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Organizing gift wrapping supplies
Tubes of gift wrap are cumbersome and always find a way to cause a mess. If you don't already have a designated storage system for your gift wrap, then you may want to consider putting one together or purchasing a pre-made system.
I use the Gift Wrap Organizer (pictured), which has served me well over the years. I hang it in my office closet and only pull it out when I use it. I purchased tape and scissors specifically to be stored with the gift wrap so that everything is in one spot when I need it.
I keep five tubes of wrapping paper in the storage sleeves: One roll of heavy, plain white (for wedding and anniversary gifts), two rolls of holiday paper (one with a snowman print and the other a solid gold), a conservative stripe (for father's day and male birthdays), and a neutral with polka dots (for mother's day, female birthdays, and baby showers). If I had children, I would probably have a sixth tube of printed, youthful paper. In the front pockets I have stored bows, ribbons, and clear scotch tape. The side pocket holds a pair of scissors. The top back pocket holds white, cream, pink, and blue tissue paper. Finally, the bottom back pocket holds 10 gift bags in varying sizes (most of these are recycled from gifts people gave to me).
I found other pre-made systems that look like they could work well, too:
- Gift Wrap Station, which is an over the door organizer
- Wrap n' Craft 1, which stands on the ground
- Wrap 'n Craft 2, which lays flat
- Portable Gift Wrap Organizer, which zips closed
- elfa® Gift Wrap Organizer, which is a cart on wheels
- Customized Gift Wrap Center, which is made from a series of plastic boxes
Keep gift wrap from causing a mess in your home with a self-made or purchased organization system specifically designed for this purpose.
47 comments posted
Posted by SpiKe - 10/09/2007
Some thoughts:
1) Gift wrapping supples are cheap, why not – where possible – just buy what you need and bin the rest?
2) Depending on your space, choose rolls or folded up packs of wrapping paper. I personally can place rolls in the corner of my storage cupboard. However folded packs of paper are perfect if you only have drawers for storage.
3) Pay someone else to do it! There are plenty of companies that will wrap your gifts for you now.SpiKe
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Posted by Nora Rocket - 10/09/2007
1. because that's wasteful, and some of us try to avoid wasting for reasons including but not limited to making better use of our money, being environmentally thoughtful, or just hating to waste. And…
3. No, because that's bougie.I wrap in old newspapers, comic books, paper sacks with stamps on them. Mere minutes more than wrapping paper, more personal, and re-use to boot. I know that not everyone's gift recipient is okay with getting less formal paper–but sucks to them, I say!
Posted by Tamer - 10/09/2007
Why not skip the wastefully wrapping entirely?
Buy/re-use gift bags. I keep a bunch of them, most given to me with gifts, folded flat in a box.
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Posted by Marie - 10/09/2007
All the time I was reading this, I was thinking, "Isn't it a bit early in the week for Unitasking Wednesday?"
Posted by Anna - 10/09/2007
here's someone who made their own…check it out!
Posted by Anna - 10/09/2007
All I could think about after reading this post is "you have got to be kidding me!"
Buying storage for storing things that clutter up your home to being with? Isn't it easier to have your item gift-wrapped in the store? Do you really need 5 tubes of gift paper?
This post should be published in the separate blog with a name like "clutter-up" or something.
Posted by Erin at Unclutterer - 10/09/2007
@Anna — I make most of my gifts. I'll knit a pair of socks for my grandmother or a baby blanket for an expecting friend, and unfortunately there isn't a store that wants to wrap what I didn't purchase there.
Posted by Jon King - 10/09/2007
I have conducted a lot of in home research and encountered a variety of ways to deal with this issue. Based on all of that, this solution appears to be a fairly innovative way to deal with the left overs and extra's. Especially in apartments and smaller footprint scenarios. People buy a lot of wrapping supplies when they are on sale or when they see something that just strikes them as a "must have". I have also seen things sorted by event (Christmas, birthday, his, her, etc.) Again, I think this is a easy way to "contain" the tools need for the task in a portable kid friendly fashion. Thanks for highlighting it!
Posted by Jenny - 10/09/2007
Is it just me or is there a whole lotta judgement going on with the giftwrap storage?
Lighten up, people. Some of us are actually into the ritual of wrapping (and unwrapping) gifts we've put thought into buying. What's not to like about efficient storage for the things we choose to have in our lives?
Posted by Jeri Dansky - 10/09/2007
At the risk of enraging those who are anti-gift wrap, here's another option:
http://jdorganizer.blogspot.co.....garet.htmlI'm not much of a gift wrapper myself – I use reusable bags more than anything, and they can be stored pretty simply. But even I have a container for the few rolls of gift wrap I do have.
And some people really enjoy creating beautifully wrapped gifts. I have a friend who is a master of this, often using recycled items like the fronts of beautiful cards. I've been the recipient of some of these wrapping masterpieces, and I love getting them; I'll delay opening the boxes for days so I can just have them around to admire.
Posted by JB - 10/09/2007
I really enjoy making beautifully wrapped gifts. I don't have time to make hand-made gifts, but I feel that if I spend a little time on the presentation, I've put a little bit of myself in the gift than just buying it. This is especially true at Christmas, when gifts are left out for longer periods of time, and my family (and me) can really appreciate the beauty of a pile of lovely coordinated gifts.
