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There are five toothpicks broken in the middle but not snapped, the two halves remain attached. the wood fibres in this attached section have been compressed due to the bending action. As the wood absorbs the small amount of water, the fibres start to expand. Very hot water should enable this to happen more quickly. Use a hot spoon to add the water.
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Philips Lumileds has recently unveiled the fact that its Luxeon Rebel power LED is available. Featuring a foot print area that is more than three quarters smaller than other surface mount power LEDs (3mm x 4.5mm), the Luxeon Rebel power LED offers light output and efficacy performance that makes it the undisputed leader in lumens/mm2, lumens/Watt and lumens/dollar categories. The Luxeon Rebel also holds the distinction of being the first power LED to offer a guaranteed minimum performance as it was engineered for operation between 305 and 1,000mA. (source: DigiTimes)
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Posted Apr 3rd 2007 7:46AM by Thomas Ricker (Engadget) Filed under: Digital Cameras, HDTV
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from TechDirt by Mike We've had plenty of stories about companies and gov't agencies losing laptops or hard drives potentially revealing a a ton of private info, but apparently Radio Shack decided to go a more low tech route in exposing customer private info. The amusingly named Witty Nickname writes in to let us know that the Texas Attorney General has sued Radio Shack after it discovered that a store was simply throwing out paper records that included customer names, social security numbers and credit cards. All you had to do was walk by and pull some of the paperwork out of the company's trash bins and you could have all you needed for identity theft or credit card fraud. Of course, this raises another question: why was Radio Shack recording SSNs and credit cards in the first place?
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