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Solution to Avent Bottle leak

When was the last time you had the milk leaking between the plastic ring and bottle? You are wondering why sometimes it leaks, and at times it doesn't. Twisting it tightly or loosening it doesn't help. You have searched Avent website, and asked around 'is there a special way' in using Avent feeding bottle, other than putting the nipple, plastic ring and bottle together. Well, I think I have the answer for you. When I first started feeding my son, I had the same exact problem. It left me in confusion as to why it leaks sometimes. Instead of feeling frustrated, the 'mysterious' leak got me really curious. The Avent bottle nipple has three air valves near the base of the nipple. As we all know the valve lets air into the bottle to prevent any vacuum build-up. Alright, now take a look at the plastic ring. If you look closely, there are four sets of fins around the plastic ring. Now you just need to place and align the nipple with at least two of the air ...

Acer V203H 20” LCD monitor

Just got this budget Acer LCD monitor last week. It is connected to a PC which is mainly for watching movies on the TV and the occasional web browsing and word processing. I thought of getting a used CRT monitor for this purpose, but topping up a little more money for a budget LCD monitor is irresistible. Acer V203H specs Size: 20” Widescreen Resolution: 1600x900 @ 60Hz Pixel Pitch: 0.276x0.276 Brightness: 300cd/m 2 ( Typical ) Contrast ratio: 10000:1 (ACM) Viewing angle: 170 (H) 160 (V) (CR=5) Response time: 5ms Display colors: 16.7M colors Horizontal Frequency: 30 – 80KHz Vertical Frequency: 55 – 75KHz Connectors: 15Pin D-Sub Power Consumption: On 25.4W, Sleep Mode 0.52W , Stand-by/Suspend 0.42W Button: 6 buttons Dimension(W x H x D): 474.8 x 350.16 x 177mm Weight: 4.197kg Stand: Tilt Panel type: TN What's inside the box? Power cord, VGA cable, User guide CD, Quick start guide booklet, product warranty booklet, and the LCD itself. The box came with VGA c...

Guide to resizing multiple images with IrfanView

Alright, so you just back from that fantastic holiday on an island and want to share them with friends and family online. But all the photos are huge and file size is too big if you're to upload it directly from your digital camera. I'd recommend IrfanView to resize all your photos. Best of all IrfanView is a free program. Download it here . Goto File > Batch Conversion / Rename 1. Choose 'Batch Conversion' 2. Choose 'JPG - JPG/JPEG Format'. Then tick 'Use advanced options'. Click on the 'Advanced' button. 2.1 . Tick 'RESIZE'. Then choose 'Set one or both sides to'. Set it to whatever size you prefer. When I upload for online photo albums, I would set the width to 500, and height to 375 pixels. If you're not sure the exact pixels, just resize according to percentage. Press 'OK'. 3. Browse to the folder where you want the resized images to be saved. 4. Now goto the folder where your original images are. You can ...

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