I actually own an old Rubbermaid Wrap and Craft standing organizer, and while I like that it protects my wrapping paper from dust and dents, I find everything else about it annoying. The lid is hard to manage, the accessory compartment is too small to be useful beyond a pair of scissors and some tape, and it tips over easily. If it was something I used more frequently (I usually wrap a lot all at once, and then nothing for a month or two), I'd get something else.
Posted by Joyful Abode - 10/09/2007
Honestly, my solution for gift-wrap clutter is this: I only use brown shipping paper to wrap presents. I jazz it up with satin ribbons… which only take up one shoebox in my closet.
Posted by Anna - 10/09/2007
I understand a need for this if one of your hobbies happens to be giving hand-made wrapped-up gifts. We all have hobbies that create some amount of clutter.
But it's still somewhat surprising to me to see a post about how to organize it all neatly (with a SEPARATE scissors bought just for the occasion of gift-giving) rather than a post about how to have less of wrapping-related stuff to begin with.
Posted by thisisbeth - 10/09/2007
I agree with JB. I own the rubbermaid Wrap and Craft, and find it annoying. It actually is too short to handle some longer rolls of wrapping paper I own, so they're currently sitting in my vaccuum cleaner box. And there's not really enough room for bows and labels and stuff in the top compartment.
I like wrapping presents when I have time and space to do it. I think this is an excellent solution. (I'd like to narrow down my wrapping paper to two or three rolls and use ribbons and bows to make things prettier. That's a goal, but for now I'm going to try to use up what I have, which has been purchased during after-holiday clearances. I try to get the non-Christmasy stuff, so I can use it either all winter or all year.)
Posted by Erin at Unclutterer - 10/09/2007
@Anna — Unclutterer's motto is "a place for everything and everything in its place." Instead of having all of the items strewn about, why not have a place for gift wrapping? One of the benefits of an organization system is that it can help to keep clutter in check and numbers in control, too. If your organizer only holds six rolls of wrapping paper, then you aren't tempted to buy seven even if there is a sale on wrapping paper. I like to wrap gifts, so I use a small amount of storage space for organized gift wrap. Conversely, I have no love for fingernail polish, so you can't find a single bottle of it anywhere in my home.
My ownership of the separate scissors is a personal choice. I am really bad about putting things away if there is more than 30 seconds of effort involved. If I get scissors out of my desk drawer to use to wrap gifts, the odds that those scissors will make it back to my desk drawer are not favorable. However, can a pair of scissors make it back into a little pocket on the side of the gift wrapping organizer? Yes.
Have you read our website's philosophy statement? It will probably do a better job of explaining what I'm trying to say about honoring the things you choose to keep in your home than what I'm doing in this comment … http://unclutterer.com/archive.....living.php
Posted by jehb - 10/09/2007
What about instead wrapping your gifts in reusable lengths of cloth, which are far easier to store, can be multipurposed in the future, and as a result, are more environmentally friendly?
In reaction to some of the comments above, I should state my bias: the reason I read this blog regularly is that I'm interested in organizing my stuff in order to use fewer resources. Being a disorganized horder for much of my life has been directly related to my consumerism, and I've found that a great way to combat both is to evaluate what you've got and truly decide if you need more. Want to help your friends and family reduce their gift wrapping clutter? Try asking for handmade food goods which don't need wrapping, or better yet, a donation in lieu to your favorite charity.
Posted by Natasha - 10/09/2007
I love this! I might need to invest in this before the holidays. It's hard to store all kinds of gift wrapping supplies in a way that is organized. This seems to do the job.
I don't think this would quite qualify for Uni-tasker Wednesday, considering it is used for organizing AND it doesn't take up unnecessary space- it hangs! It will fit perfectly in my hall closet. Then I don't have to lug a bin of gift wrapping stuff from the attic to my kitchen every time I need to wrap a gift. Much more efficent. Thanks!
Posted by Debbie M - 10/09/2007
I wrap gifts with brown grocery bag paper, tie them with cloth ribbon, and tape on weeds from my yard–ahem–flowers from my garden. This is well received, but requires waiting until the last minute to wrap something, which isn't always possible. I store most of my "wrapping paper" with the paper bags, and then I have ribbons, stickers, and gift bags I've received that can be reused in a drawer.
I like the way Erin has figured out a way to have just a few rolls of wrapping paper for all purposes. When one is running low, you can buy a new role and wrap the remainder of the old roll around it.
Posted by Nat - 10/09/2007
I've used a hanging organizer system for years. It does keep me from buying more than I can store as well as trying to "reuse" more than I'll ever need (ie. the occaision specific wrapping from our wedding). Also, having store bought all occassion gift wrap doesn't mean that I don't do something creative like use hand decorated brown or butcher paper, newspaper pages. We have rolls on hand so that either me or my husband who is less creatively inclined can wrap things in a hurry. Sorry, I'm not a fan of gift bags (even though they fit in the organizer) unless they're plain brown or white paper shopping bags with handles or wine bottle size. I'll never spend money on them, and the ones people give me are always sooooo uglyyyyyy.
Posted by Glenda - 10/09/2007
The thing I noticed is that the selection of gift wrap saves a lot of shopping time–you have specific wrap for each type of recipient and don't waste time there. The idea of just using using brown paper is good too. Sometimes I spend more on the wrap than I did on the gift. I think I'll get some brown craft paper and satin ribbon.
