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A Lovely Bride

Who is this lovely vision?

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One more

OK, one more just for funsies!

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Some OCD created on the iPod Touch

The subject was supposed to have read "pics" but somehow got changed to OCD. . .

Wowzers! Who is this hottie?



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Woeful abandonment!

My apologies Comrades! I've been hibernating an neglecting this terribly. But, I don't think anyone much sees this anymore. But, if you are one of my occasional visitors, I will be adding more content soon. Really! Thanks for your patience!

Meet the FLEPia

Here is the gist of an article I read in LISnews from March 30th. Amazon’s amazing Kindle, and SONY’s amazing Reader will soon have some color competition! Meet the FLEPia! I want one of each of them. Oh, boy much fun!

From the LISNews article:

Fujitsu Launches Color e-Book Reader in Japan
March 30, 2009 - 8:20am — Blake

"Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu has stepped into the e-book fray with the a color e-paper mobile device aimed at consumers. Thin and lightweight like its competition the Kindle, Fujitsu Frontech’s awkwardly named FLEPia, is now on sale in Japan and will start shipping on April 20 for around $1,000. Customers will have the option of purchasing e-books through the FLEPia-ya Web site via Japan’s largest e-book online retailer Papyless while connecting the device to the Internet via wi-fi."

Quick Tip to Print a Directory in Windows

Uncle Ersatz’ has a quick tip that you may not have known about, or have forgotten about:  how to print a directory –nicely formatted- from within your favorite browser.  This is pretty slick if I say so myself!

 

1. Go to the browser’s address bar and enter: “file:///c:/” (without the quotes). By-the-way, that’s three (-3-) forward slashes.

As in:


Then, you get something like this:

You can move around in the directories very much as you can in an Explorer window.  And, they print as you see them.

Insightful Comic

Hey! Look what I found at ComicStrip Generator! Wow, is this insightful or what?
Such wisdom . . .