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Stickapalooza 2008

  

Exercise screen for Polish Dictionary

Ok so I don't have a iPhone but I thought I'd give apple's new online RSS reader for the iPhone a spin on my blog.

Reader's picture.

 

Sent in by: 'John Jones'

 

"Happy 17th Birthday, to Liqeriche Alsort Caro.

 

Love Janice, John, Becca & Lisa

 

x x x"

Mouth Reader

 

The Taco Stand

Carbondale, Illinois

November 7, 2015

Paris, Metro ligne 7.

Adobe Acrobat reader 8.0 for Linux displaying my document

Reader Gang at Proctor, W.Va. J. Albert Day in the middle, front, with the hat.

Some avid readers on display overlooking the foyer at Woodside.

 

Sophie's Birthday

 

Sophie's Birthday BBQ, Derby, 28th June.

PUI Ticket Reader final version drawn in Lego Digital Designer.

53 readers took part in the News of the World Read-Aloud on Thursday, Feb. 1 in the MST Atrium. All in all, 24 students and 29 faculty and staff brought the book to life for the nearly 120 people who dropped during the day to listen the readers.

This is an open source hardware ebook reader based on the BeagleBoard, BeagleJuice, and BeagleTouch modules from Liquidware... all the source code and the SD Boot card is available over at antipastohw.blogspot.com and www.liquidware.com

www.invengo.com/products/xc-at388-bluetooth-uhf-rfid-reader/

 

The new Invengo XC-AT388 Bluetooth RFID reader is a powerful ARM7 Core device and excellent RFID reading capabilities. With RAIN RFID (UHF) and 1D or 2D barcode capabilities, this bluetooth RFID scanner is ideally suited to seamlessly connect to your Android Smartphone or Tablet. Bluetooth RFID readers' rugged IP65 protection makes them suitable for multiple applications and markets.

 

Main Features of XC-AT388 Bluetooth UHF RFID Reader

 

RAIN RFID reader

 

1D and 2D Barcode scanner

 

WLAN b/g/n

 

Bluetooth Class 4.1 Classic (HID/SSP)

 

IP65

 

SPECIFICATIONS OF XC-AT388 BLUETOOTH UHF RFID READER

 

erformanceProcessorARM7 Core

Memory64KB RAM / 256KB ROM,Ext.8Mb

DisplayLCD & LED Indicator

Weight210g (7.40 oz)

(PDA only, without battery)

Operating Temp.-10ËšC to 45ËšC (-14ËšF to 113ËšF)

Storage Temp.-30ËšC to 70ËšC (-22ËšF to 158ËšF)

Humidity95%, non-condensing

Drop Spec.1.5 m drop to concrete

PhysicalAudioBuzzer

Standard I/0 PortBluetooth, USB Client WLAN

NotificationLED, Buzzer, LCD, Vibrator

Dimensions (L x W x H)164 x 50 x 30 (54)mm

(6.45 x 1.96 x 1.18 (2.12) in)

Battery SupplyMain BatteryLithium-Ion 3,200mAh (Rechargeable)

Network CharacteristicsWLANIEEE 802.11 b/g/n Compliant

BluetoothClass 4.1 Classic (HID/SPP)

Data Capture DeviceBarcode Engine1D Laser or 2D Imager Barcode Scanner

RAIN RFID ReaderFrequencyCE: 865MHz to 868MHz

FCC: 902MHz to 928MHz

Reading range0 m to 6 m (0 to 236.22in)

(According to Tag & Environment)

Writing range0 m to 0.5 m (0 to 19.68 in)

(According to Tag & Environment)

RF output1W (MAX)

ProtocolEPC Gen2, ISO/IEC 18000-6C

Special functionAnti-Collision

AccessoriesStandard AccessoriesHandstrap, Battery

OptionalRJ11, Gender (Micro USB to RJ11)

   

Percolater is a reader app for the iPad that lets you read the web as it was intended, in its original context. Flip though the pages in your Twitter stream or feeds from your Google Reader account with ease.

 

percolater.com

A simple screenshot of Google Reader

Reader Rock Garden Historic Park was created by William Reader in the early 20th century. He transformed a bare hillside into an internationally acclaimed garden.

 

This photo appeared in the May/June 2010 issue of Calgary Where Magazine.

53 readers took part in the News of the World Read-Aloud on Thursday, Feb. 1 in the MST Atrium. All in all, 24 students and 29 faculty and staff brought the book to life for the nearly 120 people who dropped during the day to listen the readers.

Guest reader at Chinn Park Regional Library

Hon. Richard Anderson, Virginia House of Delegates, 51st District

National Library Week 2016

  

I'm guessing grandfather and granddaughter, but I could be wrong. The love is apparent though.

I love creating found object art with writing and drawing tools. I post these mainly on my Instagram account at www.instagram.com/inkygirl/ and on Twitter at twitter.com/inkyelbows. I also use found object art exercises to help encourage young artists and writers to do more experimenting, to not be so afraid of making a mistake. Find out more at DebbieOhi.com/LookAgain.

A row of library books in the Dick Smith Library on February 10th, 2020.

This shows my Sony Reader being illuminated by the Might Bright dual head light (and only the light - the rest of the room was dark).

  

Mouth Reader

 

The Taco Stand

Carbondale, Illinois

November 7, 2015

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