It seems that trying to decide where to put things is the main cause of clutter in my house, and this is a great way to cut down on that–to reduce the need to decide. Or perhaps, to make the decision just once in advance. -
Posted by Karen - 10/10/2007
I don't give a lot of gifts, so I find that one roll is enough for me. I find that plain gold paper (a dull gold, not too shiny) is great for all occasions, including Christmas, and it works for kids and adults, men and women.
Posted by AnnaL - 10/10/2007
I wrap everything in white and dress it up with ribbon. One roll. Also, freezer paper works in a pinch, is cheaper than wrapping paper and comes in its own storage box. The only storage requirement: a small basket for various ribbons.
Posted by helix - 10/10/2007
Do yourselves a favor and get your gifts wrapped at the store!
Also, re-use the fancy gift bags that you receive– don't even worry if you give it back to the person that you got it from, NO ONE pays attention to that stuff anyway.
Posted by MissRae - 10/11/2007
What a great item to have if you are a wrapper like me. I wrapped the entire families worth of gifts one Christmas Eve at the inlaws. I think there were around 103 gifts….this deffinately would have come in handy.
Posted by Sheri - 10/11/2007
I have to comment on the Portable Gift Wrap Organizer listed in this post. It is NO good! When you try to stand it up or don't keep it completly sideways, everything slides all over the place and it just does not hold the rolls of paper well either unless they are packed in there!
Posted by Jenny - 10/11/2007
@Sheri — I have the Portable Gift Wrap Organizer (which zips closed) mentioned in this post and I have to disagree with you to an extent. First of all, it's softsided, so it's not supposed to "stand up" (unless you lean it against the wall or something). It's actually supposed to lie flat, so keeping it completely sideways shouldn't be such an issue. The store description says it holds up to 24 rolls, but those are thin rolls. I've been able to keep about 6 regular width rolls comfortably strapped inside without trouble. Normally, 3 Xmas rolls, 2 birthday rolls, and 1 all-occasion roll. Now, I will agree that the rolls can slide around, but only if you don't strap the rolls in so there's no extra space between where the Velcro meets and the roll itself. Still, rolls are going to loll about no matter how you organize these things — personally, I'd rather have them lolling about inside a bag than running loose in the closet.
For me, it's perfect — I don't have any closet doors to hang stuff on (they're all folding doors) and I have precious little storage to begin with. But in one of my apt's 2 closets I have a top shelf that was put up so high that only flat things can live up there. This softsided organizer is a perfect fit — out of the way until I need it and it holds everything I need.
Btw, @Anna, I too have a separate pair of scissors that I keep specifically in the organizer for giftwrapping, along with separate tape and separate pen. For me, it's a huge timesaver. Everything I need is together in one place, so not only do I NOT have to hunt and gather my accoutrements from elsewhere in the house, I also don't have to make the circuit to put them away either. Like Erin said, if it takes more than 30 seconds to do (actually more like 10-20) it's likely not getting done. Or, more accurately, it doesn't get done until much later by which time things have migrated without forwarding address via creative kid, sprouted legs, etc. So, Anna, before you continue upbraiding others for not being you, try accepting that what constitutes "organized" or "uncluttered" is different for everyone.
Posted by karry - 10/12/2007
Like many here, I am a wrapper. I bought plain white craft paper from a craft store that I stamp before wrapping a gift and then tie an outrageous bow with wire-edged ribbon on the package. I also keep 2 types of Xmas paper on rolls (one for my family and one for his so when we deliver, there is no checking of labels). I bought a gold club bag from a garage sale for $5 that holds those tubes of paper and wrapping tools. It also has the advantage of being portable if I'm going to a 'wrapping party' not hosted in my house. I keep my ribbons separate, as I buy them by the spool from Sam's or CostCo. They have their own bin, as do the doo-dads that I tie in the bows.
Posted by karry - 10/12/2007
edit: GOLF club bag Sheesh. Sorry about that.
Posted by teri - 10/14/2007
to avoid storing several different patterns of gift wrap, i keep it simple. i use either white or brown craft paper, which i keep on hand for other uses. i jazz up the gift with pretty ribbons. a few rolls of ribbon on easier to store than rolls of gift wrap. i watch for good sales on ribbon or recycle ribbon from other gifts.
Posted by mk - 10/16/2007
i use 2 of these to hold all my rolls of gift wrap (purchased from school fund raisers):
Plastic bag dispenser:RATIONELL $2.90
http://www.ikea.com.sg/product.....asp?id=900 -
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Posted by Carol - 10/20/2007
When we got the Sunday paper I always saved the comic section for gift wrap. It can be used and then recycled. Now I use gift bags as do the rest of my family and friends. After we open our gifts we usually leave the bag with the giver for reuse. Haven't bought gift wrap for years. I did enjoy wrapping presents though and think the wrap organizer is a good solution for people who enjoy this way of giving.
Posted by PrairieGal - 10/20/2007
Anna – Thank you so much for posting the Pleasant View home made version! I have been racking my brain trying to determine how to make one of the hanging varieties, since the retail one does not seem to be available in my area, and Pleasant View's is by far the simplest and easier idea. Much appreciated!
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Posted by andi*pandi - 10/27/2007
I like the hanging organizer; however I use under-the-bed storage boxes. I need both christmas and hannukah paper, then birthday, kid, etc. so I need more space. I also have a box for gift bags and tissue, which I use and reuse most of all. It pays to be thrifty, I feel a bit better about reusing stuff, to offset the feeling of wastefulness that comes from stuffing used wrap into the trash.
