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April Afternoon Clouds

A few nice Your Cloud Drive images I found:

April Afternoon Clouds


Image by Images by John ‘K’
Some shots of the beautiful clouds in the sky as I drove home this afternoon… Did I ever mention that I love clouds?

I typically upload in small sets – don’t just look at the latest one in my photostream as you might be missing something you’ll like more…. and your comments are ALWAYS welcome

© All rights reserved. John Krzesinski, 2009.

April Afternoon Clouds


Image by Images by John ‘K’
Some shots of the beautiful clouds in the sky as I drove home this afternoon… Did I ever mention that I love clouds?

I typically upload in small sets – don’t just look at the latest one in my photostream as you might be missing something you’ll like more…. and your comments are ALWAYS welcome

© All rights reserved. John Krzesinski, 2009.

New Good Clean Jokes to Drive Your Parents Crazy Product Review

Good Clean Jokes to Drive Your Parents Crazy

Q: How do you find a missing barber?

A: Comb the city.

Knock, knock.

Who’s there?

Apollo.

Apollo who?

Apologize for not answering sooner!

Bob Phillips adds to his bestselling collection of joke books (nearly four million copies sold) with this collection sure to delight kids and pester parents.

Within these pages, seekers of silly will discover a variety of wit—crazy questions, daffy dialogues, knock knock jokes, and more. In addition to the promise to drive parents bonkers with its contents, this book will also provide hours of cheap entertainment…and make kids of all ages smile.

List Price: $ 4.99

Price: $ 4.51

New Iomega StorCenter 4 TB ix2-200 (2 x 2TB) Network Storage Cloud Edition 35430 First Look

Iomega StorCenter 4 TB ix2-200 (2 x 2TB) Network Storage Cloud Edition 35430

• RAID Support: RAID 1 (mirror) with automatic RAID rebuild. JBOD mode also available
• Gigabit Ethernet connectivity with Jumbo frame support and high performance embedded architecture
• iSCSI target provides block-level access for the most efficient storage utilization
• Simple three step setup – Simply plug into your router, power on, and install the software CD
• Warranty – 3 year limited warranty with product registration

The Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 Network Storage, Cloud Edition offers content sharing with advanced security, and is ideal for small and remote offices, workgroups or home networks. Based on enterprise-class EMC storage technology, the StorCenter ix2-200 provides easy file sharing, iSCSI block access, and multiple RAID configurations for optimized data protection. The Iomega Personal Cloud offers unparalleled simplicity and versatility for data sharing and protection. Business users will appreciate the robust data protection features such as UPS support, print serving, folder quotas, rsync device-to-device replication, and user replaceable drives for business continuity and disaster recovery. The easy-to-use interface provides no-hassle management. Active Directory support and remote access round out the comprehensive business features. The StorCenter ix2-200 supports up to five Axis IP security cameras for basic video surveillance. Home users benefit from the advanced media features such as the DLNA certified UPnP AV Media Server, PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol), torrent download compatibility, and Bluetooth upload. Award-winning backup software is included, and RSA BSAFE encryption ensures protected installs and upgrades. Supports PC, Mac and Linux clients and is VMware certified for NFS and iSCSI.

List Price: $ 499.99

Price: $ 389.99

Honest Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Home 1TB STAM1000100 Product Review

Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Home 1TB STAM1000100

• Connects to your WiFi router, enabling convenient, wireless access to all your files from any PC or Mac computer in the home
• Automatically and continuously back up files and folders from up to 3 PC and Mac computers in the home ? Time Machine software compatible
• Stream movies, photos and music to PCs, Mac computers, game consoles and GoFlex TV HD media player
• Simple setup in just minutes
• Share a USB printer with every PC and Mac computer in the home

