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Credits : http://www.lifehacker.co.in/others/14-Ways-to-Wrap-Gifts-with-a-Cloth/articleshow/45873803.cms   Heather Yamada Hosley , Gawker Media Jan 13, 2015, 08.30 PM IST Some gifts are just too oddly shaped for a traditional wrapping job. When wrapping paper just won't cut it, you can use a cloth to wrap just about anything. Traditionally used in Japan to carry items, you can use a furoshiki to wrap gifts of varying sizes-from bottles to balls. This method works especially well if you have a decorative cloth, like a scarf, that you want to give the person as well. To see the various ways to wrap different items, see the below chart. How to Use "Furoshiki" | Ministry of the Environment, Government of Japan via PopSugar

Clever Uses  Credits : http://www.lifehacker.co.in/jugaad/7-Incredibly-Amazing-Uses-Of-Your-Phone-Camera/articleshow/45783314.cms Nandini Sharma Jan 7, 2015, 11.25 AM IST Continuing with our 'Incredibly Amazing' series, here is some cool stuff that you can do with your phone camera. 1. When you are leaving a class or a meeting, always take a picture of the white board so that you know the notes or minutes. 2. Take a picture of all the business cards that you receive, so you don't have to collect heaps of them. 3. When you are packing for moving or for long vacations, click a picture of what's kept in which box or bag, so that you don't have to empty a whole lot for finding something which isn't even there. 4. Click a picture of your parking tickets, bill receipts, invoices so that you have all the details handy. 5. Instead of carrying your hard disk with you all the time, click a picture of its contents open on the computer screen to show