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Author Archives: Gandalfe
Getting the most out of your phone battery
We are fast becoming a nation of cell phone addicts. I can’t imagine leaving the house with out my fone that doubles as so many tools for me including camera, GPS, calendar, etc. But the biggest problem most of us … Continue reading
Posted in FAQ, Guides, Mobile, Tips and Tricks
Tagged batteries, camera, cell phone, email, GPS, Microsoft, New York Times, Pogue, settings, Windows
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Ever Wonder What Tau Sounds Like (for math geeks)
The same fellow who presented us with “This is what Pi Sounds Like”, musician Michael Blake interprets the mathematical constant Tau to 126 decimal places. So you know the rules. For those geeks among us, here is Wikipedia’s definition of … Continue reading
Posted in Computers and Internet, Education, Everyday Science, Music, Wikipedia, YouTube
Tagged codex, geek, Imperium of Man, Math, Michael Blake, Tau, Warhammer
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Warby Parker ~ The case for $95 glasses
I was watching CBS Sunday Morning again and as I like to say with dawglie at my feet and a cuppa joe in my hand. When An eye-opening web-based eyewear retailer came on I called Suzy away from the wedding … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economics, Education, Health and wellness, Lifestyle, Television
Tagged CBS Sunday Morning, cheap, glasses, Warby Parker
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(US) Climate of Denial
Rolling Stone: Can science and the truth withstand the merchants of poison? by Al Gore In this well laid out article Al Gore tilts his lance at the greed and avarice of big money interests. “Part of the script for … Continue reading
Posted in Cheat, Community, Culture, Government, International, News and politics, Quote, United States
Tagged Al Gore, pollution, Rolling Stone, science
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Post your Resume on LinkedIn.com
I have been using LinkedIn.com for so many years, I can’t tell you when I started. What I can tell you is that I wish this had been available when I first entered the workforce. I have lost track of … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Education, Employment, Guides, LinkedIn, My World, Technology, Tips and Tricks
Tagged collaboration, Getting Hired, jobs, Resume, Work at Home
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Musical Offenses, and Corresponding Fines
Unabashedly stolen from Contrabass.com who notes this chart was apparently compiled by a trumpet player.
Summer, ah to sleep perhaps to dream
Summer set lip to earth’s bosom bare, And left the flushed print in a poppy there. ~ Francis Thompson Just a quick post to remind my fav peeps that Summer has arrived. I saw this article by Nancy Shute on … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, Summer, Sun bathing
Tagged hammock, Nancy Shute, NPR, sleep
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Woody Herman, “Four Brothers”
The song features four saxes (three tenors and one baritone) in an arrangement that gives each “brother” a solo and culminates in a hard-swinging sax section chorus. The song so typifies the sound of Woody Herman’s second “Herd” that the band … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz, Music, Sax Quartet, Video, YouTube
Tagged Four Brothers, Frank Tiberi, Gary Anderson, Herbie Steward, John Oslawski, Serge Chaloff, Stan Getz, Woody Herman, Zoot Sims
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Telecommuting in 2011 ~ a Brave New World
Here is an interesting study from this Microsoft Presspass article: Remote Working Now a “Business Imperative” This chart demonstrates both the progress we’ve made in making it easier to work from home and where we are just not quite there … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Employment, In the news..., Internet, Lifestyle, Money, My World, Research, Telecommuting
Tagged Microsoft, Presspass, remote work, telework
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Cycling in a skirt, a motoring hazard?
More from this year’s Top 10 Things that should have Disappeared this Decade post. The silly, prudish American pops up in the news again. Guardian UK: Following the viral response one cyclist filmed after being ticketed for not riding in … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycles, Culture, Hobbies, In the news...
Tagged New York, Prude, safety, Skirts, skort, UK Guardian
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