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Tuesday, December 23, 2003
Alpha Centauri Brad Oliver made us all a nice little X-mas present: updated patched carbon versions of SMAC and SMACX! Three loud hurrays for Brad Oliver! (0) comments MWSF 2004 2 weeks to go to Macworld Expo San Francisco 2004 and more and more details about THE mac trade show of the year are surfacing. • Steve Jobs will hold a keynote on Jan 6, 9 am PT • Jobs' keynote is supposed to be available as a quicktime stream • New User Conference track • Apple Gaming Arcade • ... more to come (0) comments Monday, November 17, 2003
Microsoft: Where do you want to go today? Me: To the Apple store! Attention! long < rant > I have been Windows-free since a year and a half and just from time to time I use VPC when I absolutely have to. VPC with either Win2kPro or Win2kServer. This works more or less flawless. Today I started my VPC to check, if I can use some training software with it. Software that comes, though not M$ related training, from a company that leans heavily towards the WinTel platform (thats where you make a lot of money obviously). I start IE and go to the training companies website to run one of the demo courses. Nope, needs Shockwave. It readily offers a download/install, I click the button and is starts downloading and once it gets to installing it reports a file error, corrupted or else. It offers a 'Try Again', I do so only to arrive this time at another error at 56%. And so on... After 3 try-agains, it comes up with another error message, something about a CPC sum error. I figure it's M$-speak for checksum and start the whole process again. After going 3 times through the whole thing (3 times file corruption error with final CPC sum error) I decide to go to Macromedia's website to look for a downloadable installer. I do download in average 3-5 shareware apps or demos a day on my Mac to try them out or upload and download work related files. Until now, and that includes 8 years since I am online, I had maybe 10 unsuccessful downloads in the sense that the file was damaged. I have downloaded on dial-up lines in 3rd world countries and if the file would arrive in its entirety, it would work. Double-click, unstuff (unzipp, untar, unrar, etc.) et voila it works. Now today I waste 2 hours on trying to download one meager plug-in (of who's size I wasn't even informed at that point). But the story isn't yet at it's end. So I went to MacroMedia's website in quest for a downloadable installer. And a quest it was. First find the downloadsection for Shockwave, all Flash here, but ok. Once I got there I am presented with a big button to download, which gets me back to square one which is the automatic download/install that's obviously not working. And on top of it the 'Security' window that pops up tells me that the signature from Macromedia doesn't match the content of the file. But the good guys of macromedia provided a link 'Need other version of installer?' Yeah, that's it! I am presented with a nice table of installers and versions and OSes and clicking on Shockwave 8.5.1 for Windows gets me straight to... the page with the big button, which will get me back to the automatic download. I am shortly before screaming. Cunning as I am, I go to the same 'choose your installer' page in Safari, thinking that, if I ask for a Windows installer from a Mac-based browser, I would get an .exe file to download. Boy, was I wrong... It actually presented me with the download page for windows which tells me to press yes on the above mentioned 'Security' window. Needless to say that it didn't work. As a well trained user I go and read the FAQ to see if I find something about a downloadable installer but of course nothing to be found. At the end of the FAQ page is then a paragraph saying something like 'if you still have questions, contact customer-support' sporting a link that brings me to a contact form to fill in. Filled it in and pressed send. Guess what I got as a reply? An Auto-Reply telling me to read the @#$%ing FAQ! Why me? < /rant> To be continued... (0) comments Monday, October 27, 2003
Panther at large Nowadays everybody is all Panther of course after the eagerly awaited release of the beast. So why am I so quiet? Because I don't have it yet. Being the owner of a trusty Wallstreet, I am deprived of the joys of Panther, but there is hope. For one, OWC's Ryan Rempel is working on a new XPostFacto that will cover both Panther and the machines newly fallen from grace (models w/o built-in USB). Besides that, there will hopefully soon be a new 15' AlBook in the house and I will inherit the TiBook, which is, of course, Panther-ready. In this case the Wallstreet will assume server duties. Not to bad a position for a 5 year old, second-hand PB, I think. (0) comments Loads of work... In case anyone might wonder why the posts dried out... I'm kind of busy these days, maclocalization.com and maclocalization.org finally got their own homes after living in a subfolder of my other website. Feel free to check them out and spread the word. Both sites are still a work in progress, but nevertheless, one can get a pretty good idea what it is all about. (0) comments Thursday, October 23, 2003
