August, 2010

  1. How to Avoid Getting Sick on a Roller Coaster

    August 31, 2010 by rachybop


    How to Avoid Getting Sick on a Roller Coaster on Howcast

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  2. How to Buy Cattle Brands

    August 30, 2010 by rachybop


    How to Buy Cattle Brands on Howcast

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  3. How To Exercise If You’re Morbidly Obese

    August 29, 2010 by rachybop


    How To Exercise If You’re Morbidly Obese on Howcast

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  4. How To Feed a Baby on a Long Flight

    August 29, 2010 by rachybop


    How To Feed a Baby on a Long Flight on Howcast

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  5. How to Buy Cattle

    August 28, 2010 by rachybop


    How to Buy Cattle on Howcast

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  6. How To Wax Your Back

    August 25, 2010 by rachybop


    How To Wax Your Back on Howcast

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  7. Princess Mononoke movie review

    August 24, 2010 by rachybop

    This is a very perculiar animation containing mysterious, imaginative creatures that are way out of the ordinary. This animation is one of the many from the studio Ghibli collection, Japanese animations who also created such films like “Spirited Away”.

    This animation is about a young worrier who receives a wound from a cursed monster. The wound will slowly spread through him until he will eventually suffer a painful death. Desperate for the curse to be lifted, he travels into the forbidden forest seeking help from the forest spirit. During his search he finds three giant wolf Gods followed by a human girl, who he instantly falls for. As he travels further he finds a village of people with the newest form of technology, involving iron and the creation of guns. The story cleverly clashes the beginning of human technology, and the ending of nature and Gods on earth. With the humans destroying the forests, the Gods are more than willing to fight back. But the humans are plotting to kill the forest spirit. But who will win? The humans and technology? Or the Gods and nature?

    The animation is done with plenty of detail, while still using the traditional Japanese styled animations, like the rest of the studio collections. The animators have obviously thought about how the fabric and fur should move in the wind, or after an action. They also thought about how fast moving objects should move around. As I said they have really gone into detail with the animation.

    The bad points of the movie are that it might be too unusual for some people to handle, with all the strange things happening. The movie is a PG but it still has the potential to freak out young children.

    My over all opinion of the animation is that it was a very inventive story line but was too weird for my liking. But I did appreciate how much detail there was. I’m glad I watched it but once was enough for me.

    -review by Samantha Purdy

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  8. Clip Art now available… for free!

    August 23, 2010 by rachybop

    Help yourself :)

    http://flowingdreams.co.uk/?page_id=480

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  9. Banner and Avatar Sets – One Of A Kind – Customizable

    August 21, 2010 by rachybop

    Customize the image of your shop and add some style!

    Original Banner and Avatar Sets designed by me.

    One of a kind!

    Once you choose and purchase any of my sets, I won’t offer it ever again. It will be all yours.

    Please, convo me with your shop name and any addition information you would like me to add in the banner and avatar. Please, provide your e-mail address to which you would like the files to be sent.

    Thanks for choosing FDAnimation. To see more of my creations, please go to: http://www.fdanimation.etsy.com

    Buy here: http://www.etsy.com/listing/54370358/banner-and-avatar-sets-one-of-a-kind

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  10. Hp Touchsmart 600-1140uk Review

    August 21, 2010 by rachybop

    Good Points:
    • Amazing to use
    • Reliable touchscreen
    • Heaps of features
    • No PC tower
    • HD
    • You can draw directly onto the screen, no need for a graphics tablet
    • TV tuner
    • Remote
    • Can be hooked up with xbox and wii
    • Wall mountable
    • 1TB of space!
    Bad points:
    • Touchscreen can be activated by a fly! I lost a lots of work from a fly landing on my screen, dragging things into folders, closing windows, etc.
    • When I got my first one there was a blue dot on the screen so I had to have it replaced.
    • Graphics card crashes…there is no fix for this so far.
    • Windows 7… nothing is out yet for windows 7…however, my stuff has all worked fine on it or I have found drivers that have made it so.
    • When I use flash or photoshop sometimes it scrolls instead of drawing a line.
    Overall I am pleasantly suprised by this PC. I needed ram and hard drive space and I a fab amount of both for my money with the extra bonus of touchscreen.
    If you have any questions about things I have not covered in this review please ask :)
    Product Info:
    Product number
    WC758AA
    Introduction date

    05-May-2010
    Country/region sold in:

    • United Kingdom
    HP TouchSmart 600-1140uk Desktop PC
    Hardware

    Display

    58.42 cm (23 inch) LCD panel display with touchscreen (includes white ambient light)
    • Resolution 1920 x 1080 (16:9 aspect ratio)
    • Colors 16.7 million
    • Color Gamut 72%
    • Response time 5 ms (on/off)
    • Contrast ratio 1000:1
    • Image brightness up to 300 nits
    Base processor

