stereomood – emotional internet radio - music for my mood and activities Master the Art of Working Remotely - Gina Trapani by Gina Trapani | 10:23 AM June 16, 2009 Over the past five years I’ve worked off-site and online for employers across the country using email, chat, and web-based collaboration apps. My work life has been the envy of my traditional nine-to-five friends. While they suit up in an office-appropriate outfit, grab the briefcase, and brave a commute every weekday, I get to work from home (and my employers get to save money on office space). But working with people in different cities and time zones with minimal face time presents a whole new set of challenges. While the tools available for working remotely are better than ever, it’s how you use them that really counts. Sharpen your email skills. Be “present” via instant messenger or Web-based chat. Collaborate online with the tools that best fit your client and project. Set up regular voice or video chat check-ins. Have you managed freelancers online only, or worked off-site yourself?
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Grouping a Nick: Why and How? « GeekShed IRC So you’ve registered your nick, but have more than one computer/device that you join IRC from. You might be wondering “do I need to register a new nick and have people add that nick to access lists as well? Certainly there must be an easier way.” Well luckily for you, there is. You are able to group nicks together so that permissions and other data are shared among accounts. Some of the items that are shared include (but are not limited to): channel ownership, permission levels (owner, halfop, etc.) on channels, group info that was provided when you registered, password, and virtual host. Here’s how to group a nick to one that you already have registered: Switch to the nick that you want to group: Before you enter the next command, make sure that you are using the nick you want to add to your existing group. Now what if you want to delink a nick, i.e. remove it from the group, is there some way to do that?
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50 Ways to Be Romantic on the Cheap | zen habits Post written by Leo Babauta. Follow me on twitter . Often my articles on family are about spending time with your kids, but today we’ll talk about another important aspect of families: couples. Look for little, inexpensive ways to be romantic, and it will pay off for your relationship in innumerable ways. Why inexpensive? Before we get into the list, let’s look at a few notes on how to use the list: Weekly dates. OK, enough talk. Write a poem.Cook a romantic dinner.Give a full-body massage.Pack a sunset picnic.Pick wildflowers on the way home.Burn a CD with love songs.Give dark chocolates.Read poetry together.Prepare strawberries with fondue chocolate.Snuggle together on a rainy day.Leave little love notes everywhere.Send a love email every day.Take a moonlit walk on the beach.Snuggle together while watching romantic movies (Casablanca, Audrey Hepburn are my favs).Get good wine, watch shooting stars.Take a bath together (use bubbles!). Tell me who you are again?
Recommendations - Open Source Audiophile updated: 2011 03 17 In my experience of designing systems for end users I’ve found that features and specs ultimately mean very little. What matters is that your system does what you want to do whenever you want it, and is easy to use. Many guys would buy based on features and either never use them or feature bloat would make their system harder to use. My current system is ready for you to hit “play” less than a minute after it turns on. I currently recommend using an old laptop or netbook for everything. is EXTREMELY easy to set up! All recommendations below are in order of preference. Operating Systems: Ubuntu - It auto detects your portable player including iphones / touches. Ripping Software: Rubyripper – works on the command line and GUI. Playback Software: Rhythmbox - has a UPNP plugin for serving / playing. Serving Software: Remote Control: for android – no personal experience. Hardware – serving & client: Hardware – client for non-critical listening: Hardware – ripping: Related Posts:
What Is .DS_Store And How To Remove It? What is .DS_Store? .DS_Store, which stands for Desktop Services Store is a hidden file created in every local folder in Mac OS X. This file stores custom attributes such as position of folder icons and the choice of background colors. Since it is hidden, it’s not a big problem through, it acts a bit similar to Thumb.db which is created automatically in every folder in Windows Operating System. The question is why to remove .DS_Store when it is hidden in Mac OS X operating systems? Removing .DS_Store and Thumb.db Copy Folder From Mac to Windows = .DB_Store will become visible and annoyingCopy Folder From Windows to Mac = Thumb.db will become visible and annoying FolderWasher is a free tool for both Windows And Mac operating systems that removes .DB_Store and Thumb.db files from the folders instantly. Jus drag and drop the folders that you want to clean in this tool and it will handle the rest itself. Listed below are are some features of this tool: Enjoy! Advertisement
Julie Heffernan from Julie Heffernan’s Constructions of Self Julie Heffernan creates sensuous figurative painting, like co-Yale MFAS, John Currin and Linda Yuskavage, but her luminous oils are patently unique among them and most working artists today. A Victorian impetus to conjoin, edging toward pastiche, creates artfully staged Surrealist environments. Julie Heffernan at P.P.O.W Gallery Julie Heffernan at Catherine Clark Gallery Thanks to Modern Art Obsession for finding this artist!