Tuesday, October 21, 2003
Everyone's getting ready for Panther It is really nice to see how many software developers publish Panther-ready updates for their products. I can't recall the same happening in the weeks before Jaguar release. Or was it just that the Mac news outlets didn't pay a lot of attention to it then? Anyway, it makes a good impression :-) (0) comments Monday, October 20, 2003
G5 fever... Everybody's favorite rumor site ThinkSecret got a face lift. Check it out, looks really good. (0) comments Wednesday, October 08, 2003
16 days and counting... Panther (Mac OS 10.3) will be released on Fri. October 24th at 8pm. Apple stores and resellers are organizing Panther Nights. (0) comments Friday, October 03, 2003
10.2.8 v2 10.2.8 (build 6R73) is available again on Software Update From the SoftwareUpdate: The 10.2.8 Update (Build 6R73) delivers enhanced functionality and improved reliability for the following applications, services and technologies: Audio, Bluetooth, Classic compatibility, Finder, Graphics, LDAP, Power Management, Safari, and FireWire and USB device compatibility. It also includes an updated ethernet driver for 450MHz and 500MHz dual processor Power Mac G4 desktop systems and an update to the battery status menu. The update also provides updated security services and includes the latest Security Updates. For detailed information on this Update, please visit this website: http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n25524 If you have still the first 10.2.8 (Build 6R65) installed, Software Update applies a 580kb patch. (0) comments Thursday, October 02, 2003
Can Macs break into the corporate IT? Alex Salkever paints a rosy future for Macs in the corporate IT world in his article Finally, an Opening for Apple in IT in BusinessWeek. Definitely worth a read. (0) comments Outing your Dock Started by Gilles Turnbull's article What's on your Dock? on O'Reilly's Macdevcenter.com there is a list of people posting their Dock configurations on their blogs: Michael Tsai, Judy Sohn, John Hicks, Erik J. Barzeski, Mike Cohen, Gabe Sanchez, Cybermonk, Thomas Chai, Jeremy Keith, inluminent.com, John Gales, David Jacobs, ... I'll extend the list as I come across new docks or you can check in the meanwhile the comments in Jason Kottke's Your Dock, if you please. (0) comments Friday, September 26, 2003
Nisus Thesaurus Nisus, makers of the acclaimed text processor Nisus Writer, released the free Nisus Thesaurus. With Nisus Thesaurus you can look up words from within any services-enabled application. (0) comments Wednesday, September 24, 2003
Macintosh a dream machine for gamers? In his article for the Boston Globe, Hiawatha Bray praises the G5 as the dream machine for gamers, but also criticizes the lack of games and the lagging of the release dates behind the ones of the Windows versions due to the time needed to port the games. Thanks to new technology, Macintosh gets in on the action For many, playing games might be a secondary aspect of owning a Mac, but with a little bit of patience one gets almost all the good stuff thanks to the efforts of Aspyr, MacPlay and MacSoft, the main players in the game of porting for the Mac. For the interested, there are a bunch of good Mac gaming sites, such as Inside Mac Games, MacGamefiles.com and others. Multiplayer online games are served by GameRanger. (0) comments Tuesday, September 23, 2003
'Real-world' test for G5 PCMagazine published a detailed test-report for the dual G5. "After testing a loaded ($4,349 direct, after we opted for more RAM and upgraded graphics) dual 2.0-GHz Power Mac G5 on a range of high-end content creation applications and comparing the results with a similarly configured (and priced) Dell Precision 650 Workstation running dual 3.06-GHz Xeon processors, we see that indeed the G5 is generally as fast as the best Intel-based workstations currently available." Apple Power Mac G5: Neck-and-Neck with Intel PCs (0) comments Monday, September 22, 2003
