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Top 10 Countries on Facebook

11-20: Malaysia (12 million), Spain (12 million), the Philippines (10 million), Australia (9.1 million), Argentina and Taiwan (8.2 million apiece), Colombia (7.5 million), Brazil (6.2 million), Chile (6.2 million), Thailand (6.2 million).

Estimated monthly visitors to Facebook.com shown in parentheses.

[via The Huffington Post and Pingdom]

The presence of absence — Earrings by Paige Russell

The Canadian designer employed

glazed stoneware with 14k gold-plated findings.

$75.

FriendMosaic

"Take your Twitter icon, pixilate it, then apply your Twitter friends' icons as the pixels, and you get FriendMosaic."

Very cool.

[via Nuclear Toast]

Screen Repair Tape

Isn't it amazing how insects find the one little hole in a screen and just pour inside?

From the website:

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Fiberglass screen material comes on a handy roll — just cut to the length you need and press it in place on any fiberglass screen.

Blends in to virtually disguise the repair.

Fixes tears along frames, too.

Each roll is 2"W x 15'L.

Black or Gray.,

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2 rolls: $14.99.

Tattoodle

Res ipsa loquitur.

Drawstring Threader

Annoying, isn't it, when not one but both ends of a drawstring disappear into the tunnel of lost?

Why live with hidden drawstrings when someone has spent years of their life working out a solution, finally triumphantly bringing it forth from the drawstring skunkworks.

From the website:

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Easily recover lost drawstrings.

Don't give up on athletic pants, jackets, and hoodies just because the drawstring comes out.

Feed this flexible threader through the garment and re-thread the drawstring.

Set includes one regular size and one mini (for smaller garment openings).

Plastic.

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Two for $9.99.

Helpful Hints from joeeze — Keep it or toss it? The ultimate shelf life guide

The site that asks the questions,

"How long will your favorite food or beverage stay safe and tasty?"

"What's the best way to store it?"

[via bubbub, a most welcome new voice in the comments section. Can we have some more, please?]

What is it?

 

Answer this time tomorrow.

Hint: Bigger than a bread box when deployed.

Another: Smaller than a breadbox when dormant.