Making Big Pictures Fit
The Happy Phil Way
Poppies by the doctors parking lot. 4/7/09
Put picture on desktop as png file.
Insert image in Google Docs.
Now you have the picture in the document editor, where it can be moved around, sized, and used to illustrate text.
I made this video for George Bleich, explaining how I reduce 10 mega pixal pictures from my photo library so they will fit on a blog or web page. His mail server cant handle a 17MB file, so I put it here for all to see. I hope it's helpful.
Good Stuff To Eat
I really enjoy Natures Path cereals.
I am not real big on granolas, but this is different. It's good by itself, or when mixed with another cereal. I feel good about the cereal that I get from Natures Path, especially after I went to their website. I have written about them before. You can find those previous posts with the search blog box. Type "cereal", or "granola", or "Natures Path", and it will find the articles I have written that have that word in them. It's actually much easier than the labels. The labels are getting top heavy. I may change that feature.
Dog In A Teacup
Chihuahua-Jack Russel mix. 1 month old.
I remember when you could buy a dog that fit in a tea cup. Just send $4.95 and the coupon from the back of the comic book. You could also get "Sea Monkeys" for $1.49.
That's A Cute Baby
Infant Francois Langur. Toranga Zoo Wildlife Hospital.
When people show me their babies, "cute", is not the word that comes to my mind. But, this little monkey is the very esscence of cute, in my humble opinion.
Albino Bottlenose Dolfin
Albino dolphin in Louisiana's Lake Calcasieu,(inland estuary).
Meanwhile In Space
Dust lanes backlit by millions of stars in NGC 7049 halo.
The Hubble and ESA telescope images never fail to fascinate me.
Nanotubes Strengthen Plastic
Electron microscopic view of nano composite strength test.
(PhysOrg.com) -- A research group from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel has discovered that adding carbon nanotubes to a widely used commercial plastic can greatly strengthen it. Their work is one example of how incorporating carbon nanotubes into plastics and other materials can yield composites with much improved properties.
Happy Phil Podcaster
Still experimenting with the new microphone. 4/7/09
I have tried the new 1" diaphragm condenser mic, singing a song, and speaking a voice over. It sounds great. Another experiment will be with my friend, Fred, down in Mississippi. He wants to do a radio show/podcast, and is finding the places on the internet where we can do it. It should be fun. Fred and I were in radio, years ago.
Radio -Van Morrison
It might rain tonight
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