The GoFlex Home network storage system connects to your WiFi router, allowing you to wirelessly store and access files and back up multiple computers in the home. The GoFlex Home network storage system includes software to automatically and continuously back up all the files and folders on up to 3 PC and Mac computers in the home. By storing files in a central location on your network, you can use one drive for all your storage and backup needs. When connected to your home WiFi router, the GoFlex Home network storage system enables you to wirelessly store and access files from any PC or Mac computer in the home. The GoFlex Home network storage system also allows you to stream media to game consoles and the GoFlex TV HD media player. Store all your photos, movies and music on the GoFlex Home network storage system and enjoy your media and favorite memories from any room in the house. Additionally, you can share a USB printer with every computer in the home by simply connecting to the USB port on the GoFlex Home network storage system or you can plug in a USB drive to the port to increase storage capacity. The built-in drive can also be upgraded by simply removing the drive from the base and replacing with a higher capacity GoFlex Desk drive. With a simple guided setup process and just two cable connections, the GoFlex Home network storage system installs in just minutes, allowing you to quickly begin protecting your files, enjoying your media and accessing your content wherever you are. Additional licenses available for purchase

List Price: $ 159.99

Price: $ 94.98

Cool Your Cloud Drive images

Some cool Your Cloud Drive images:

‘A Looming Threat’, Australia, The Outback, Pine Creek


Image by WanderingtheWorld (www.LostManProject.com)
The Australian Outback is everything I expected and more. I left Darwin almost immediately and ventured into the Outback. I’ll remember the tranquil feeling I experienced as I stood there in one of the Outback’s many remote fields. With a warm breeze at your face and a magnificent 360 degree view of an untouched landscape, its hard to not fall in love with this majestic landscape. The Aboriginal people had and still do hold a unique and spiritual connection to this land. I can certainly see why. The area is photographers paradise with its rich and vibrant colors that can be found in everything from the dark blue hue of the sky to the bright crimson color of land.

This photo was shot towards the end of my first day in the Outback. I chased these clouds while driving down the Stuart Highway (had I gone another 1540km I would have ended up in Alice Springs). Pulling over every few minutes to capture these clouds, I felt like child trying to capture fireflies on a warm summers evening. They were absolutely magnificent. Often in the Outback, as the day presses on the heat and moisture begins to build up causing these enormous cumulus nimbus clouds to form. This particular cumulus nimbus reminded me of an Imperial Destroyer from Star Wars. It certainly has triangular shape to it.

I’m traveling the world right now. I’m currently in Australia in Darwin checking out the outback. If you’d like to tag along with me pleas check out my HDR travel blog at www.LostManProject.com as I will try and post photos daily of my experiences.

PhotonQ-Something Dark is Coming


Image by PhOtOnQuAnTiQuE
Driving on the way home, listening to BSG-Something dark is coming and looking at the storm, invading the sky, while sending its darkness and beauty, through your eyes…

Can you see the listening feeling…

cloud panorama

Some cool Your Cloud Drive images:

cloud panorama


Image by Weatherfish
I was driving home from work last week, and the clouds that evening were so gorgeous that I had to take some pictures. I stitched this panorama together from 3 photos.

This version is resized for use as a dual-screen wallpaper. Resolution is 3360×1050, so it spans two side-by-side monitors running at 1680×1050.

If anyone wants, I’d be happy to resize the original to fit your screen setup.

365/209: Every cloud has a silver lining


Image by riekhavoc (caught up?)
I’m in Delaware currently, with Max. Because of our chaotic schedules, the only way to hang out together was for me to get up at 5:30am and drive to Delaware with Max. He has a meeting here for two days. So we’re in Delaware, its really early, and I’m tired. But the day ended well, with a nice dinner and lots of good beer at the Dogfish Head Brewery, and then a beach & ice cream adventure. Silver lining!

New 802.11g Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop New Product Review

802.11g Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop New

• 54Mbps 802.11g PCI Wireless LAN Card with Antenna
• Equipped with RT2561 chipset, Interface type: PCI, Data link protocol: IEEE 802.11g
• Connectivity technology: Wireless, Data transfer rate: 54 Mbps,Max range indoors: 100M
• Max range open space: 300M, Frequency band: 2.4 GHz, Encryption algorithm: 64/128-bit WEP, TKIP, WPA
• Antenna: Detachable,Supported OS: Mac, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista32/64, Linux

Package includes:
1 x 54Mbps 802.11g PCI Wireless LAN Card
1 x Detachable antenna
1 x Software driver
1 x User Guide
This 54Mbps network adapter allows you to add high-speed wireless data transfer to your PC. Compliant with IEEE 802.11g, this PCI wireless LAN card can handle heavy data payloads. In addition, it offers multi security protection for your communication and information, including 64/128-bit WEP, TKIP, and WPA. The detachable antenna is a nice extra, which helps you get the optimum signal strength.