Expo roundup There is a surge of Apple related press in the last few days, partly due to Steve Jobs' Keynote at the Apple Expo in Paris. Read some of the articles here: Independent.co.uk: Windows dressing isn't the Apple way Der Spiegel: Auf Kaffeefahrt mit Steve Jobs [in german; analysis of Steve Jobs' keynote and his magic] 5Dias.com: Steve Jobs: "Éste es el año de los ordenadores portátiles" [in Spanish; interview with Steve Jobs] The Motley Fool: Death of Desktops? Many of these are published in European media, one of the rumors around Apple in the last few months was a push to increase it's presence in Europe. Apple posted a QuickTime stream of Steve Jobs' keynote and photos from the keynote and the expo. (0) comments Sunday, September 21, 2003
Terascale Cluster Virginia Tech's Terascale Cluster is being built. Pictures are posted on the website, but for some reason public access to the directory has been revoked. MacMinute has a few pictures on it's site: Virginia Tech G5 supercomputer cluster photos. And a few more are to be found on chaosmint.com: Virginia Tech PowerMac G5 Cluster Photos. (0) comments Friday, September 19, 2003
Please don't buy Macs Many people say that corporate -and other- IT people recommend Windows as a means to secure their own jobs. John Gruber had a terrific go about this topic in one of his recent columns Good Times. If you ever happened to doubt this theory, here is a little quote to illustrate: On Friday, September 19, 2003*: >> I work on PC's for a living. And we recommend Dell to our clients. >> > And you recommend Dells because......????? > Because working on PC's allows me to continue working, and buying Macs for myself..... If all my clients had Macs, we probably would need half our techs. *This is an actual live quote from a mailing list I am subscribed to. So, please people, don't buy Mac's, think of all the poor IT guys and gals with their, oh so precious, MCSE certifications that will loose their jobs because of your irresponsible and reckless behavior. (0) comments Saturday, September 13, 2003
Now this is some switcher story... InfoWorld's CTO Chad Dickerson writes in his column about his personal discovery of Mac OS X Moving to a Mac A small integration project dispels some preconceptions about OS X and the follow up... Mac OS X: It just works An option that's enterprise-worthy (0) comments Wednesday, August 27, 2003
What's up for Paris? There has been a great deal of anticipation for what will be revealed at Apple's WWDC earlier this year. Many of us got what they wanted, a sneak peak at Panther and the announcement of the fabulous G5 and a whole wonderful new world with it. But at least as many of us were a bit disappointed by the lack of new 15' PowerBooks. Now there is new hope with the announcement of a Stevenote in Paris as an opening event for the Apple Expo. So, what can we expect to be presented with? • New Powerbooks are sure strong candidates, supplies running low at the dealers, normal upgrade cycles being long overdue. • Rumors have it that Panther might be ready for prime time already. • iTMS for Europe would be a possibility, talks with the labels had been going on for months and by now they should be convinced of the business model with the iTMS being quite a success and hopefully be able to sort out the more complicated European licensing schemes. • iMac updates are in the pipeline too. • Rumored Apple-branded bluetooth keyboards and mice might make their debut in Paris as well. Well, 20 days and counting... (0) comments Tuesday, August 26, 2003
Stevenote in Paris Macnews.de reports that Apple Germany confirmed a keynote in Paris by Steve Jobs. Here is the translation of the post: Steve Jobs will deliver the keynote at the Paris Apple Expo (Update) The announcement did not come as a surprise: Apple Germany confirmed officially Steve Jobs will be opening the Apple Expo in Paris. The show, which will be held from September 16 to 20 at the local fairground Porte de Versailles, will start with one of the famous Stevenotes on Tuesday 10 am. It will be held at the Palais des Congrès. As always, Apple didn't give any details regarding the topics of the presentation, the rumors range from the official launch of Mac OS 10.3, code name 'Panther' to new Powerbooks and updated iMacs. Here is the original story (in German). (0) comments Saturday, August 23, 2003
How many buttons??? Please someone tell me how many buttons this mouse has!!! Sources provide Wireless Keyboard/Mouse details (0) comments How about some M$ bashing for a change? Enjoy... Forget California, it's time to recall Microsoft (0) comments Microsoft making my day... ...or rather my week. Microsoft eats crow to protect users Microsoft Is Using Linux To Protect Its Own Web Site (0) comments Monday, August 18, 2003
G5s are shipping Apple started shipping the new Powermacs equipped with single processor G5 processor and running Mac OS 10.2.7. Powermac G5. Now shipping. Panther Panther made it to build 7B39, seeded to developers last weekend. (0) comments Back from vacations... and the Mac-scene seems to start waking up after the summer break too. (0) comments Tuesday, July 22, 2003