    Core-i3-330M (A) 2.13 GHz (35W)
    • The speed measurement for DMI (Direct Media Interface) is not applicable.
    • Socket rPGA
    Chipset

    Intel HM57 Express
    Motherboard

    • Manufacturer: Pegatron
    • Motherboard Name: IMPIP-M5
    • HP/Compaq motherboard name: E66
    Power supply

    • 150W (100V-240V)
    Memory

    Component Attributes
    Memory Installed 4 GB
    Maximum allowed 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) (64-bit OS)

    4 GB* (2 x 2 GB) (32-bit OS)

    *Actual available memory may be less
    Speed supported PC3-10600 MB/sec (message as PC3-8500)
    Type 200 pin, DDR3 SO-DIMMs
    Hard drive

    • 1 TB SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec)
    • 5400 rpm
    Supermulti Slimslot DVD drive with LightScribe drive

    • Interface: SATA
    • Data buffer memory: 2 MB
    • Write and read speeds for supported formats and disc types are shown in this table:
    Formats/Disc types Write speeds Read speeds Storage capacity
    Blu-ray Disc Not supported
    HD DVD
    DVD-ROM SL NA up to 8X up to 4.7 GB
    DVD-ROM DL NA up to 6X up to 8.5 GB
    DVD+R SL up to 8X up to 8X up to 4.7 GB
    DVD+R DL up to 6X up to 6X up to 8.5 GB
    DVD+RW SL up to 8X up to 6X up to 4.7 GB
    DVD
    DVD+RW DL not supported
    DVD-R SL up to 8X up to 8X up to 4.7 GB
    DVD-R DL up to 6X up to 6X up to 8.5 GB
    DVD-RW SL up to 6X up to 6X up to 4.7 GB
    DVD-RW DL not supported
    DVD-RAM up to 5X up to 5X up to 4.7 GB
    CD
    CDROM NA up to 24X up to 700 MB
    CDR up to 24X up to 24X up to 700 MB
    CDRW up to 24X up to 24X up to 700 MB
    Wireless

    Built-in Bluetooth wireless USB module and 802.11 b/g/n PCI Express Wireless Half-Length Mini Card
    Video Graphics

    nVidia GeForce G210
    • 512 MB memory
    • I/O Ports: None on module. The system provides an LVDS (Low Voltage Differential Signaling) output for the card.
    Television

    AVerMedia DVB-T/PAL PCI Express mini-card TV tuner card
    Sound/Audio

    • Integrated High Definition audio
      • Audio codec: ALC888S
      • Supports 2 audio channels through an analog connection
      • Supports one S/PDIF connection (on back panel)
    Network (LAN)

    Integrated 10/100/1000 Base-T networking interface
    Memory card reader

    • Supports the following cards:
      • xD media (xD)
      • MultiMediaCard (MMC)
      • MultiMediaCard Plus (MMC Plus)
      • Memory Stick (MS)
      • Memory Stick Pro (MS-Pro)
      • Secure Digital (SD)
    External I/O ports

    I/O ports on the side panel
    Port type Quantity
    6-in-1 card reader (right side of system) One
    USB (left side of system) Two
    Headphone (left side of system) One
    Line-in (left side of system) One
    I/O ports on the back panel
    Port type Quantity
    USB 2.0 Three
    RJ45 10/100 Mb/s LAN One
    3.5mm analog audio port (supports 2 channels) One
    S/PDIF out One
    IR blaster output One
    Expansion slots

    Slot type Quantity
    Mobile PCI Express Module (MXM 3.0) socket One (None available)
    PCI Express x1 mini card sockets Two (None available)
    Keyboard and mouse

    • HP wireless keyboard
    • HP wireless mouse
    Remote Control

    Infrared remote control and receiver
    Speakers

    4W internal speakers
    Other Integrated Peripherals

    Web camera

    Software

    NOTE: HP provides basic support for software that comes with the computer. For in-depth feature assistance, refer to the help section in the software or on the software vendor’s Web site.
    Software titles that shipped with PC
    Software Category Software Title
    Operating System
    • Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
    TouchSmart
    • HP TouchSmart 3.1 Ultimate
    CD/CD-RW/DVD/DVD+RW
    • Windows DVD Maker
    • CyberLink DVD Suite 6
    • MediaSmart DVD Premium
    Entertainment, Music & Games
    • HP Games
    • Microsoft Touch Pack for Windows 7
    Productivity
    • Microsoft Works 9
    • Microsoft Office Home and Student Edition 2007 Trial
    • Windows Live Essentials
    Security
    • Norton Internet Security 2010 (60-day security update subscription)
    • Norton Online Backup (30-day trial)
    Support
    • HP Advisor
    • HP Hardware Diagnostic Tools
    • HP Help & Support Center
    • HP Support Assistant
    Recovery
    • HP Recovery Manager
    Internet Solutions
    • Microsoft Internet Explorer

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