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A funny thing has happened to my Tablet since I've started using my Nokia N800 - it's turned into a desktop computer! At work, either at my client site or in my home office, my Electrovaya Scribbler SC-3000 spends most of it's time tethered to a monitor, mouse, and keyboard (as shown in the picture). My N800 is performing most of the mobile duties that the Tablet used to perform. Here's a quick summary of my daily usage of the N800.
Morning - I didn't even turn on my Tablet after I awoke at the hotel this morning. I used the N800 to check personal and business email (Outlook Web Access works great), read my RSS feeds (Google Reader accessed through Reader Mini), browse Web sites, and take a peek at Twitter. All tasks that used to be performed by my Tablet.
Work - As mentioned above, I tethered my Tablet to a monitor, mouse, and keyboard when I arrvied at my cube this morning. When I left to attend my first meeting, I put my N800 and its Bluetooth keyboard into my pants pockets and left the Tablet behind. I type meeting notes into a template I've set up with the built-in Notes application. If I need to copy down some type of diagram drawn on a whiteboard, I use the Xournal application to do so. After returning to my cube I saved the Xournal document as a PDF, and copied it and my meeting notes to my Tablet. The Notes document is saved on the N800 in HTML format so it doesn't even need to be converted to any other format. I can open this HTML document with Word and perform any addition edits I might need, although most of the time none is required. I can email both of these documents to other meeting attendees and they'll have no problem reading them on their PCs. While in the meeting I also used the N800 to check email. If anyone has sent me an Office-formatted file as an attachment that is critical for me to immediately review, I'll just send them back a quick email asking them to save it as a PDF file and resend it to me. The built-in N800 PDF reader is outstanding and allows me to easily review such documents. I can even annotate them using Xournal and send them back to original sender with my comments.
Evening - My Tablet remains off at the hotel. I again use the N800 for reading email, RSS feeds, and Web browsing. In addition, I use it as my entertainment platform. I'll listen to music from Rhapsody, Pandora, or an Internet radio station. I watch videos on its gorgeous screen. Last night I watched the first half of Lawrence of Arabia on my N800 (it's over 3-3/4 hours long!). Here the N800 has cut into my video iPod's turf. I hardly ever watch recorded TV shows or movies on the tiny video iPod screen anymore, since the N800's screen is so much larger and clearer. In fact the only thing I'm using my 60GB iPod for is listening to Audible books and the occasional podcast.
So as you can see, the N800 has really become a Tablet/UMPC replacement device for me. I have to admit to being surprised at just how capable this little device has proved to be. Having all that power in a computer that fits into my pants or shirt pocket is an amazing experience!
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Como todos sabemos, los hombres han estado loco por las máquinas. Cuando eran jóvenes, les encantaba jugar con los coches de juguete y pequeños robots que podrían hacer que los sonidos fuertes. Así que cuando los niños pequeños crecen a la edad adulta, prefieren los productos de alta tecnología c...
I like old radios and I like shortwave, DX, ham-radio;-)
Some of my old travel & portable transistor radios for listening to shortwave and a tablet for more relevant short-wave infos (open: www.dxzone.com - What's On Shortwave right now)
Sony ICF-SW 2001D (current station: 9420 khz - Helleniki Radiophonia - VOG - Voice of Greece - ERA - with a very strong and clear signal here in Austria - I can listen to this great radio station even without extending the integrated antenna)
Sony ICF-SW 7601
Sony ICF-SW20
Sony ICF-SW22
For the case you need more informations about great shortwave-radios in German or English:
My grandmother used to make tablet around about christmas time. She also made ginger beer and boston cream for new year
I remember being crazy for tablet, and it was always homemade stuff. The nearest commercial equivilent is Kendal mintcake that made it to the top of Mount Everest with Hilary.
Kendal mintcake is carried by mountaineers to give them energy, and when you see the recipe for tablet you can understand why.
1 kg of granulated sugar
1 tin of sweetend condensed milk
2 dl of cream
200 gm of unsalted butter
Melt the butter in a heavy bottomed deep pot. Add the sugar condensed milk and cream and bring the mixture to the boil. At this stage the liquid is a light creamy colour. Once the liquid is boiling reduce the temperature so that it is just simmering nicely. It is essential that you stir the mixture continuously to stop it from burning to the bottom of the pot. A flat wooden spatula is better than a wooden spoon for this job, becasue you can more easily scrape the bottom of the pot while you are stirring.
While it is boiling you can expect the volume of the liquid to perhaps double, and it is hellish hot so don't go trying to taste the mixture straight from the pot as you will scald your tongue. As you stir the colour of the mixture will become darker and the stirring process usually take 20 minutes before the tablet is ready. You can test this by taking a teaspoon of the mixture from the pot and dropping it into a tumbler of cold water. If the mixture forms a solid globule then the mixture is ready.