PhishMac or MacPhish? House of Live Phish: Amidst the commotion will be a tranquil, well-lit, air-conditioned tent to create your own custom FREE Live Phish CD. Create a playlist from hundreds of Live Phish tracks preloaded onto a couple dozen iMacs, burn a CD on iTunes, and walk out with a great mix for the ride home. Or if you've had your fill of Phish, come on in, check your email, check the scores -- whatever your pleasure. Special thanks to Apple Computer for providing the iMacs and Verbatim for providing the top quality blank media. From Phish :: News (0) comments Monday, July 21, 2003
Why does David Coursey want a Pentium Mac? He sure has a point when he proposes an Apple-built, dual-boot, intel-based Mac, but I don't see that happen any soon. Can you imagine Steve Jobs presenting an 'intel-inside' box in his next Steve-note? I sure can't... Read the commentary on c|net Asia. (0) comments iChat AV envy? So, you'd like to join the iChat AV frenzy but you are stuck with a USB web-cam? ecamm offers iChatUSBCam Application Enhancer module, which, based on Unsanity's APE. I couldn't try it out myself, because I have no USB Web-Cam, but it looks quite promising. (0) comments Wednesday, July 16, 2003
RSS overdose About.com, provider of Internet Guide sites, recently switched it's publishing system to blog-style powered by MovableType. Hundreds of guide sites in 23 categories covering over 50,000 subjects and providing more than 1 Million links to resources on the Net are now available via XML feed. My favorite channels: World/Independent Film French Macintosh related channels: Macintosh Operating Systems Focus on Mac Suport (0) comments R.I.P Netscape According to different sources, AOL is closing down Netscape, including mass-firing and dismantling property. Mozillazine: AOL Cuts Remaining Mozilla Hackers Glazblog Slashdot: AOL Lays Off 50 Netscape Coders c|net: AOL lays off Netscape developers The Register: AOL kills Netscape Internetnews: Mozilla Officially Out of Netscape and Mozilla.org announces Mozilla Foundation (0) comments As seen on CNN CNN has 2 stories in it's technology section worth mentioning here. First an article about News feed readers and news aggregators by Christine Boese, Welcome to the 'new' Web, same as the 'old' Web prominently featuring NetNewsWire. The second one Google gag becomes big hit relates to an earlier post. (0) comments MacBU New Office v.X product lineup MicrosoftWatch reports on upcoming new offers and price-cuts for Microsoft's Mac offerings. Amongst others: Office for Students and Teachers, Office Professional, price-cuts for stand-alone Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Microsoft is said to announce these changes on August 12. Read the whole story here. (0) comments Saturday, July 12, 2003
Friday, July 11, 2003
Lazy Summer The world of Macintosh seems to have fallen in a digesting nap after the WWDC. With all the good news about G5s and Panther coming up a and not much to speculate about for the Macworld CreativePro show in NY and vacation time coming up there's not much new to report on. (0) comments New Free Audio Capture Utility by Ambrosia Software Ambrosia Software released today WireTap a new audio capture utility which enables users to capture any sound played on their Macintosh, including Internet radio stations such as the BBC News, sound snippets from a DVD movie, record the audio from a game, or even iChatAV. (0) comments Friday, July 04, 2003
Power... Ted McGinty thought he was living the high life. Plucked from a ramshackle house he shared with two roommates, he was sent to live in a lovely two-story Victorian with a view of the water. He scored a nice job as a mid-level manager at a local hospital and was on his way to a masters degree at the local college. And then a giant robot from outer space arrived. McGinty watched it destroy his home before it turned on the rest of the city, leaving a trail of devastation in its path. Soon the metropolis where McGinty thought he could make a fresh start was gone. “What happened to my home?” he cried. “Who did this to me?” You did. You were bored with that city, and its crushing budget deficit didn’t help matters. Read Brad Cook's review of SimCity 4 on Apple Games (0) comments Flipping the Bird John Gruber's excellent point-by-point dissection of Paul Boutin's claim that Linux's growing desktop market share hurts Apple. Read it here. And after you are done reading the article, cast your vote for your favourite OS at Arstechnica and don't be surprised by the results. (0) comments Feeling Lucky? Go to Google, enter "weapons of mass destruction" (including the quotes) and press the button 'I'm Feeling Lucky'... (0) comments
There is no place like home... or is there?