If these gift bags overflow their box however, I'm giving some away!
Posted by Mary - 11/01/2007
I have a friend who wraps everything in her signature plain brown wrapping paper topped with a pale pink rafia bow. Somehow it looks right no matter the occasion or the recipient and I'd steal her idea if we didn't both live in the same small town. Her supplies take little space and they are economical.
Posted by mercurial scribe - 11/01/2007
Thank you thank you thank you for this post! I've always had a problem getting my gift wrap organized and after I read this post, I purchased the pictured system. I've been using it now for about a week (it's birthday season at my house) and I love how easy it is! Thanks for another bright idea!
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Posted by elrj - 01/02/2008
Doesn't anyone use the Sunday comics anymore?
Posted by Kellie - 04/17/2008
I couldn't help but crack up reading this. I WAS looking for a cool way to store my mess of gift bags/ribbon/paper galore. Now I'm just laughing because I didn't realize my gift wrapping rituals were making people angry!!! rock. on. But, I AM still looking for good ideas…
Posted by jenny - 10/12/2008
What's wrong with simple underbed storage boxes? They're perfect – rolls of gift wrap fit perfectly with plenty of room left over for bows, ribbons, and gift bags. I have one underbed storage box filled with gift wrapping supplies. I'm using otherwise wasted space and the plain ol' boxes are a LOT cheaper than specialty gift wrap holders.
Posted by Angie - 10/18/2008
I try to use plain brown paper and gift bags and pretty ribbons. It makes me sad to see a huge pile of non-recyclable gift wrap when it's done. Still, I have a messy cupboard and a corresponding drawer. Eventhough I feel my problem is that my husband and kids never put anything away, the real problem is that I have too many things and too many choices. This has been a helpful discussion for me.
Posted by Sue - 10/20/2008
Or, you could:
1. Give gifts that dont need to be wrapped (gift cards, money, gifts of time & services)-at least for grownups & teens, anyway.
2. Take older kids/teens to the mall or store & let them pick what THEY would like (less clutter for them, knowledge that you gave something truly appreciated-doesnt have to be expensive, just thoughtful)
3. wrap gifts in comics, old magazines, junk mail, newspaper, etc. It's just going to get torn to shreds, why waste the paper resources making pretty paper for this use only!
4. Use gift bags, again kind of environmentally wasteful, but there are times you just have to make it look pretty, I know.
5.At the very least, stop with the tags, ribbons, bows, etc. Isnt the gift itself thoughtful & nice enough that you dont have to impress people with the paper/box?
6. Buy minimal paper, gift box, whatever, at the time you buy the gift/gifts, so you dont HAVE to store the extra!
I know this sounds like a rant but I feel SOOOOO strongly about this one! Think what that "gift-wrap storage space" could be used for!(Clothes/sports/filing/work-related stuff, you name it!) -
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Posted by Carly - 10/11/2009
I recently organized my mom's gift wrapping supplies because it seemed like they were taking up an entire closet, which was ridiculous.
We got a tall standing container to put the rolls of paper in. Then a 3-drawer container, with one drawer for gift bags, one for folded tissue paper, and one for all the little things – ribbons, gift tags etc.
Then there's a big box for all the boxes – we have family in a different country, so we need to have boxes around to mail them presents. -
Posted by WilliamB - 10/13/2009
Nicely wrapping something indicates you consider the gift or the recipient important, or adds importance to an otherwise small thing. Gifts are like paintings in this way: the frame indicates something about the contents and dresses up the contents as needed.
I reuse much of the wrapping that comes into my possession: untorn tissue paper, ribbon, fancy bows and nicknaks, and most especially gift bags. The only thing I have to buy is wrapping paper.
The little stuff lives in a large plastic box from The Container Store. This includes ribbons (secured by paper clips, binder clips, or rubber bands, so I don't have a mare's nest of snarles), bows (stored in a bag), nicknacks, the scissors and tape and pen (so I don't have to hunting and for ease of cleanup), labels, and other small odds and ends.
The gift bags are in a shopping bag, arranged roughly by size. The baby-appropriate gift bags are clipped together.
The tissue paper is in one large pile, sorted by color. This is the only part that takes time: rescusing tissue paper from earlier gifts, flattening it out to unwrinkle and check for (big) rips, and organizing by color. The pile is then folded in half so it fits on the shelf. I cover this with an opened -p brown paper bag, and keep the plastic box on top so the pile doesn't fall down and become a disorderly mess.
The tubes of wrapping paper are in the closet corner.
When I need to wrap something, I pull out the box and the tubes OR the bag and the tissue paper. I have everything I need at hand and it's quick to put away. I'm a lousy wrapper so I need all the help I can get – which is why I like gift bags so much.
Posted by WM - 10/27/2009
My gift wrap system is simple and really works for me. I only have one type of wrapping paper – brown butcher paper. I keep up to three different pretty ribbons (typically those wide fabric ones that cost a littl more) on hand and force myself to use what I have before buying something new. Sissors and tape are something I keep on hand anyway, so they don't count.
I find that presents look really modern and chic in this packaging and work for all ocasions/genders/ages with the right ribbon.


