Archive for July, 2004

Tonight is a Blue Moon. This NASA site explains the origins of the term.

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The countryside still looks green due to afternoon rain showers.

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Pixel Perfect Digital 3.0 - Free Image Archive offers a growing collection of free high resolution photos and illustrations. The terms of use allows modifications to be made to the image.

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OOo Off the Wall: Setting Up Page Styles in OOo Writer discusses how to set up pages styles in Open Office. Until I read this article, I didn’t know Open Office had page styles.

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A friend sent me a link to an account of the trip that he and his wife took around Australia. Jack and I visited with them on our trip to the Whitsundays in 1999. Another friend writes about touring South American in her aptly named weblog Connections.

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Cassie
For a while, the adolescent chicks with their naked heads reminded me of dinosaur chicks. Now, only Cassie is still lacking feathers on the head.

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Chickens
Yesterday, along with two other people, I helped my friend take her three chickens for a walk. And yes, Martha, the one at the bottom, really is that white.

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DYMO LetraTag QX50
I’ve wanted a label maker for a long time. While I was visiting my sister, I drooled over hers, which is a peripheral to her PC. I am currently doing a lot of organizing in the mudroom and garage, and decided to encourage myself by giving myself this little freestanding model. I paid way less than list price for it, though. The only thing I don’t like about it is the size of the print in the manual.

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Pansies
A few pansies have managed to survive bunnies, torrential downpours, and even hail.

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It is amazingly difficult to find places that recycle electronics. For the rest of the summer, Office Depot is offering to take certain items for free.

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