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Although it's literally impossible to enter someones dream (and know what your seeing if anything) because our dreams are based on concepts that only individuals themselves can define, the concept of "planting a seed" in the deep subconscious mind is VERY REAL. This happens daily actually and for the most part subconsciously. This movie "moved" me too for many psychology reasons which would take a book to explain, but in a nutshell the movie was an eye opener to those who realize it's true message. It's 5 layers deep and you can't possibly see all 5 in one shot- that's the hallmark of an amazing movie (like the matrix which had over 300 layers).... I made entire meditation CD formats based on the matrix's layers...

I think what makes inception so powerful beyond the obvious matrix like psychology layers is that most people realize that every day we're planted by seeds. The seeds being so subtle that most people without a psychology degree wouldn't catch them in their unghostly appearance (concisely) but yet we realize the message. It takes several goes on the movie to realize it completely.

The cinematography is brilliant, nothing this cool has come out since the matrix actually (without trying to copy them). I was glued to the set on this one, we watched it 10 times over 2 weeks time because simply, it's fascinating.

Now swing over to the movie about time being currency- I think it's called out of time...

We are in constant battle here, too. Lobobrandon, the boric acid kills the ants. The trick is they bring the solution back to the colony and feed the queen and others. Curtains for the colony, I'm afraid.

Ants are a real problem here, but I quite didn't get it - you use the mixture to attract the ants, then what? Do they die or just get deviated? I guess it's just a deviation, do let me know :)

Yup, especially the electric O-Gauge model

Great info for pool owners. Thank you

Reusable lunch bags really do matter, and you've shown some nice ones here. Thanks, Regi.

I would be too afraid to actually take my keyboard apart. Then again I'm on a laptop and I really don't feel like I should take it apart. I could be wrong. I need to clean my whole computer though! The outside of it is weirdly dirty, and you can tell from dirt lines which keys I probably use the most >.> I can't honestly remember the last time I properly cleaned anything on my computer...I thought about how I needed to clean it when I read your article on cleaning computer screens. It will happen eventually...probably.

I cried on my first day too. I still don't know why, because it was a moment I looked forward to for so long. I was out of my parent's home, I was on my own. It started when we were driving there, and my poor then seven year old sister, who was sitting next to me in the car, bent over and wept quietly into her lap. So I started crying too, and I didn't stop...like all day long. Truthfully a lot of the people I met at first were all friendly enough, but I can't say I'm still very close friends with any of them. The dialogue always started with the same set of questions, where are you from, where are you living (because all students lived on campus until they were 21), etc. I made all my long lasting friends in time though. Freshman year, for me, the people I knew were all of the people I lived with and all of the people in my collegium. It was such a tiny school though, that if you got out and talked to people, by the time you were finished with your fourth year chances were you'd know just about everyone, in some way at least.

I wanted to answer your I made friends when I...but none of my answers make any sense really. Be forced to live with someone, how my old roomie and I became friends despite strongly...disliking each other at first. ...Erm, walk into people's dorms unannounced. Weird things like that. Although, some of my favorite days on campus was eating in the caf, because in general my uni always had a welcoming atmosphere, and I could walk up to any table of people and have lunch with a group of acquaintances. Plus all of the best activities happened in the caf...Like we had these large round tables that could seat, comfortable 10-13 people. So of course we'd go to lunch and when people would come in we'd hail them to sit with us, to see just how many people we could cram into sitting at one table. Our record was 24 or something like that. And another tradition was spooning the boys. If a boy managed to sit at those round tables, and all of the other open seats at that table were filled with girls only, everyone in the caf would get up and give the guy a spoon. Ah, college :D

I have two sites upon Weebly and haven't had a problem, but thanks for the pros and cons!

Congrats on all the wizzley success, I just joined and I'm hoping to stick around for awhile.

Yup. I got ants. It's a constant battle down here in Texas. Thanks for the article.

Yes, definitely true. I need to find a place to purchase bandaids in bulk, since I use them so much.

The hardest part in admitting why I bought a mac was because I literally didn't know how to take care of a pc XD And macs are "user friendly" because one does not have to think to take care of a mac...Things like it's nearly impossible to get a virus, because there are next to no viruses written for mac os etc.

My old pc lap top had a retarded amount of viruses, spyware, it was horrifyingly slow etc. I've learned so much from the computer help/care articles you've written I might not be afraid to own one anymore. LOL I seriously thought that if I replaced my pc with a new pc that I'd have destroyed it totally within a year or two, but this article, and things like cc cleaner you showed us (which I use for the mac) give me more confidence in my ability to successfully own a computer :D

Now we just have to get over the fact that they are making insanely cheap pc laptops these days that are designed to break within the first two years... >.> Yay thieving sales folks! *facepalm*

Thanks for the tips. The amount of stuff that gets trapped in there is amazing.

@BrendaReeves - Glad it was useful.