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kolbspa Posts: 1When we first purchased this vehicle this spring. The instrument and center console lights did not work. I did find the battery to be extremely corroded and cleaned with a baking soda water mix, removed the pos/neg cables, and cleaned posts. Doing so brough back lights to the dash and radio. However, the climate zone will not light up. Does anyone know how to remidy this issue? I have even gone so far as to pop off decorative facia and unhook the conncections to the module (hoping to find a fuse). This was not the case..It is very frustrating and quite difficult to see at night when driving. PLEASE HELP!!!!
kcollier Posts: 1My 2001 Caravan has had almost the exact same issue.
It started as follows:
I went shopping for about an hour or so. When I returned, the car would not start.
The battery was dead. I hadn't left anything on or running, and the battery was about a year old.
I replaced the battery, and the car started up without any problems. However, the instrument panel went dead for about 10 seconds and the turn signals would not work. After that, the panel lights were working, but as soon as I used my turn signal, the panel died again. When I turned off the signal, the panel lights came back on. Now this started happening every time.
At one point, however, I left the signal on, and after 10 seconds the panel lights came back on (even with the turn signal on).
Later, I disconnected the ground post on the battery, and when I touched it back to the ground post I didn't notice any sparks. I then turned on the turn signal and tried disconnecting, then reconnecting to the ground post on the battery. Now I noticed fairly substantial sparks. I thought that there was a short in the turn sign relay or something like that.
I tried disconnecting the battery and resetting the IOD, thinking it was the BCM.
That didn't seem to have any effect.
Ultimately I thank this forum and handyman49 for solving the problem. I showed my mechanic this link and he looked at the fuse box connector and found the corrosion. -
decor42 Posts: 1I have a 2003 Grand Caravan. I let my van run for about 5 minutes this morning before I planned to leave for work.
When I got in the van there was a light on just above or to the left of the washer fluid light.
Looks like an engine or transmission???
Needless to say I didn't dare drive the van.
I drove it several times yesterday through out the day and did not notice any problems with it. One trip was 50 miles each way.
What is it?
I no longer have the manual and have tried doing a search but no luck.
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eclaypool Posts: 1:sick: did you ever find out what caused the instrument panel to go out. We are having the same problem with ours and would like to try everything possible to fix it before we take it to a mechanic. We have no speedomter, or turn signals along with pretty much everything else on the panel. Any suggestions?
johnbeck Posts: 12My problem has definitely been fixed !!
Faults are all being caused by fractured soldering on the rear of the instrument cluster circuit board; mainly ground returns - that's why so many odd & erratic things happen.
It's not a big deal removing the instrument cluster and resolder the obviouse fractures in the solder joints....
My opinion is that when everyone jumped on the 'lead free' bandwagon, the electronics industry went to a high tin type content thereby making the solder less flexible and prone to movement stress fractures....
IF you can search the site further, you should come across a final posting from me outlining the disassembly and resoldering instructions on my Dodge '98 Grand Caravan.
Don't let the dealers get their hands on this problem... From the horror stories I've heard, some people have paid big bucks for the dealers to guess & unecessarily replace all sorts of modules...
IF you can get partial functioning of the display cluster by thumping hard on the top of the dash, that's a good indication it's bad display cluster soldering..
Let me know if this works for you ok?
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pooner Posts: 5The climate control lights have most likely burned out. I pulled mine apart and all 4 bulbs are toast. Now the question is, where do I find these bulbs as the dealer wants 500 bucks for the whole unit. Everything works well except these 4 blue bulbs. Anybody know where these bulbs can be bought?? How can all 4 burn out at once??
mn4ethanol Posts: 1Thank you so much. We had the same problem with our instrument lights not working. It made for difficult night driving. I pulled the IOD fuse which on my 3.8l 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan was a 15 amp fuse. Maybe the fuse should be a 10 amp. I will have to check it out. Well, it worked like a charm. My lights are back and I have you to thank! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
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alvirostko Posts: 1I'm so glad I found your message! I have been having the same problem with my 01 Grand Caravan. I have paid $$$ for a new BCM and PCM, only to have the same problem recur within minutes of getting my vehicle back from the shop. I tried to tell the mechanic that it had to be something else because if I hit the dash, things would work for a minute. I also have one other problem besides the lights and gauges working intermittantly, my blinkers don't work, I think it's a short somewhere. Thanks for your article though, it validates what I was already thinking!
amandabenny Posts: 1i have a 2001 dodge carvan, the radio doesn't work, the automatic door locks and windows only work if the car is running and now when we turn on the wipers or blinkers all the gages go dead only to come back on as soon as you turn off the wipers or blinkers ?? anyone have any ideas on what it could be ?
brent36 Posts: 1hi there we are having the same problem with our 2001 dodge caravan and have pulled the inst cluster but cannot see which ones are cracked we would like to find the post you are talking about and were wondering if you could send it to me via my email firstname.lastname@example.com is this a common problem with these vans. we appreciate it thanks brent.
firealarmguy Posts: 8Ok I have a 98 voyager and it has a lot of electrical problems but 1 that is bothering me now is after re soldering the cluster my gas gauge seems to be out of adjustment. (low fuel light at 1/2 tank) I filled it and it went well past full and am now going to run it out of fuel to find out where empty is. After the re solder (which fixed the bang the dash thing) it seemed out so I pulled it again to check for shorted solder. I am an electronics tech so I know how to do this properly. I couldn't find anything so.... My question is there some sort of procedure to synchronize the sender and gauge? or is the cluster nfg?
johnbeck Posts: 12Hi there, I'm an electronics technologist and I ran into the same problem which did seem to occur around the time that the cluster went faulty... Up to now, I've 'assumed' that it was a faulty fuel tank sender.... The problem only occures when the fuel level falls between apx 3/4 and 1/2 full; then the low fuel warning light and chime come on & the fuel gauge drops suddenly for apx 1/2 second and then the low fuel light goes out and the gauge goes back up and indicates correct fuel level - it drives me nuts but I can live w it until a fix is posted. I've had the electrical harness to the fuel tank [including ground wire] replaced but that didn't fix the problem...