British astronomers say they found the first sun-like star with a giant gas planet in an orbit similar to Jupiter's, which leaves plenty of room for worlds like Earth and Mars. The discovery "moves this star to No. 1 on the list" of places to look for a planet like Earth, said astrophysicist Hugh Jones of Liverpool John Moores University, who led the team that made the discovery. ... Read the whole story in Weird Wednesday, July 02, 2003
From MacCentral:
... Jupiter research analyst Michael Gartenberg thinks this could be a good start for Apple, although they will have some of the same old problems to overcome. "Apple is fighting three myths: one is that you pay a huge price premium; the second is that there is no software; and the third is that they are tremendously proprietary," said Gartenberg. "The truth is, none of those things are accurate -- Apple is price competitive relative to their competitors; there is plenty of software for the tasks most individuals need to do and beyond; and Apple supports far more open standards than any other competing operating system. You combine that with a product like the G5 and you have to believe that lots of people are going to start taking a look at this -- if they can overcome their Apple prejudice." ...Read the whole story Friday, June 20, 2003
Great... When I wanted to publish the last entry, I got an error indicating that a tag in my template was missing. This was a slight understatement... the whole template was gone and with it the customizations. I was lucky to have the blog still open in another window so I could save the source. But, to see the positive side of the story, I anyway didn't really like the old layout. (0) comments Still nothing about that famous new blogger and no posting without the webinterface :-( I'm presently in a RSS/XML frenzy. I figured out with NetNewsReader I can read news, blogs and even newsletters (e.g. TidBits). It's a really cool way to read stuff and I even unsubscribed already from several mailing-lists which I can now receive via RSS. I definitely like to stay informed but visiting several news websites a day is just too time-consuming, RSS is the solutions for that, I just browse the headlines and if I find something interesting I read the short intro and maybe click through to the story. RSS seams to be a way to stay on top of the information overload, I just wonder how long it will take until someone figures out how to push ads over that channel too. (0) comments Thursday, June 19, 2003
...and it get's even worse! I just set up a new blog to see this new blogger and to try the app for posting... The new blog is on the new system already and the web-interface is much better and the app for posting works too!!! I WANNA MOVE ...NOW... PLEASE :-( (0) comments Life sucks... So, finally I came a cross an app that allows me to post without using the annoying web interface. But, of course, with my luck, exactly the day I want to try it out for the first time the blogger guys start moving blogs to a new system and for the blogs still on the old system the APIs don't work... :-( The post on the blogger status page says this will take a day or 2... today is the 4th day si I figured out since my blog was dormant for some time it might not be moved soon. Ok then, here is a post and let's hope that will speed things up. (0) comments Thursday, April 17, 2003
Update I upgraded my Wallstreet PB today with a Sonnet Crescendo G4/500. Works great so far, details will follow.... (0) comments Saturday, March 01, 2003
Networking Net Monitor: Nifty Little Networking Utility Guy Meyer's Net Monitor is a network monitoring tool for Mac OS X. It provides a highly customizable histogram view of your network interface(s), displayed in Dock, Menu Bar or a floating window. Features include • 7 Graph types, 3 Scaling options, Auto Scaling mode, 2 Scrolling directions, Transparency & Grid, • Textual display of throughput, interval data through & total data through, • Dynamically updates in sync with network configuration & Location, • Automatic monitoring of primary network, as well as a list of PPP specific features. (0) comments How-To Sending SMS from Your Mac via Bluetooth Excelent article about how to send SMS messages from your Mac using built-in funcionallity of the systemwide Addressbook. Author Wei-Meng Lee explains step by step how to send and receive SMS messages. Read Use Bluetooth for SMS on O'Rielly Network (0) comments Apple Keynote Update released Apple released an update (1.0.1) to it's presentation software Keynote. The update is available free of charge from Apple's web site. Keynote Download update Read knowledgebase article regarding the update (0) comments Saturday, February 22, 2003
