Shameless Holiday Self Promotion :)
In this issue of IAGTM we are featuring a shameless promotion of some of our clients. Are you buying things online for the holidays? We hope you are and we hope this list of a few sites offering unique items will be of use to you during the busy online shopping season.
Absolute Tickets
www.getmyseats.com
A Vendor of premium seats and hard to get shows. Gift certificates work well here as client premiums.
Beanstock Coffee Roasters
www.beanstockroasters.com
Cape Cod Coffee with good karma, even Ross likes it.
Campana Pinto Gift Treasures
www.campana-pinto.com
Offers Italian home décor and unique products for your home, tabletop, and garden.
Cape Cod Quilt Kits
www.capecodquiltkits.com
The name says it all, fun products at a great price. A great way to help someone start a new hobby.
Cape Codder Spa
www.capecodderspa.com
Bet you didn’t know you could get pampered like this in Hyannis.
Cape Playhouse
www.capeplayhouse.com
Get a gift certificate or season subscriptions for next year.
John Carver Inn
www.johncarverinn.com
Perhaps a lovely winter weekend getaway?
Linray Online Fitness Superstore
www.linray.com
Did you eat too much turkey? I know I did.
Nauset Lantern Shop
www.nausetlanternshop.com
You haven’t really seen a handcrafted lantern until you’ve seen one of these. The best there is, period.
Pondside Gifts
www.pondsidegifts.com
A gorgeous new interface on top of a great selection of quality gifts.
Provincetown Soap Works
www.provincetownsoapworks.com
A manufacturer that will sell direct to you – lovely items for pampering a loved one.
Top to Bottom Chimmney
www.toptobottomchimney.com
Check out the fireplace shop for excellent tools and accessories
Wendy K
www.shopwendyk.com
Everything for entertaining.
We hope you are having fun shopping this season – remember to purchase in the next few days for delivery by xmas with regular shipping.
All the best,
The Gang at KISS
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 Tech Tip |
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by Michael
McGrath
If you're like me, you snack while working at your computer.
Maybe it's a sandwich, some cookies, or a glass of ginger
ale. It's a bad thing to do, I know, and you've probably learned
that, too. I always keep the drink on a different table, behind
me; but the food, well, I'm not so good with that. Those crumbs
find their way down into my keyboard; the ketchup leaks out
from my hamburger; the keys stick, and boy, I hate when that
happens.
So, this is what I do every once in a while... I wash my
keyboard. I disconnect the cable and take it to the kitchen
sink. I turn it upside down and shake it a little to dump
those crumbs. You can pick up a can of compressed gas from
a place like Staples ($5.95) and blow them out, but the upside
down shaking thing is free, and it's always done the trick
for me. I also wash it in warm running water with a sponge
to get rid of those ketchup stains. Then, I suspend it upside
down, and let it air dry; sometimes, though, I'll use my daughter's
hair dryer to speed it along.
Yep, you can actually do that. It won't hurt your keyboard
at all. Don't get frustrated by keys that stick...clean and
wash it.
One last thing, Readers... Please remember that a keyboard
is a piece of electronics. Shocks can result when water
and electricity meet. When we say dry, we really mean
really dry. Be Careful! |
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