Now remove the mixture from the heat and whisk for 10 minutes. Place some aluminium folio that has been greased with butter into a shallow baking tray and pour in the tablet mixture. It should begin to set almost immediately, but while it is still hot score the top of it with a knife so you can break it into squares afterwards. Set aside to cool and amuse yourself or your children by giving them the pot to lick.
One of the best thing about making tablet is licking the pot afterwards.
DY MoralRegion Kids learning pad with fashionable design inspires kids to create and study. Kids can also take a photo or a video to record the funny things in their lives with the camera.The kids tablet computer has a a faster processor to storage more apps to unlock kid's imagination and potential with eBooks,music,videos,games,creativity studios and more.The kids pad with highest-quality educational contents.Let's join the DY children tablet word!
DY MoralRegion Kids learning pad with fashionable design inspires kids to create and study. Kids can also take a photo or a video to record the funny things in their lives with the camera.The kids tablet computer has a a faster processor to storage more apps to unlock kid's imagination and potential with eBooks,music,videos,games,creativity studios and more.The kids pad with highest-quality educational contents.Let's join the DY children tablet word!
Showing how to change colours by either rotating the tablet in the opposite direction or by flipping the tablet about its vertical axis then continuing rotation in the same direction
At the diagram 1 (notice the numbers I have put on the picture), the tablet is threaded up and ready to go. It is turned forward 1/4 turn to get to diagram 2. You can see that the hole that was at position A rises up - this thread will be on the top of the weave, so this line of weave will be blue.
At diagram 2, you can see that the threads in positions A and D are the same colour. This means that it doesn't matter which way you turn the tablets, the next row will always be blue. However, since the tablets were turned forwards last time, it's best to turn them forwards again to get to diagram 3. (If you changed direction at this point, having only made 1 forwards turn, then one of the threads would float over 3 weft threads and look a little strange in your weave.)
Having made a 1/4 turn to get to diagram 3, you can see that positions A and D now have different coloured threads in them again. If you continued turning the cards forwards, then the red thread at position A would rise up and would be on top of the weave at this point. However, let's say you want to keep the colour blue at this point and not red. There are TWO ways to do this.
Firstly, you can flip the card about its vertical axis, which would take you from diagram 3 to diagram 4. Notice that the direction of threading of the card has changed - this is generally OK and won't matter, but it's worth noticing. Now if you continue to rotate this card forwards (diagram 5) you can see that a blue thread that was in position A in diagram 4 rises up. If you have a whole pack of cards and are turning them all forwards, but just want to change the colour of some of them, then this method is really good. Flip the cards where you want the colour to change, then carry on rotating the whole pack forwards.
The second way to keep the blue thread on top of the weave from diagram 3 is to turn the card backwards...as shown in diagram 6. This time, the thread in position D rises up and is on top of the weave - so the weave will be blue at this point. If you are changing the colour of the whole pack, then this is a really quick way to do it. Simply change the direction in which you turn the whole pack.
Take 2 tablets, and call me in the morning. Sounds familiar?
Like some of our MM mates, I too suffer from occasional painful migraines, especially in the long, hot Jerusalem summers. An OTC remedy made by Teva really helps
Pain/painful for Macro Monday. HMM ;-)
DY MoralRegion Kids learning pad with fashionable design inspires kids to create and study. Kids can also take a photo or a video to record the funny things in their lives with the camera.The kids tablet computer has a a faster processor to storage more apps to unlock kid's imagination and potential with eBooks,music,videos,games,creativity studios and more.The kids pad with highest-quality educational contents.Let's join the DY children tablet word!
Students in Kakuma refugee camp, Kenya using tablets from Instant Classroom, the Vodafone Foundation’s ‘digital school in a box’.
Two Instant Classroom units were delivered to Kakuma in July 2015 to connect Greenlight Secondary School and the community library to the internet giving students access to free digital educational resources. The Instant Classroom is shipped in a secure and robust 52kg case which is equipped with a laptop, 25 tablets pre-loaded with educational software, a projector, a speaker and a hotspot modem with 3G connectivity. The tablets can connect to the laptop locally, enabling teachers to deliver content and applications to students without the need to access the internet. All the components can be charged simultaneously from a single power source while the case is locked. After 6-8 hours of charging time, the Instant Classroom can be used for a full day in a classroom without access to electricity.
The portable nature of the equipment has allowed for Instant Classroom to be moved between schools, enabling more students to benefit from tablet based learning.
Please credit David Muya, UNHCR
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Freightliner liveried Class 47/3 locomotive 47376 'Freightliner 1997' (D1895) is captured rolling into it's destination and is about to surrender the tablet, having worked the 13.30 Broadway-Cheltenham Racecourse (14.38) service during the 2025 Diesel Gala on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway.
26th July 2025