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Last week's announcement of Arrow Electronics moving its headquarters off Long Island has sent ripples throughout the region's business community. Many, especially those in government and economic development, were caught completely off-guard by the sudden news. In response, two elected officials are vowing to keep another similar situation from ever happening again – at least [...]
Business as usual on LI following Arrow decision
by John Callegari Published: October 13, 2011
Tags: Arrow, BNPM101311, Colorado, Empire State Development, Huntington, Long Island, New York state, relocation, Ronkonkoma, Suffolk County
Local economic development officials are viewing Arrow's move to Colorado as a small setback they unfortunately had no foreknowledge about. While Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper was courting Arrow's CEO Michael Long prior to the company's official move, officials at New York's state, county and town levels said they only learned of the situation from local [...]


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Series starts 11/3
Game 1: Friday, November 3rd | ||
Nets | 85 | Final |
Heat | 91 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Game 2: Friday, November 10th | ||
Heat | 113 | Final |
Nets | 106 | |
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Game 3: Friday, December 29th | ||
Nets | 91 | Final |
Heat | 81 | |
Recap »Boxscore » |
Game 4: Thursday, March 15th | ||
Heat | 93 | Final |
Nets | 86 | |
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Nets 85
(1-1, 0-1 away)
Heat 91
(1-1, 1-1 home)
7:30 PM ET, November 3, 2006
AmericanAirlines Arena, Miami, FL
MIAMI (AP) -- After a preseason where Miami routinely faced huge deficits, then endured a 42-point loss to Chicago on opening night, Heat coach Pat Riley wondered if his team was on the cusp of a crisis.
Shaquille O'Neal doesn't think that's the case.
O'Neal had 21 points and nine rebounds, Dwyane Wade finished with 17 points, and the Heat got plenty of contributors down the stretch to beat the New Jersey Nets 91-85 on Friday night.
"Bad things that happen to us," O'Neal said, "will only make us stronger."
No reigning titleholder had ever opened a year with consecutive home losses, but this win wasn't decided until the final moments -- and went Miami's way thanks largely to Gary Payton and James Posey's late efforts.
Posey hit two crucial 3-pointers in the final minutes and finished with 10 points, while Payton, who had 14 points, also hit a late 3 to preserve the Heat's fledgling lead. And then Wade helped seal it, ducking behind Jason Kidd, taking a perfect pass from Payton and scoring for an 86-82 lead.
"We didn't perform the way we wanted to," Wade said, "but this team always responds."
Vince Carter had 27 points for New Jersey, including a short jumper from the left baseline to tie the game at 73 with 5:56 left.
"We were in a good position the last 6 minutes of the game, with a chance to win the game," Carter said. "We felt like we were right there. Two big 3s by, I think, Posey and G.P. made us play catch-up."
Indeed, Posey hit a 3-pointer on Miami's next possession -- with the shot clock down to :02 -- and the Heat stayed ahead the rest of the way.
"That was a little bit of the team I remember," Riley said.
The Heat avoided becoming the sixth defending NBA champion to start a season 0-2, and looked nothing like the group that got embarrassed by the Bulls on the night they received their championship rings.
O'Neal said the emotions of the pregame ceremony doomed Miami in that one.
"It's hard to go from happy-jolly to kill 'em all," said O'Neal, who was 10-of-16 from the field to make amends for Tuesday's seven-point, five-rebound effort against Chicago.
Nenad Krstic had 20 points and Richard Jefferson added 11 on 4-of-15 shooting for the Nets, who lost to Miami in five games in last season's Eastern Conference semifinals.
Kidd, who had a triple-double in New Jersey's season-opener, had nine points, nine rebounds and three assists.
"Our guys gave a very good effort," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. "We got the game in the last 6 minutes where it was tied and could go either way."
Miami led 43-41 at halftime, closing the second quarter on a 13-5 run and doing it all with Wade benched by three fouls.
In the third, Miami used another 13-5 run to build a 65-62 lead going into the final 12 minutes.
New Jersey led 57-52 when Krstic hit a jumper, but the Nets made only two of their next eight shots -- while O'Neal had eight points in the quarter to help Miami take the lead again. And in the fourth, the balanced effort got it done for the Heat.
"We just didn't do a good job of closing it out," Jefferson said.