Not lazy, just too little time... I have to appologize to the readers of my blog for not posting more often. Not that I don't have enough material to post, but the time to do it is missing. As I find the Blog*Spot web-interface quite cumbersome to work with, I am evaluating other posibilities for maintaining a blog. Until I find a good solution for to do this, I'll go on formating the posts with Taco HTML Editor, a small freeware utility and copy/pasting them in the web-interface of Blog*Spot. Not that I do not appreciate the free service, I just have a genuine disliking of web-interfaces for email and similar and the blog here is no exception. It does work a bit better since Safari's update to v60, now the window doesn't close anymore when I hit the 'post' button, it just goes blank and needs to be refreshed manually. So, please keep coming back, I promise it will get better :-) (0) comments You can throw away the earplugs... Power Mac G4 Power Supply Exchange Program Announcement The Power Mac G4 Power Supply Exchange Program offers owners of Power Mac G4 (Mirrored Drive Doors) computers the option of reducing the operating acoustic level of their computers by exchanging their original power supplies and system fans for new, quieter versions. Read detailed info on Apple's website... (0) comments Monday, February 03, 2003
Must have... Not enough desktop real estate to get yourself a new Xserve? If the only reason not to get an Xserve was the the question where to put it, Marathon Computer's Vert•X for Apple Xserve is the solution for you. (0) comments Networking Airport Extreme... 802.11g... Ever wondered what all the fuzz is about? At the SF Macworld Expo Apple released -amongst other things- new Airport Extreme Basestations and Cards. If you are wondering what it is all about and would like to get some more detailed information about it, you might want to read the article by Adam Engst and Glen Fleishman on O'Reilly Network on this topic. Read 802.11g's "Extreme" Emergence on O'Reilly's. (0) comments Friday, January 31, 2003
iPhoto 2 Apple released today iPhoto 2.0, available as a 32MB downoad from Apple's web site or via Software Update or as a part of the 49 USD iLife CD. Read Derrick Story's first impressions on O'Reilly: iPhoto 2.0 -- It's Mostly Good News (0) comments Thursday, January 30, 2003
Cool Product
Cheapest AirPort Range Extender -- It takes two to tango with wireless networking, and one way to improve your laptop's signal strength is to move your AirPort Base Station to a more central location. If you've avoided doing so because there's no electrical power near that ideal spot, MacWireless has a solution for you. The MacWireless Power Over Ethernet product consists of a pair of adapters that send power over unused pairs of wires in the Ethernet cable that connects your AirPort Base Station to the rest of your network. It's only $30 and should be shipping in a few weeks. Power Over Ethernet found on Tidbits Friday, January 17, 2003
Shouldn't talk to loud about the big bad blogger... it just blew up Safari but the post survived :-) For anyone who might not know yet, Safari is Apples brand-new browser. Steve Jobs introduced it in his keynote to the Macworld Expo in San Francisco and it's one nice browser. For starters it's fast. Apple claims it is 3x faster then IE and from some 10 days using it, I can just confirm it's speed. The iTunes-style bookmarks feature might be a bit unusual first but proves very handy in daily use. Safari also sports a Google search-feature integrated in the toolbar. Other goodies are a spellchecker, a pop-up killer and a snap-back feature, which enables you to jump back to the initial page of the site you are in or to mark a certain page for snap-back. Interface-wise Safari comes in brushed metal like other iApps and the new Calculator in Jaguar. Safari still being a beta release (1.0 v52 as of writing) it also has a simple to use bug-report feature. At the far right end of the toolbar is a button with something on it that remains vaguely of a tick. Clicking this button gets you to an intuitive bug report including advanced features like sending screenshots and source-code. For the system requirements: nothing less than Jaguar (10.2.3 recommended). And for the ones that need to know what's inside: KHTML rendering engine and a developer-team from Chimera. All in all a pretty nice App and once it grows out of it's betahood it could be easily the #1 browser on the Mac platform. (0) comments Hi everyone, welcome the 2nd... after I set up this blog I wrote a really nice intro and guess what happened... it disappeared. Somewhere between writing, posting, and publishing it just vanished :-( So here I go again: I was for some time considering to start a blog and since I don't know how successful this might be, I decided to give it a try with a free Blog*Spot one for now. If it works fine I'll be transferring it to my own server, but for now I prefer to write posts then edit scripts ;-) What will I be writing about? Mostly Mac related stuff, OS X, safari, iApps, all kind of tools and goodies, Palm related issues, Bluetooth, networking (this one of my favorite topics), etc. There will be some things off-topic too, the occasional movie review or else. So now let's hope the big bad blogger won't eat my post again ;-) Kay (0) comments |
