
I will admit that I have bought a lot of extravagant or expensive Christmas presents. Laptops, computers, XBox 360, PlayStation3, 4 wheelers etc. The list goes on and on. Electronics are always expensive which is why I don't buy them until Christams or birthday's.
DAWN.COM | Columnists | Smokers� Corner: Boxing the faithSource: DAWN.COM
Once upon a time, charity boxes of so-called Islamic welfare organisations were a ubiquitous sight at shops in our cities. These boxes were claimed to have been put there by the shopkeepers and Islamic welfare groups to raise money for the building of mosques and madressahs.
Edinburgh Police bring Tardis-style boxes back into useSource: edinburghnews.scotsman.com
THEY are perhaps more instantly recognised today as Dr Who's time-travelling Tardis.
But police in the Capital are about to turn the clock back more than 40 years by bringing police boxes back into use.
Girl Scouts Downsize Cookie Boxes Over CostsSource: yumsugar.com
It's always seemed a little too effortless to finish off a box of Girl Scout cookies, but if they are a little easier to dust off this year, it's not just in your head.
Video Report: When Food Goes BadSource: NBC New York
Admit it -- you can't quite remember the last time you cleaned out your refrigerator or pantry. What you didn't know is that old food is more of a health hazard than you realize.
Prison-TV upgrade greeted with staticSource: The Orlando Sentinel
Excerpt: Channel-surfing behind bars is about to get more expensive.
Florida is poised to spend about $100,000 in tax money to upgrade 1,500 prison televisions so they'll work Feb. 17, when the nation switches from analog to digital broadcasts.

So many things made today are just going to landfills. There are at least three main things that people need to be aware of that could help reduce what gets thrown away. The first being cheap making of items that already do the job we need. For example batteries.
Woman Tried To Check 15 lbs of Pot At AirportSource: local6.com
...Sgt. Tim Curran said the federal Transportation Security Administration found 15 pounds of pot Monday night....
Before boarding her flight, Wilson checked two large cardboard boxes at the U.S. Airways ticket counter, Curran said.

I'm not a tech expert, but I think it would be fair to label me a tech enthusiast. I follow along closely enough to have heard the hype regarding 30 boxes and to have signed up and been accepted to the beta.