I just got off the phone a couple of hours ago in disbelief. I was called by a Case Manager from HP and told that HP does not support printing labels on their printers. I purchased an HP OfficeJet 4500 printer from Office Depot and delivered it to a client. They had a great deal of frustration trying to print on labels and I was able to replicate their problem easily. The label sheets seem to just slide around inside the printer and never print correctly. They don't line up. I called HP to try to get them to replace the printer wi
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This is the coolest thing I have ever seen. This video clip shows designers who have invented a new road surface with embedded solar panels, leds etc which can collect and store energy, have communications conduits to connect homes and offices, can detect a pedestrian in the roadway and notify oncoming traffic and lots more. The road surface is glass! What a way to use glass.
I found this cool website today when looking at the Austin Recycling website for a place that recycles old oil. You see I wisely changed the oil in my motorcycle a while ago and it has been sitting in some bottles waiting for a new home. So this site lets you search for a location to get rid of oil. It is pretty neat. You can type in a term like "oil" and a list pops down with terms like "agriculture used oil", "aluminium foil" and "contaminated soil" as well as cooking oil
There is this super cool add-on that lets you create apps for your desktop. It is called Webrunner (from Salsita Software) It is a replacement for an app I loved dearly called Prism. I use it with a gubb.net app for my to-do list, a google calendar app, a google docs app. I even tried a gmail app but I prefer Thunderbird. Check out how to do it at http://lifehacker.com/5823857/webrunner-turns-webapps-into-desktop-apps
The girls have decided that since it's been really chilly, they would rather sleep in their laying boxes. This is in awfully bad taste as the eggs sometimes end up with poop on them. Yucko! So they found a nice little spot in the backyard where they now lay their eggs. Nice and clean and in a protected little spot. Wonderful. It is also closer to the house and behind a little screened area. I'll post a pic one of these days.