Archive | May, 2007

Dvorak Uncensored » The E! True Hollywood Story — Cursors

Click here to find out how your cursor moves on the computer. Note, there is sound also. From: Dvorak Uncensored » The E! True Hollywood Story — Cursors

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If you aint dutch you aint much

Sweet Juniper!

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My Retirement Home – Heats and Cools Itself

A Home That Heats and Cools Itself – Pogue’s Posts – Technology – New York Times Blog

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Fingers And Tubes In Every Orifice: Quote of the Night

You have to draw the line on any job: “Sir, as a nurse, I will clean your ass, I will wipe your ass, I will even stick my fingers up your ass. I will exhaust every effort to save your ass. BUT, I will NOT go so low as to kiss your ass. And rest [...]

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Iraq Troops Still Blogging

Image from Iraq Slogger I thought they stopped the army from blogging etc.? Posts – Fightin’ 6th Marines!

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A Very Dusty Day in Kuwait

I was going to dive today but woke up seeing a haze outside in the air. The water is not from rain but construction in the area. Though it did rain earlier this week. And, one breathe outside tells that it was dust storm. Well, hard to call it a storm as there wasn’t any [...]

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Do Digital Cameras Make Photographers Better? | Photographer’s Journey.com

So is it true? Can “anyone take a great picture,” as Nikon says, with a digital camera? I think the answer is yes. They can. But they won’t unless one of two things happen: a) they get very lucky, or b) they improve their skills. Do Digital Cameras Make Photographers Better? | Photographer’s Journey.com

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Flickr = Censorship

I’ve been wondering about putting my photos on Flickr but this solidifies that I’ll put them on my own site. I do now have many on my Pbase site. Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection: Flickr = Censorship

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A better way to read text on a computer screen

a study funded by the U.S. Department of Education found that students who read text books in Live Ink are adding 10-15 percentile points on nationally standardized reading tests. bookofjoe: A better way to read text on a computer screen

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Exercise Demonstrations (washingtonpost.com)

Exercise Demonstrations (washingtonpost.com)

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