My Family

We went to the American History Museum in Washington DC today, and yet despite there being all sorts of interesting histoical things to take pictures of, I snapped this shot of my family as we sat in their cafe resting our feet.  For some reason I smile when I see this photograph.  Everyone’s smiling yet it doesn’t seem posed at all.  This one’s a keeper for sure.

Me

I decided that I should start things off simple.  It’s me  I forgot my glasses, but like this picture none the less.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/flatfootfox

or

http://www.twitter.com/flatfootfox

Don’t mind me, this is just a test.

http://www.samurainet.org/blog/

Go there.

No really.

Like now.

Stop reading this.

Click on the link.

http://www.samurainet.org/blog/

There it is again.

Now go.

Shoo.

…

What in the world are you still doing here?

Fine.

You want another link?

http://baldpasta.net/

There.

Another friend of mine.

Tada.

Hope you’re happy.

[/Shameless Plug]

72) Which one of these most like an array of Doubles?

a) vector<int>

b) vector<int,double>

c) map<int,double>

d) map<double,int>

e) None of the Above

1) First, right click on the song, video, or podcast that you would like to boost it’s volume and click “Get Info”.

2) Next, selection the “Options” tab.

3) Finally, where you see the “Volume” slider, move it as far up as needed.

That’s it!  Using this quick simple trick you can easily take some strain off your ears.  This trick also works if you highlight multiple tracks in iTunes.