Celebrating the big move with my lady Royal Hawaiian style! #fb
Heald College, based in San Francisco, CA is the latest acquisition by Corinthian Colleges, Inc. Heald College was founded in 1863 and offers Associate Degree and certificate programs through 12 campus locations.
Great day on the water in Newport...perfected "heaving to" but may need to work on reefing ;) in the Shields. Perfect wind for our sail down to the Wedge. Beautoful day!
By now anyone reading this is aware of the problems plaguing the Facebook network this morning, but I thought it was strange when I tried to post a link to an article on my own wall. I suppose it was blocked because of the technical issues. Or could it be the content of the post? Hmmm. No way, Facebook would NEVER censer content! Right?
Wow... Great new feature on Google Docs (Google's free web-based Office productivity suite) allows users to upload and store ANY file type. Previously, users were restricted to store only those files created with one of the Google Docs tools (Document, Spreadsheet, Presentation, and (web) Form). Now users may upload photos, Microsoft Office documents, PDFs, etc and store them all in Google Doc, then access them under their GMail login or share individual files with others. It looks like the default storage capacity is 1 GB, but Google offers upgrades ranging from 20 GB for $5 per year up to 1 TB for $256 per year. The new Google Docs services doesn't appear to include an auto synchronization feature - yet, but given the fact that other services are offering that (e.g. DropBox) I could see them adding auto-sync in the future.
Thanks Google!
Visiting cities with rapid transit systems has some advantages and disadvantages. They're convenient and cost effective, but usually involve some extra planning to make sure you reach your destination on time. BART, in the San Francisco Bay Area, has made the planning just about as easy as it could possibly be! Get from point A to point B in just two steps, right from the homepage of BART.gov.
QuickPlanner = Great User Experience
I save a lot of major home related projects for big holiday weekends
like the one we just had. This weekend, I decided it was time to
change out the 80's era kitchen faucet. The faucet installation was
pretty straight forward, but removing the old faucet was a BEAR! I
tried to finesse it out of there, but in the end, I had to break out
the hack saw to cut through the old copper water lines. From what I
noticed in shopping other models of faucets, installations can vary
(newer designs are a lot more installation/removal friendly), so if
you're going to do this project yourself, I'd recommend keeping a saw
or similar tools on hand just in case. Check out the before and after
photos - I'd say a couple hours under the sink was worth it!
I'm pretty sure the privacy screen on these voting booths in Orange County, CA were designed by U.S. Special Ops...
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