Nothing To Lose

The only interesting stuff to look at was one of the stall having some nice tools. And could not resist myself from buying one of this interesting (space-ship type) screw-driver.

Its got a interesting stubby hold and also have a ratchet mechanism.

The multiple bits/blades (4 phillips (star) heads and 3 regular heads) coolly reside into the handle itself.

Changing the bits is very easy, as the shank is magnetic and the bits can be removed and place without any efforts.

The screw-driver also had a pivot head, allowing you to turn it in 180^o. This is sometimes useful where it is difficult the put the screwdriver straight. You will end up in lots of situations while removing and adding computer drive and other stuff to your system.

The only problem with this type of stuff is the when screws are inside deep cavities as its shank is quite thick. Only useful in places where there is enough room.

Kind of tool, a must have, if you have a lots of screw’s to tighten.

• Start with a new file or should is say canvas of the required screen resolution, I used 1024×768 and white background
• From the menu (canvas window) select: Filters >> Render >> Lava
• In the Lava dialogue box uncheck Separate Layer
• Click on the Gradient Box and select Tropical Colors
• Click ok to apply the Lava effect to the canvas. You should get a similar to Image 1.
• I would like to call this as the Alien Space

• Next from the menu select: Filters >> Render >> Line Nova and click ok. (I have used default settings. Try different combination of values to get different warp radius and speed).
• Your Alien Warp Wallpaper is ready!