In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A few pull-out drawers can come in handy for stashing things like documents, devices, and spare office supplies. To add drawers to your desk, it will first be necessary to install slide hardware or a separate wooden frames along the underside of the desktop, then guide your drawers into position inside the slots. Make sure the drawers you use are a suitable size for your desk's overall dimensions. Antique stores and thrift shops are good place to hunt for old furniture containing drawers that you might be able to transplant into your homemade desk. For some people, a couple sliding drawers just won't cut it. If you need to create as much built-in storage space as possible, one thing you can do is forego legs altogether in favor of supports that double as their own storage solutions, such as bookshelves, metal racks, or filing cabinets. Just align your items with the edges of your desktop, screw or bolt it on, and get to work! Choose storage pieces that are approximately the same height that you want your desk to be. If you like, you could even cut legs for one side of your desk and place a cabinet or shelf on the opposite side to get the best of both worlds. Fit your drill with a hole saw attachment and use it to make an opening in an inconspicuous spot along the desk's rear edge. Slip a plastic grommet of the same size into the hole to cover the exposed edges of the wood, then thread the cables for your computer, keyboard, printer, scanner, and other electronic equipment through the hole to keep them bundled together out of sight. Creating a hidden cord hole can be a good way to keep all those pesky wires and cables organized and out of the way, especially if you plan on positioning your desk flush against the wall of your work space. Hole saws come in a variety of diameters, ranging from less than 1in (2.5cm) to 6 inches (15cm). Use the size that you think will work best to contain all of the cords for your various devices. A minimalistic floating desk can make a savvy and attractive alternative to a traditional leg-supported desk if storage isn't a major concern. Simply attach a pair of brackets to your wall at the desired height and fasten your desktop to the brackets. You can use all the time you save to catch up on all those unanswered emails you have sitting in your inbox. Floating desks can make for tidier workspaces, as they enable easy cleaning and leave the floor open for separate storage solutions or additional furniture or accessories. Mount your desk at around chest height to make a standing desk that also functions as an inconspicuous shelf when you're not working. Putting together an L-shaped desk is as simple as cutting, sanding, and painting a second desktop and securing it perpendicularly to one of the edges of the first. The add-on only requires slightly more work, but can end up offering you twice the amount of space (or more), which can be a big benefit if you're an artist, avid crafter, or just really, really busy. To avoid complicating things, use the same type of wood for both sections of your L-shaped desk. Remember that you'll need to attach 2 additional legs or another rack, shelf, or cabinet to support the extension.
Summary: Buy or build drawers to keep your work materials organized. Substitute other furniture items to maximize your storage potential. Add a hole to the back of the desk to hide your devices' electrical cords. Mount your desktop on the wall to make a floating desk. Make an L-shaped desk to double your work area.

It is best to use fresh ingredients whenever you can. If you can get organic foods that have not been exposed to pesticide, that's good, too. This is the healthiest choice for your baby. If this isn't an option, reach for frozen ingredients as an alternative. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains like wheat, rice, lentils and legumes are healthy plant based starter foods for your baby. These foods are rich in health-promoting nutrients like fiber, vitamins, minerals and protein. They are generally healthier than animal products, which contain saturated fat and cholesterol which your baby can (and should) do without. Buy fresh ingredients that are grown locally. Locally grown products may have a short shelf life, but are organic and chemical free. They are, overall, better for your baby's health. Don't be tempted to buy fresh food in bulk. Buy as many ingredients as you need for 2-3 servings, depending on how long the ingredients will stay fresh. For small babies, use only one ingredient. Their digestive system is not developed enough and it is necessary to gradually introduce foods to your baby's stomach for her to adapt. When you go to the store, just concentrate on two or three foods to make up your baby's diet. For bigger babies who have a developed digestive tract, it is safe to use a mixture of ingredients. For example, you can add rice or oats to bulk up any dish. These stay fresh longer, too. If your baby is a bit older and you can use a mixture of ingredients in each meal, don't be tempted to add in processed ingredients. It's easy to think fresh fruits and veggies make any dish healthy, but their nutrients can be negated by other ingredients. Here's what to keep in mind: Use whole wheat flour, instead of refined flour. The more the food is processed, the lesser it's nutrient value. Use brown sugar instead of refined sugar. It, too, has gone through less processing. Use rock salt instead of iodized salt. Rock salt dissolves quickly and has more minerals compared to iodized salt. Knowing that you only need a few ingredients and sticking to fresh fruits and vegetables will certainly narrow down what you have in mind to feed your baby. As you weigh your options, think about what kinds of food you want to introduce your baby to as well. Tomato soup or mixed vegetable soup, whole wheat porridge, boiled lentils with rice, etc. are simple dishes to make and good starter foods for your baby. Follow the recipes that have been passed down the generations of your family. Nothing beats grandma's experience with babies! Here's what you'll need: A small saucepan. It is not recommended to use raw ingredients for your baby because it is easier to digest cooked food. The saucepan does not have to be big you will not cook large quantities of food because the baby does not eat much. Colander. To make a puree, it is necessary to drain the fruit. To do this, you'll need a colander. Blender. To turn cooked plants into a smooth puree, you need a good blender. The stronger the better the more blended the food, the easier it will be to digest. Glass jars. If the baby does not eat all the food, or you cook with the intent to use the dish more than once, you'll need glass jars. Glass jars are easier to maintain than plastic jars and can be easily and sterilized before re-use by washing them in boiling water.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose fresh over frozen ingredients when possible. Only buy what you need. Stay away from processed add-ins. Plan your menu. Get together your equipment.

Q: Unless you have professional experience, you should never attempt to attach longterm extensions on your own. Extensions that require fusing, weaving, or heat/cold treatments can cause damage to your hair attached incorrectly. Always hire a stylist if you're going with these types of extensions. You should not sleep on your extensions. They tend to be more delicate than regular hair. Wrap your hair in a shower cap or a silk bonnet at night to avoid damaging your extensions. Like regular hair, extensions require washing and care. However, you want to be careful when washing extensions, especially if you have synthetic extensions. Consider using a dry shampoo. You should also be sure to avoid placing conditioner near the glue or bonds holding your extensions in place.
A: Have a stylist attach longterm hair extensions. Protect your extensions when you're sleeping. Wash your extensions gently.

Problem: Article: Set up the IP addresses and subnet mask to be with the same network Share a folder on one PC Copy files from the other PC to the shared folder
Summary:
You can set up a network between 2 PCs directly without access point You have to use a crossover ethernet cable