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Raccoons rescued from dumpster
We found two young raccoons stuck in a dumpster:
They looked up at me with this “get us out of here” expression on their faces. We thought they might be able to escape so we went to dinner. Coming back they were still there, one of them had actually climed on top of the other trying to get up to the edge of the dumpster.
A list of the more memorable Wild Animals I’ve seen this year
Black Widow, Black Bear, Chipmunk, Bats, Black Squirrel, Brown Squirrel, Deer, Elk, Falcon, Fox, Hawk, Bear, Mountain Lion, Marmot, Mouse, Prairie Dog, Rabbit, Raccoon, Skunk, Snake, Magpie, Woodpecker.
This place rocks!
Mountain Lion and Bear Sightings (with Bear pics)
So last night, for my 51st week anniversary as a Coloradan, my dogs and I saw our first mountain lion, something I had always expected could be around the next corner. I was on my way back from a hike and I saw a set of eyes next to the trail. The eyes didn’t behave like those of a deer, fox, or skunk, they didn’t glare my light directly for an extended period of time, instead looked away to save getting blinded by the light.
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Plane fighting #boulderfire
How To Be More Productive With Google Mail
Here are some tips to hopefully improve the efficiency of peoples use of e-mail. If you take the time to go through this, I promise that it will substantially improve the quality of your life, at least with respect to e-mail.
Labels
Labels are tags that can be assigned to messages. These replace what was known as “folders” inside Microsoft outlook and many other mail clients. The difference with Labels is that one can assign any number of labels to a particular message. Continue reading How To Be More Productive With Google Mail
Went on a crazy Fox hunt and took some evening pics with tripod
Tess saw a Fox, flipped out and took me on a mad dash up the mountain. The fox she was chasing was joined by a second fox, both of whom would only run far enough away from Tess to stop and look back. They were playing with her.
Took some shots with a tripod for the first time. I’ve always wanted to do some evening shots, but haven’t yet lugged a tripod until tonight. Made the fox hunting more difficult.
And a nice shot of the city:
Click here to download: Foxhunt 2010-6-14.kmz
Keeping that Sprint HTC EVO 4G alive
~35 hours of usage life for about $35 off ebay (for @thedroidguy @rosingram)
Finally I have the God phone: the Sprint HTC EVO 4G
It has been a long time in coming, but the first Android device I will keep is in my hands. It was November 2007 when I first heard about, and became excited about the prospects of Android. Despite my investment in learning how to program Android while competing in the first Android Developers Challenge, it has taken me this long to actually end up with one that I wanted to actually have.
In October 2008, I briefly had a T-mobile G1, and I would have gotten a Nexus one but I found T-mobiles network to be unusable compared to Sprint. I was not willing to go from the capability of streaming audio and video indoors over Edge, to having to go outdoors or frantically try to find some point which was exposed to enough of the very weak signal. The prospect of paying $1800 over the next 2 years for T-mobile’s impotent network made me cringe. So I sent it back.