Game notes
Miami outscored New Jersey 22-17 in the second quarter, the first winning period for the Heat this season. ... The Nets hit their first three tries from 3-point range, then were 3-of-17 the rest of the way. ... Through two games, Miami is 8-of-33 on 3-pointers. ... New Jersey C Clifford Robinson sat out the last of his five-game suspension for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 85 | 91 |
Rebounds (Offensive-Total) | 8-40 | 9-46 |
Assists | 12 | 17 |
Turnovers | 17 | 18 |
Steals | 5 | 6 |
Blocks | 2 | 6 |
Fast Break Points | 18 | 10 |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 21 (1/0) | 22 (1/0) |
Largest Lead | 6 | 7 |
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New Jersey | Miami |
11/08 UTAH 7:30pm 11/10 MIA 8:00pm 11/12 @WSH 6:00pm 11/13 SEA 7:30pm 11/15 MIL 7:30pm |
11/05 @PHI 2:00pm 11/07 SEA 7:30pm 11/10 @NJ 8:00pm 11/12 HOU 8:00pm 11/14 DEN 7:30pm |
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I enjoyed staying with my wife, very close to Al-Haram less than two minutes walking, breakfast is great while staff are fast and efficient. it is better than lots of five star brand hotels in relation to what they offer in Taibah.
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- Location which is very near to Masjid e Nabwi - Helpful staff especially Mr. Ahmed on front checkin desk - Children friendly policy of the hotel
Good clean hotel near to Haram. We had a quick and early check in at 11:30.
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Only a one-minute walk from Al-Masjid al-Nabawi, this hotel features classic guest rooms with plush carpets, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. The on-site restaurant offers views of the Holy Mosque. The spacious rooms at the Dyar International come equipped with a minibar and telephone. Each room has a private bathroom with a hairdryer and amenities. Guests can enjoy reading a newspaper in the lobby, which has a TV. Guests can also go shopping, as the Bin Daoud Shopping Center is just a one-minute walk away. The 24-hour front desk staff can arrange room service, laundry requests and ironing services. With free on-site hotel parking, the Prince Mohamed Bin Abdul Aziz Airport is a 15-minute drive away. Please note that the room rate includes Ramadan Iftar, which is equivalent to breakfast. Hotel Rooms: 326 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 433,187 properties worldwide
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Al Eiman Royal HotelIn the northern part of The Central Area in Al Madinah, Al Eman Royal Hotel is 100 yards from the Prophet's Mosque. Some of its rooms have views of Mount Uhud or the mosque.Most recent booking for this hotel was 16 minutes ago
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Some pictures of my best friend, Kristin's, apartment, Kristin (as herself), Mark (as himself), & the roof of the Nevada Art Museum. Reno, NV (obvi).
So I have finally made my way back up to Reno, but this time, it's for good. With everything packed into a 6' X 10' storage unit in LA, I will be couch surfing at long-time-best-friend, Kristin's (all of which these photos involve her being)!
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Dual-Purpose Improved Conventional Munition
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A Dual-Purpose Improved Conventional Munitions (DPICM) is an artillery or surface-to-surface missile warhead designed to burst into sub-munitions at an optimum altitude and distance from the desired target for dense area coverage. The sub-munitions are designed for both antiarmor and antipersonnel attack. Some sub-munitions may be designed for delayed reaction or mobility denial (mines). The air-to-surface variety of this kind of munition is better known as a cluster bomb. They are banned in some countries under the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
US DPICM projectiles[edit]
Development work for DPICM projectiles began in the late 1950s, with the first projectile, the 105 mm M444 entering service in 1961, though the submunitions were simple bounding anti-personnel grenades (ICM). Production of the M444 ended in the early 1990s.
The first true DPICM was the 155 mm M483, produced in the 1970s. By 1975 an improved version the M483A1 was being used. The projectile carried 88 M42/M46 grenade like dual purpose submunitions. The 155 mm M864 projectile entered production in 1987, and featured a base bleed that enhances the range of the projectile, although it still carries the same M42/M46 grenades. The base bleed mechanism reduces the submunition load to 72. Work was budgeted in 2003 to retrofit the M42/M46 grenades with self-destruct fuzes to reduce the problem of "dud" submunitions.
Work on 105 mm projectiles started in the late 1990s based around the M80 submunition. The results were two shells, the M915 intended for use with the M119A1 light towed howitzer, and the M916, developed for the M101/M102 howitzers.
Projectile | M483A1 | M864 | M915 | M916 | M444 |
Caliber | 155 mm | 155 mm | 105 mm | 105 mm | 105 mm |
Service date | 1975 | 1987 | 1998 (?) | 1998 | 1961 (production ended early 1990s) |
Range | ? to 17 km | ? to 30 km | 10 km to 14 km | 3 km to 11 km | ? to 11.5 km |
Load | 64 × M42 24 × M46 |
42 × M80 | 42 × M80 | 18 × M39 (M444E1 used M36) |
Weight projectile (fuzed) |
46.5 kg | 47 kg (approx) | ? | ? | 14.97 kg |
Length (fuzed) | 937 mm | 899 mm | ? | ? | 371.9 mm |
DPICM submunitions were developed for several reasons:
- they can give a heavy, indirect-fire cannon the ability to engage area targets, with the spread compensating for their inherent inaccuracy;
- with DPICM, artillery can be used against armored and mechanized formations with greater effect, being capable of destroying armor without having to resort to ATGWs like the Copperhead laser-guided round;
- due to their combined spread and airburst, they are more capable against dug-in troops than conventional HE rounds.
