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PhotoRescue -- digital photo recovery

PhotoRescue is an advanced data-recovery solution for digital photography media.

clipped from www.datarescue.com Have you lost your pictures? Do not panic! Try PhotoRescue: the digital photo & picture recovery solution for erased or damaged compact flash, memory stick, xd cards, smart media, sd cards and other media used in digital cameras. Download our demo for Windows or for Mac OS X and save your cherished memories! clipped from www.datarescue.com Additional Resources user guide This guide is in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file format. It covers both the Wizard and the Expert versions of PhotoRescue (updated 10/2005). short user guide (USA) Very short - 2 pages - guide (last updated Nov 2003). demo movie - a sample recovery by PhotoRescue Expert in physical mode (requires flash). updates : PhotoRescue comes with a year of support and updates. You will need both your original order number and the original e-mail address to which the program was delivered. support center

PicAnswers -- Snap a picture and find out.

PicAnswers is designed to help identify things in everyday life. Get the picture, just snap a photo and upload it to find out. Below some examples, clipped from the site.

clipped from picanswers.com Bird Egg Submitted by ravenphile - 2 days ago Views: 127 I found this bird egg in the late spring near Asheville, North Carolina. Can anyone tell me what bird this comes from? found this tool?? Submitted by bebe - 3 days ago Views: 792 found this tool in my grandaddy's old toolbox, what's it for, he was an electrician ??? clipped from picanswers.com Ford Submitted by yearend33 - 6 days ago Views: 57 Does anyone know where i can get the original parts for the ford?? let me know or a link to the webpage plz clipped from picanswers.com Categories Animals & Pets Arts Auto & Vehicles Clothes & Fashion Computers & Gadgets Construction & Tools Entertainment Food & Drinks Games & Recreation Health & Wellness Hobbies & Collectibles Home & Garden Humor & Trivia Miscellaneous Travel & Places

Inside the MacBook Air

On the site of the Mac+iPod do-it-yourself company iFixit we find a nice report about what's inside the MacBook Air. Some highlights:

clipped from www.ifixit.com We were relieved to discover the MacBook Air ships in more than just a manila envelope. Look! We found the battery. The hard drive sits beneath the USB, micro-DVI, and audio ribbon cables. The RF module, in all its blue glory. We spliced together two photos, so this image shows the front and back of the PCB. The heat sink is made of very thin aluminum and looks totally different from anything we've seen in a Mac before. We found Intel's new Core 2 Duo chip right beneath the heat sink (no surprises there). A temperature sensor sits on an external board glued between the CPU and graphics chips. A high-resolution image (632K) is available here. We found a Broadcom BCM5974 touch screen controller chip on the interconnect board. The display assembly is attached to the case with 19 small screws: We're left with 88 screws and lots of parts. It's hard to believe everything here weighs in at only three pounds. A high-resolution image (568K) is available here.

Related:
MacBook Air - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
LinkNotes: A MacBook Air Commercial and a Parody (videos)
LinkNotes: Apple Air versus Asus Eee: A Comparison

Traffic in Vietnam (pictures)

Some photos clipped from an article in the One Mans Blog about the crazy traffic in Vietnam

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When Things Go Wrong (slideshow)

Some funny pictures clipped from docstoc

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About: Japan's Mount Fuji

clipped from www.thethinkingblog.com 9 Smashing Trivia Bits on Japan's Mount Fuji 8) Mount Fuji is a Sacred Mountain and is the Symbol of Japan Mount Fuji 5000 Yen bank note. 7) Mount Fuji is NOT one of the Tallest Mountains in the World Look closer and 'Fuji-san' is less than sanitary 6) Mount Fuji isn't a UNESCO World Heritage Site Trash spoiling Japan's Sacred Mount Fuji. 5) Historically, Mount Fuji has been Off-limits to Women Mount Fuji poster. 4) Mount Fuji is Privately Owned 3) Mount Fuji is an Active Volcano Mount Fuji volcanic activity. 2) What Would Happen if Mount Fuji DID Erupt? Mount Fuji city scape. 1) Mount Fuji in Traditional Art - Tsunami Waves? Mount Fuji Wave Japan Article by Steve Levenstein from Inventor Spot. Steve writes about weird and wonderful Japanese innovations on a regular basis and you can catch up on current & previous examples at his blog. Submit your thoughts - click here