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It doesn't matter if its "good stuff." If you are not using it, it doesn't matter what it's worth. Exceptions, of course, include photographs and other keepsakes. Adopt the rule that it if hasn't been used for 12 months, it is probably not needed (except for very expensive equipment, or if you have been too ill or work-swamped to get to a hobby). Remove big items, such as work tables, totes, vacuums, etc. for more cleaning space. Pick up small things, such as tools and decorations and separate. Be methodical, as the more things that you can place together in related groups, the easier it will be to see what you want to keep, what you have in duplicate, and what you no longer want or need. You will likely find something that you have been looking for! It is easy enough to post items, and you may have something in your garage that is worth more than you might think. Look up a similar item first to see what the potential value might be. The goal is to have everything you want to keep in a container on your shelves clearly labeled so that you can see where things are from a distance.

summary: Throw away any obvious junk that is lying around that you never use. As you go through all of your stuff, you will want to organize it into major categories; for example, tools, Christmas ornaments, collectibles, pet supplies, etc. Consider using eBay, Etsy or other online sales sites to sell anything that has commercial value. Start collecting these groups of things in the separate containers you purchased. When a container is filled, label it clearly, put it on a shelf, and start filling the next one.

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Navigate to the Flash video that you want to watch. Firefox is the easiest browser to use when downloading a Flash file directly from a website. This method will not work with YouTube, Vimeo, and other streaming sites. This is for Flash videos on sites such as Newgrounds. Once the video has loaded in Firefox, right-click on the page. Select "View Page Info" from the right-click menu. This will open the sidebar with detailed information about the site you are viewing. At the top of the sidebar, you will see a set of icons that open different aspects of the site. If you right-click on the movie itself, you will not find the View Page Info option. You must click somewhere on the page that is not the video or a link. This will show a list of all of the multimedia objects that the site contains, such as button graphics and banners. It will also contain the .SWF file of the movie. Click the Type column heading in the list to sort by object type. The movie will be in .SWF format, and will be listed as an Object in the Type column. The name of the file is often similar to the title of the video on the website. Select it from the list and click Save As Name the file whatever you would like and click Save. Once you've downloaded the movie, you can open it in any browser that has Flash installed. When you first try to open the file, Windows may tell you that you need to specify a program. If your browser is not listed as a suggested program, search your computer for it. Most browser programs are located in the Program Files folder on your hard drive, in a folder labeled by the company (Google, Mozilla, etc.).

summary: Open the video site in Firefox. Load the video. Click on the Film icon. Find the Flash file. Play the movie.

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Any sort of sink. You can use that sink as a bowl for the fingerboard. Make sure the covers of the books are facing each other. This creates a mini ramp. These can be the rails. If you can't get drawer or cupboard handles, squish a ruler between two books.
summary: Find a sink. Get some 300-400 page paperback books. Open the books so they can be used as a mini ramp directly adjacent to each other. Get the handles from some drawers or cupboards. Stack some books on top of each other to create a staircase. Have fun in your homemade skatepark in a sink!