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		<title>Conversions For The Layman.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[redjar I love James Yeang&#8217;s Blog.  I always learn something new.  Not *just* something new, but something that I end up bookmarking in my favorites.  Websites that I go back to. His latest entry shares a website that converts a measurable unit into something we might find more familiar.  Like how many Olympic sized swimming [...]]]></description>
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<span> <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/87434398@N00/136165399">redjar</a></span></p>
<p>I love <strong><a href="http://www,friedbeef.com">James Yeang&#8217;s Blog</a></strong>.  I always learn something new.  Not *just* something new, but something that I end up bookmarking in my favorites.  Websites that I go back to.</p>
<p>His latest entry shares a <a href="http://www.sensibleunits.com/">website</a> that converts a measurable unit into something we might find more familiar.  Like how many Olympic sized swimming pools fill an <strong>acre</strong> (3.2),  or how many male giraffes make up 200 <strong>meters</strong> (40) .</p>
<p>For instance, if I told you my son is 3.5 feet tall, you might wonder if he reached your knee cap.  But if I told you he was 8.9 <strong>CD disks</strong> laid end-to-end, it might help you better visualize his height.   Or, if wanted to lose 15 lbs in 2009,   <a title="SensibleUnits.com" href="http://www.sensibleunits.com/"><strong>SensibleUnits.com</strong></a> would convert this to an equivalent of <strong>45 human kidneys</strong>.</p>
<p>Kidneys and Fava Beans.   Silence of the Lambs be damned.</p>
<p>What sizeable conversion are you investigating?</p>
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