This dog belongs to an associate of ours. He has polychromatic eyes.


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This dog belongs to an associate of ours. He has polychromatic eyes.

I was using the same makeshift light box technique to take pictures of snap-on beads.

I saw this at an electronic store with name that rhymes with “fries” and wondered who in their right mind bought System Mechanic. It costs $19.95 for 1 computer. The reviews at Amazon.com say it all.
Seriously, who’s actually buying this?

We had a little meltdown on Monday morning when one of our Internet connection went down. Coincidentally, the Dual-WAN router we’ve been using for the past 6 years also took a dive. I ran to the nearest electronic store that rhymed with “fries” and picked up a NETGEAR ProSafe FVS336G.
By the end of the day, we had both Internet connection running. Now I have to learn more about this NETGEAR ProSafe router, especially setting up the VPN.

What if you are the go to Tech person?
*Ring Ring*
Me: Hello
Friend: Hey, how are you doing. I need your help putting together a presentation. I need it done before the end of the week.
Me: OK……

Vondiggity asked me to photograph a few late antiquity coins of Roman origin. I used my MacBook Pro, an iPad and a piece of white paper to create a light box.

The results are not bad at all. The photos below were not re-touched other than 16 by 9 cropping and resizing.

