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  <title>Be CordFree by Untangling your Computer Workspace</title>

  <description><![CDATA[ Why do we so readily resign ourselves to a workspace of entangled wires and <a href="http://www.househacker.com/tags/cable">cables</a>?  With the number of peripherals many of us use, it doesn't take long before an evil wireball from hell forms below our desk.  An annoying, eye-sore of a cabling situation can quickly become something that is easier to relegate to the to-do list then to actually deal with.  Perhaps seeing this sweet, organized cabling solution will help by motivating us to finally take action.   <br><br>
This step-by-step guide from Lifehacker.com uses an Ikea cable management basket, some Zip ties and a power bar to give a computer workstation the appearance of cordlessness.  There's nothing groundbreaking about what's being done here, but there is something about seeing great results that can inspire one to take needed action.]]></description>

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