List Price: $ 6.91

Price: $ 6.91

Additional Your Cloud Drive Products

Cloud Formation1

A few nice Your Cloud Drive images I found:

Cloud Formation1


Image by Counselman Collection
One thing that is so cool in the big city, is not just the buildings, but also the reflections of other things in the buildings. Plus, there is nothing like laying back on the chaise lounger and then watching the strange cloud formations float overhead, as the sun breaks through. We usually take the train (VIA Rail) but they were talking about a strike so we decided to drive, and it was very nice. We hit customs on the Canadian side on Sunday morning and the line was very low, and even Saturday afternoon customs going back on the American side was good. If you do not hit this just right, you can wait in customs for hours and hours, on the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit. If it looks bad with a long line, take the tunnel. The roads were clean, wide, and smooth, which made for a very nice relaxing trip. I first rode the Toronto Subway at a District Convention in 1966, 44 years ago. It is still a super fast way to travel, although we got to see some very odd things this time. We seen them evacuate an entire train for some unknown reason to all the riders dismay at rush hour, and then later while we were riding they had to shutdown all the trains because they lost the computer showing the trains locations. People went scrambling off the train to catch taxi cabs if they could not wait. The trains come flying in so fast the air flow will almost take the newspaper right out of your hands. Next year they will be adding all new trains, but it still looked very clean to me. We tried to get photos of the buildings, the people, what they call Fresh Wednesday, Tasty Thursday, and the underground city called PATH along with the subway.

Cloud Formation2


Image by Counselman Collection
One thing that is so cool in the big city, is not just the buildings, but also the reflections of other things in the buildings. Plus, there is nothing like laying back on the chaise lounger and then watching the strange cloud formations float overhead, as the sun breaks through. We usually take the train (VIA Rail) but they were talking about a strike so we decided to drive, and it was very nice. We hit customs on the Canadian side on Sunday morning and the line was very low, and even Saturday afternoon customs going back on the American side was good. If you do not hit this just right, you can wait in customs for hours and hours, on the Ambassador Bridge in Detroit. If it looks bad with a long line, take the tunnel. The roads were clean, wide, and smooth, which made for a very nice relaxing trip. I first rode the Toronto Subway at a District Convention in 1966, 44 years ago. It is still a super fast way to travel, although we got to see some very odd things this time. We seen them evacuate an entire train for some unknown reason to all the riders dismay at rush hour, and then later while we were riding they had to shutdown all the trains because they lost the computer showing the trains locations. People went scrambling off the train to catch taxi cabs if they could not wait. The trains come flying in so fast the air flow will almost take the newspaper right out of your hands. Next year they will be adding all new trains, but it still looked very clean to me. We tried to get photos of the buildings, the people, what they call Fresh Wednesday, Tasty Thursday, and the underground city called PATH along with the subway.

Nice Your Cloud Drive photos

A few nice Your Cloud Drive images I found:

Storm Clouds over the Bay


Image by Images by John ‘K’
The sky was full of storm clouds as I drove home, and they were busy dumping their load over Silicon Valley – I was glad I was over on the East Bay where it was still dry.
(best viewed large on black)

I typically upload in small sets – don’t just look at the latest one in my photostream as you might be missing something you’ll like more…. and your comments are ALWAYS welcome

© All rights reserved. John Krzesinski, 2009.

Latest When Your Child Drives You Crazy Product Review

When Your Child Drives You Crazy

A strong backlist seller with over 150,000 copies in print–now repackaged with a stunning, updated cover. From the Terrible Twos to the Tortuous Teens, LeShan offers seasoned advice for the practicing parent–everything from sibling rivalry to the teenager and the telephone to how to keep your child from being sexually molested.

List Price: $ 5.99

Price: $ 33.95