Due to the high failure rate of DPICM munitions[citation needed] and accuracy of GPS guided weapons, DPICM artillery shells and missiles have fallen out of favor with the U.S. military. As a result, the large quantities of munitions bought during the Cold War were put into war reserve stockpiles. However, most are now reaching the end of their shelf life and need to be disposed of. This means the warheads, which are now old and less stable, must be extracted. Instead of scrapping the leftover materials, the shells are being refilled with explosives, recycling them for use as inexpensive training ammunition.[1]
The U.S. Army is seeking a replacement of DPICM munitions from the Alternative Warhead Program (AWP). The AWP warhead will have equal or greater effect against materiel and personnel targets, while leaving no unexploded ordnance behind. The program is being developed by Lockheed Martin and Alliant Techsystems.[2]
- ^ Recycling Cold War Super Shells - Strategypage.com, January 25, 2013
- ^ US Army seraches for cluster munitions alternatives - Dmilt.com, 6 June 2013


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Kelly: The bridge that may never swing
SOMETIME in the coming weeks, a new bridge will open across the Hackensack River. This is supposed to be a remarkable achievement. Really?
We are accustomed to think of public works projects as positive steps. When potholes get filled, we usually smile. The same is generally true when fresh grass is planted in a worn out park or when broken curbs and sidewalks are given a facelift and new lights are installed on a dark patch of road.
The same can't be said of the soon-to-open Court Street Bridge in Hackensack.
Before you read further, you need to know that this is not just an ordinary bridge. Nor is it an ordinary public works project. This bridge repair was a decision by political figures who were told they had to spend money on "shovel ready" projects.
So they made a choice – the Court Street Bridge. For $19.2 million dollars, otherwise unemployed construction crews would have something to do. And the residents of Central Bergen County would have a refurbished bridge spanning the Hackensack River.
So far, so good, right?
A month after taking office in January 2009, President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the economic stimulus package. The idea was to pump federal dollars into construction projects and possibly jump start the sluggish economy and relieve the 17 percent unemployment in America's construction trades.
New Jersey had choices to make, however. Most of the state's bridges needed work. But bridges were just the tip of the construction iceberg. From roads to schools, the Garden State had plenty of places to spend the stimulus dollars.
How did it happen?
So how did the leaders of our state chose to spend almost $20 million on a two-lane bridge in Hackensack that was carrying only about half the vehicles each day in 2009 that it carried in 1980?


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php5 and php4 at the same time
I have read this "how to" with great interest:
http://www.howtoforge.com/apache2_with_php5_and_php4 I have a question about it: Is it possible to add this as a little extra to a server running Debian 3.1 according "the perfect setup" including ISPConfig? Or do i have to do this in another way? |
AddHandler php-script .php4 Also check the PHP5 configuration: PHP5 should not be enabled globally, so you must change /etc/apache2/mods_available/php5.conf (otherwise PHP5 is enabled for every web site, no matter what you specify in ISPConfig). |
I've done it just today. I had a stable debian sarge system, running apache2, mysql-4.1, and php4 (all the modules installed in "the perfect setup").
I've decided to let php4 run like apache2 module, as it is in "the perfect setup", and I just wanted to add php5 as a cgi. I just ran: apt-get install php5-cgi Then I had to edit my "httpd.conf" file, or better to say one virtaul host's directives. A added a line in one of the <VirutalHost...> entries: Code:
AddHandler php-scriptt .php I also added "Options +ExecCGI" to that directory, just in case, not shure if it's really needed. This works like a charm, a can set php4/php5 on "per virtualhost" bases, or even per directory if I want to. Also, I don't need to change extension and do a search&replace on every skript that needs to be in PHP5. Not to mention the trouble you have to go, upgradeing one og these scripts... It's kinda late now, have to catch some sleep :) I just need to install a cople more things, I want to install Code:
apt-get install php5-curl php5-dev php5-gd php5-gmp php5-imap php5-ldap php5-mcrypt php5-mhash php5-ming php5-mysql php5-mysqli php5-odbc php5-pdo-mysql php5-pdo-sqlite php5-pear php5-pspell php5-snmp php5-sybase php5-tidy but I get a warning Code:
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Yep, that's it. It work great! Maybe you should think of rewriting your original article? Or would you like me to write a new article "PHP5 extends The Perfect Setup - Debian Sarge (3.1)" :) ?
Problem with upgrade
Whenever I try and run the following line I get the following output:
apt-get install php5-curl php5-dev php5-gd php5-gmp php5-imap php5-ldap php5-mcrypt php5-mhash php5-ming php5-mysql php5-mysqli php5-odbc php5-pdo-mysql php5-pdo-sqlite php5-pear php5-pspell php5-snmp php5-sybase php5-tidy php4-curl php4-domxml php4-gd php4-gmp php4-imap php4-ldap php4-mcal php4-mcrypt php4-mhash php4-ming php4-mysql php4-odbc php4-pspell php4-recode php4-snmp php4-xslt php4-xdebug curl libwww-perl imagemagick Code:
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have I am running the Debian Perfect server setup with Ruby and FastCGI. Thanks, Fred |
Sorry for reopening older post, I try to install those packages from gog's post, but I get errors
E: Package php5-mysqli has no installation candidate EDIT: I tried also other source servers, for example : Code:
deb http://dotdeb.pimpmylinux.org/ stable all |
Maybe there is no package for php5-mysqli. You can search for all available PHP5 packages by running
apt-cache search php5 Code:
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