasher would have. You can choose between water saver, regular, and pots and pans cycles to make sure that your dishes are washed thoroughly and efficiently.
Operating a portable dishwasher is very simple. In the same way you would with a built-in dishwasher, rinse your dishes in the sink first to make sure that there are no food particles left on the dish. This is important to remember with portable dishwashers as many of them lack an integrated food disposal system. Forgetting to do so can lead to a clogged drainage system and can cause your portable dishwasher to shutdown or overflow with water. Like any dishwasher, ensure that the dishes are arranged so that the water can reach each and every dish. This will make sure that all your dishes are cleaned properly in the process. Fill up the detergent and rinse agent cups before starting the process, then close it up and start the cycle. Many portable dishwashers don't have an internal heating process to speed up any drying process, so it is advisable to open the door after the cycle is complete to help with drying the dishes.
You will find that portable dishwashers are a great convenience in a kitchen that lacks the space for a larger built-in dishwasher. Many people don't even know that portable dishwashers exist today. Before thinking that owning a dishwasher in your kitchen is a lost dream, consider the benefits of a portable dishwasher.
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What Sort of Washing Machine Do I Need?
As with anything that has any relation to technology in the modern world, the washing machine now offers you choices that a few years ago would not have been conceivable. In fact the modern day washing machine now offers services and options that almost sound too advanced!
However with all this option of course comes confusion. What is the best type of washing machine for me? What do I need it to be able to do? What are my concerns regarding energy usage? Well, although they're not yet customisable like a car, you can generally get a machine specific to your needs and wishes.
So what choices do I have and what do they mean?
Types:
There are 2 main types of washing machines, front loading machines (which also include integrated machines) and top loading machines. The top loader is really meant for when space is an issue. They are generally narrower and of course are more accessible that front loaders.
Front loaders however generally offer a greater range of options and of course the ability to deal with larger, family sized loads.
Load size:
With full size front loading machines, you really can choose the size relevant to you. A small loader would be considered at about 4kg, this is enough for someone living alone. However sizes now go up to (and likely beyond) 11kg! So there shouldn't be any problem in matching your needs.
Energy Efficiency:
Fortunately this is something that is easy to distinguish. In these conscientious times, energy efficiency has become a real selling point for domestic machines. All machines now are graded from A - G (with A being the most energy efficient), for both efficiency and performance.
Technical Specifications:
Spin speeds have increased over the years, making washes faster and leading to more powerful machines. The speeds are based on revolutions per minute (rpm) and generally start around 800rpm going all the way up to 1600rpm. Of course more energy is used at the higher speeds. The average speed is generally seen to be at 1200rpm.
Washing machine noise is also something that has improved. New technology means that you no longer have to listen to what sounds like an aeroplane taking off in your house! Look for machines for around 70db or below to enjoy a quiet wash!
New Technology:
There has been a considerable amount of new technology creeping up in the laundry appliance field. From steam based technology, which looks to remove allergens from clothes while also working at a far greater speed, making it an energy efficient way to give you clothes a refresh.
Machines now also have load sensor technology which adjusts the wash cycle or water used depending on the load size, so all you have to do is put your clothes in and let the machine choose the most efficient way to wash.
Of course there are many other features that machines offer, such as 'easy iron' settings etc, and you need to make a decision of which would be the best washing machine for you based on your needs. One thing for sure is that you're going to need to make time to read that owner's manual...!