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This is one of the nests I'll be monitoring this year. The female's in the nest now, so hopefully she's started laying eggs. Usually two eggs are layed, a few days apart. Ordinarily this gives one chick a great advantage, and the first hatched often kills the second to ensure its own survival if food supplies are tight. This pair however, has a habit of raising two chicks successfully, and one year I'm told that one year they even raised three. Will be fun to watch.
The Eagle Fest was great fun, a success for the organizers, and pretty good for me as well. Sales were much better than I'd anticipated, I met some interesting people, and made some possibly interesting connections with authors looking for pictures. A fine day altogether. A picture of our display is here.
Today I finished a long time of investments into my home cinema which I totally love. I added a great Full HD TV (Sharp 42'') to the set.
Some notes on cables: I'm currently running on mid priced HDMI, Component, Optical and Scart cables.
Except for the SCART Video stuff (which sucks) everything is running through the Denon reciever. All audio is running through the Denon reciever with no exception and only through optical cables. The connection from my reciever to the TV is Component. The XBox and the Wii are attached to the reciever through component cables as well. Unfortunately there seems to be a problem with the Denon 2307 and the Sharp Aquos TV with regards to HDMI. This is the reason why the PS3 is directly attached to the TV with HDMI. Only the PS3's audio is running over the Denon receiver with an optical cable. I hope to sort this out soon.
My favorite usage is currently either playing Call Of Duty 4 with the XBox or watching Blu-Ray discs and upscaled DVDs with the PS3. However I think that Mario Kart for the Wii will waste a lot of my time.
one of our teams at work is using pair programming on their projects!
this is a set of two keyboards and monitors attached to the same computer, showing the same screen.
Photos from a review of the LG 23ET83 touchscreen monitor. The full review can be found at: bit.ly/18MKo8T
My babies. This is the view from my bed. The 24" is now the perfect display since I can lean up against my wall and have a beautiful widescreen view. Or... just fall asleep watching TV with Windows MCE.
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Monitor Valley with the Toquima Range in the background. As viewed from the top of Diana's Punchbowl.
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