Though I’ve visited Montana a half-dozen times this year, I annually post pictures from my August trip. This year included First People’s Buffalo Jump State Park, The Chouteau County Fair in Fort Benton, Floating the Missouri River and a one in a hundred shot of lightning beyond Bull Run Ranch in Cascade, Montana. Continue reading ‘Montana 2010 gallery’
Kim’s Desktop photos
I would like to offer some of my photography for use as desktop images.
Square Butte Sunset
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multiple cut and paste
Here’s another product/ability I’d like to have: Multiple cut-and-paste.
I constantly use cut and paste. On my Macbook the Command, C and V keys are shiny from use. There is a feature I have always wanted and that’s multiple cut and paste.
I’d like to be able to cut (copy to clipboard) several pieces of information; a song lyric, an image, a file title, a link and a symbol or whatever and then be able to paste any.
I could cut them in order and be able to paste them all at once or
I could cut them in any order and press command-spacebar-v and a menu will come up asking which to paste.
This has been a feature I would like to have for a few years now. Someone at Apple Computers please add that to the next OS. Just wanted to put this out there since I’ll never get around to writing a program to do it. I have a great idea for a phone app too.
Netflix on PS3 problems
I’ve been streaming Netflix on my PS3 since Netflix distributed the discs. It’s been the form of ‘television’ entertainment I enjoy most but lately I’ve been experiencing problems with my Playstation. Continue reading ‘Netflix on PS3 problems’
Coop de Grace, Our Chicken Coop Extraordinaire
Three weeks after my daughter came home with a box of six little chicks, their new house awaits their feathering out.
After a hurried review of the coops, kindly displayed on backyardchickens.com, considering appealing and practical details I began constructing what has become a fairly nice looking, soundly built, safe home for our new hens. I would say it’s well-designed but the process was rather piecemeal. For example; After concluding that I would make a walk-in height run area with a raised coop to resemble my own house, I began by holding a stud upright and marking what I felt would be the lowest ceiling height I’d care to walk under. For placement of the studs, I considered the available widths of Hardware Cloth, nailed them in place and then figured out what to do next… step by step, without a great deal of forethought.
Continue reading ‘Coop de Grace, Our Chicken Coop Extraordinaire’
