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Every couple of months it’s my great privilege as a volunteer to optimise photos and code up a newsletter for the Karori Sanctuary.
The latest Nature’s Corner newsletter, Early to Mid Autumn 2008 is now online.
It features: Hihi Herald; White Autumn Flowers; March of the Borer Beetles; Fruits of the Forest; Tiny Tigers of the Insect World; Fruits of the Underworld; Kereru Observer. And gorgeous, gorgeous photos. I just wish I could take photos like these.
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One of the nicest things about Leopard’s Spaces is being able to press Control Arrow to slide everything out of the way and view an empty Space.
Thanks to Pic-a-Pod the desktop pictures on my MacBook are always gorgeous. When I’m working on a hard or annoying problem I just slide the work to one side for a moment and visit far away places for a rest. Ahhhhh.
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A couple of weeks ago I wrote a MacTip, Ever Fresh Desktop Pictures, about using a script to download the National Geographic Picture of the Day.
Well, it turns out there’s a simpler way, by using Pic-a-POD, and it does more:
- Download the picture of the day from your choice of four sites:
- National Geographic
- Astronomy
- Earth Science
- Wikipedia
- Set your desktop picture to one of the downloaded photos.
- Schedule downloads to update automatically.
- Change the desktop picture periodically.
- Download photos of the day for any selected date.
Nice.
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is jointly authored by Miraz Jordan and Maria Langer.