I was featured in the recent issue of the very awesome art & design magazine IdN (www.idnworld.com). I was more than a little thrilled about this one!
I was featured in the recent issue of the very awesome art & design magazine IdN (www.idnworld.com). I was more than a little thrilled about this one!
so the volume button on my iPhone sticks. Went to the apple store in fair oaks and they ordered a replacement. So that'll be coming Monday or Tuesday. Need to deal with backing up my contacts in yahoo I think. Also all the downloadable apps don't start and power cycling doesn't seem to fix it. Deleting and re-installing seems to work however. Yay gadgets. I still want to make put with my phone.
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I was 17, Todd was 19. (That's no excuse for my backwards baseball hat or Todd's white socks, but still.)
We were at his little sister's soccer game.
His mum took the photo.
We were falling in love.
13 years later I feel fortunate to be able to look at him and think, I got SO lucky.
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]]>Victory! Only had to get up at 5:30am yesterday to get my black 16gb from tysons. Woot!
I want to make out with my phone, it's so awesome. So, anyone have some reccomended apps?
I've already installed:
smugshot (for viewing smugmug galleries of my photos)
city guide (created by wapo and ties into all their reviews)
remote
google
all the google apps
flashlight / mylite (turns it into an expensive flashlight)
sportstap (sports scores)
shazam (music recog)
yelp (restaurant reviews)
boxoffice (movies)
labyrinth LE (game)
tap tap revenge (game)
Have I mentioned that I love my kids? I have? A lot? Whatever, deal with it.
This morning I got on my laptop and opened Word. I saw a document called "Christmas Wish List" and even though it wouldn't be unheard of for me to start making a Christmas wishlist in July, this time it wasn't me. I swear.
So I peeked inside and saw that Jesse had not only made a list of items he wants for Christmas, but he had justified his choices. First on the list was "The Rachet and Clank PSP pack" and his reasoning follows. "Universally well reviewed"? "Countless hours of fun on an otherwise boring car trip"? The boy, who is only eleven I have to remind myself, has a career in marketing ahead of him. I mean, I'm convinced.
Why it’s on the list.
1. The pack contains National Treasure 2 on a portable format that can be played on the go, as well as memory card so I could save TV shows and movies onto it and play them in a car or on a plane. As well as these great features it comes with Ratchet and Clank Size Matters, part of my favorite game series, universally well reviewed. As well as an awesome single player there are online and local multiplayer mode. The local multiplayer would be extremely useful as I could play with Connor whose asking for the pack and Kameron whose asking for the game. I could also play a multiplayer online with people around the world. The games story line is meant to be replayed, finding armor looking for gold bolts, which can be used to unlock things, then play the game with those things. The reason I mention this is that as I replay it I get countless hours of fun on an otherwise boring car trip. Then there’s the PSP it self. With the ability to play games, watch movies, save movies on, listen to music, view pictures on, and connect to the Internet when in a wifi hotspot, as well as play games on I think that the PSP would be perfect for every situation.
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You can clearly see the Blueberry Iron Curtain surrounding both East Tart, West Tart and the Strawberry-Kiwi ghetto. To the west, the Mandarin of Good Hope and the Fjords of Raspberry.
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