Hello Everyone,
For thousands of your favorite foods, this site answers the question, “Keep it or toss it?” Search for specific items or browse by category to find its shelf life, how to store it, and what warning signs suggest it should not be consumed. The Shelf Talk section includes useful guides to expiration dates, safe defrosting, and keeping fruits luscious.
Click this link to visit
http://www.stilltasty.com
Mark
Hello My Fellow gMail Gawking Gladiators,
I am a big fan of Google’s gMail service. Apparently, so are the good folks at PC Magazine for publishing the following article.
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Enjoy,
Mark
Hello Everyone,
Here is a marvelous article, by Paul Zieke, that showcases the ever increasing versatility and power of the iPhone 3GS:
Around the World in 10 Apps
How an iPhone became a traveler’s modern-day valet
By Paul Zieke
AAA Hawai’i January/February 2010
The writer and his wife, Janice, used apps on an Arizona adventure.
Phileas Fogg had his loyal valet, Passepartout, to help him get Around the World in 80 Days. I employed my trusty iPhone on a trip to Arizona to demonstrate 10 apps that every traveler should consider.
Click Here for full article.
Mark
On this day of your life, I believe God wants you to know…
. ..that everything is perfect Right Here, Right Now. And
Right Here Right Now is all there is.
Forget about the past. It does not exist, except in your
memory. Drop it. And stop worrying about how you’re
going to get through tomorrow. Life is going on Right
Here, Right Now — pay attention to that and all will
be well.
Embrace the present moment with gratefulness and
wonder, and you will turn it into whatever you have
been waiting for.
Neale Donald Walsch
Hello Everyone,
Here is a story, originally posted by PC Magazine, that is just too intriguing to pass up.
Fellow black men, BEWARE!!! (Smile)
Mark
In a video posted to YouTube this week, two co-workers – one white and one black – tried out the webcam face-tracking software on an HP MediaSmart computer. It is supposed to follow users as they move, but it fails to recognize Desi, a black man. Click Here for the rest of the story.
Hello Everyone,
I wish you the very best on this, the most sacred holiday season here in the United States.
I am delighted to announce that, starting tomorrow and for the next three days, The Mark Taylor Candle Shore BLOG will proudly publish audio-only versions of the 1960s Rankin Bass television classic Christmas specials, including Frosty The Snow Man, Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, and Santa Claus Is Coming To Town, as Candle Shore podcasts.
It is my prayer that you will experience the magic within these three timeless broadcasts, as I do.
Merry Christmas,
Mark
Hello Everyone,Â
Looking for a high quality pair of earbuds for use with your MP3 player?Â
Click Here to read a very helpful CNET review.
Enjoy,
Mark
Hello Everyone,Â
Would you like to become an extremely successful self-taught software programmer? Listen to this approximately 6 minute audio excerpt from Leo Laporte’s Tech Guy show, published here as a Candleshore podcast, to learn how.
When you’ve finished listening, go to HTDP.ORG to get started.
Good Luck and Enjoy,
Mark
Episode:Â The Best Way To Learn How To Become A Software Programmer
Hello Everyone,
Poor mobile phone reception and dropped calls are problems for many mobile phone users — and the problem is magnified with video downloads, cellular internet and 3G service offerings. Here is a mobile phone booster company that designs, manufactures and markets affordable, cellular coverage enhancement solutions for significantly improving mobile phone coverage.
Go To:
http://5barz.com
Mark
Hello Everyone,Â
From the NFB Access Technology BLOG:
The iBill from Orbit Research is an exciting advancement in currency recognition technology. This truly pocket-sized paper-money identifier is barely wider than the short end of a US paper bill.
Inserting a bill into the reader and pressing one of the two identical buttons on either end of the device yields a clear voice identifying the denomination. The user also may toggle between spoken, tone, and tactile prompts to control what those around them hear. The vibratory-tactile feedback also makes this device an ideal choice for def-blind users.
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Mark
