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May 25, 2025 by teddybearcholla on Teddybearcholla
   
May 18, 2025 by Iben on Iben's blog site
I joined and used it for over a week. It was easy to use and everything I tried worked. You can delete your posts, comments and likes if you want to. It said join the conversation so I did but I had no conversation, I got a few likes. I was followed by a couple bots and you can block them. It has many settings, some that default if you delete your cookie, I found that lame. I posted a small picture, it was blown up really big so only post 1080x1080, big pictures they will reduc...
March 7, 2025 by LightStar on LightStar Technologies
Microsoft is shutting down Skype, the internet-based phone and video service that was once the dominant way of staying connected in the mid 2000s. Check out the External Link above... But others and I have been checking out similar products and the best one found is Signal, go ahead and check it out:  Signal >> Download Signal It is quite similar to Skype and you can send files up to 100MB.   Enjoy!
September 30, 2024 by Jan Oscar on Jan Oscar
A great singer/song writer, musician & actor has sadly left us. Rest in peace, Kris Kristofferson. He did so many ecellent performances in his life, so it's almost impossible to have favs, but I will always cherish his performance in Martin Scorsese's Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore. Love that movie so much -  and of course all his excellent music.   
September 27, 2024 by teddybearcholla on Teddybearcholla
The Prime of miss Jean Brodie  was the first movie I saw her in.   Downtown Abbey Harry Potter My Old Lady The Lady in the Van    to name a few.   Anyone have a favorite?  
September 11, 2024 by DrJBHL on drjbhl
Anyone (old like me) remember the Visible Man and Visible Woman models? Maybe they weren't as far fetched as you might think... Anyway, the substance is a common food dye: the one that gives Doritos their orange color...and the skin is on a mouse. Then, using light of a certain frequency, you can see through the skin to the underlying structures.  There is a depth limitation of a few millimeters, but still...this opens up avenues for further research. Imagine Doctors could image in...
July 18, 2024 by teddybearcholla on Teddybearcholla
A very funny guy.   
December 31, 2023 by Iben on Iben's blog site
Measuring the one way speed of light. On one side of the room we have a Wi-Fi transmitter remote control. On the other side of the room we have two accurate clocks next to each other. The remote will tell the clocks to start and stop with an elapsed time read out. We will not move the remote during the experiment. We now use the remote to start the clocks. Now we pick up one clock and walk one mile away and set it down at a pre measured location. From the remote to the clock...
September 2, 2023 by teddybearcholla on Teddybearcholla
    What is your favorite Jimmy Buffet song?
August 20, 2023 by Oops98672 on oops98672
Do you have a program that skins browsers?  
July 20, 2023 by Splateaux on splateaux
Today started with a bullet train ride to Hiroshima.  This was our second bullet train ride, and it's still pretty neat. Hiroshima though, as you can expect, was no laughing matter.  I don't have words to describe how depressing it was.  I'll just say that it was a really well done combination of museums and memorials.  They combined the science and details behind what happened with the human stories.  Near the end, there was a old man making paper cranes (Google paper c...
July 20, 2023 by Splateaux on splateaux
Today started with the Fushimi Inari-Taisha shrine.   Like the many shrines before it, it was neato spegetto.   I *think* that was first at least… I’m sitting here talking to my daughter about it now, and we can’t remember perfectly ๐Ÿ˜Š   A good portion of it was another indoor-take-your-shoes-off thing.   Was really cool though, because it has models of people in the different rooms in the Shogun’s house…. With descriptions of what the r...
July 18, 2023 by Splateaux on splateaux
Today started with a tour of the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest in Kyoto.  Before we even get started on the Bamboo forest though, Kyoto itself seems to be a really nice city.  The guide was saying that it was originally the capital of Japan.  I've got some of that story on video tape. Anyway, back to the bamboo forest.  My movie training was WAY off... every instinct I had told me that ninjas were just about to start flying through the tops of the bamboo... but it didn't happen...
July 17, 2023 by Splateaux on splateaux
Today's awesomeness started with driving to Mount Fuji.  After we parked the bus, we had 45 minutes to hike as far up as we could.  There were a couple kids on the trip that made it higher than me, but I made it higher than any of the adults.  My goal was to make it to cloud level... to where I was surrounded by the clouds.  I accomplished that goal!  The thing that really drains you when you're climbing up is house thick the gravel can be.  It's obviously steep, bu...
July 17, 2023 by Splateaux on splateaux
Today we finally headed out from Tokyo. We hopped on a bus and headed towards the Fuji-Hokone-Izu region.   On the way, we took a trip to see the Great Buddha of Kamakura.   I have to say that it is a well named Buddha… it was huge!   After exploring the shrine at this location, we walked around Kamakura a good bit.   I finally had my first sushi in Japan, and it didn’t disappoint.   I would describe what I had, but I don’t know what it was&helli...