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a new VAIO

No more a fan of Apple, at least for now but still considering future versions ….. Its been almost 2 weeks since Lesley bought a new Sony VAIO … its the latest version and in its latest new color, metallic brown with the 16.4″ screen. Its really neat and being new, its a nice new toy! Its with the new 16.4″ screen, new metallic brown with huge memory as well. I am supposed to create the recovery disk but have not done it yet till now … will have to do it ASAP.

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Written by livingintreasure

July 15, 2009 at 9:11 PM

Posted in Family & Friends, Lifestyle, Sony VAIO

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Reports link Chinese drywall, corrosion in U.S. homes
The suspected link between Chinese drywall and toxic effects reported by thousands of U.S. homeowners was strengthened Monday by three government reports.
Sanford faces 37 ethics charges
The South Carolina Ethics Commission has charged Gov. Mark Sanford with 37 counts of violating state ethics laws, according to a complaint released by the commission on Monday.
21 massacred in Philippines
Gunmen kidnapped and killed at least 21 people in the Philippines today in what a presidential adviser called the most "gruesome massacre of civilians" in recent history.

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another quiet sunday
Sunday Two sundays ago, I walked into the wrong classroom and confidently defended my ‘territory”. The crowd who were already seated left politely but with puzzled looks on their faces. As they were leaving, I overheard one telling another that probaby there was a last minute change of room. They being there puzzled me too but I simply disreg […]
what’s with veggies
Wednesday Daniel went fishing this past weekend; came back with plenty of catch. It was raining heavily hours before their boat finally docked in but amazingly, Daniel mentioned, not a single raindrop at sea!! We’re still getting so much rain, mostly towards the evening. We normally have experience this type of weather around this time of the year anywa […]
camping area
It’s friday again. Today felt ’short’ but that’s probably so because it’s simply friday and lunch hour starts at 11.30am! Slowly and steadily, I managed to complete half of the tedious tasks by noon, there are stacks at home, still waiting! But first thing first. Yes, I wondered if I should do the same cycle [...]

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Lap-packing: the accessible indie traveller
A new series of accessible travel videos from indie wheelchair traveller (or lap-packer) Craig Grimes.Lap-packing: the accessible indie traveller is happily produced by The Indie Travel Podcast, proud winners of Lonely Planet's "Best Podcast 2009" -- Check out our free podcast in iTunes, free online travel magazine, or have the Indie Travel Po […]
7 reasons hostels rock and how to really enjoy them
Seven reasons that hostels rock. The pros of cheap accommodation for travellers.7 reasons hostels rock and how to really enjoy them is happily produced by The Indie Travel Podcast, proud winners of Lonely Planet's "Best Podcast 2009" -- Check out our free podcast in iTunes, free online travel magazine, or have the Indie Travel Podcast Magazine […]

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NEW SPECIES PICTURES: Deep-Sea "Jumbo Dumbo," More
A see-through sea cucumber, a "big eared" octopus-like animal, a "gold treasure" crustacean, and more are among the many new deep-dwellers collected during an ongoing marine census.
Restarted LHC Now 2 Big Steps Closer to "Big Bang" Test
Bringing the balky "big bang machine" another step closer to full power, physicists now have two beams of protons stable and circulating though the Large Hadron Collider's main ring.
VIDEO: "Dumbo," Other Deep-Sea Oddities Found
Oil-eating tubeworms and 15-tentacled sea cucumbers are among the 5,000 deep-dwelling species identified by the Census of Marine Life, a ten-year effort to chronicle life in the deep ocean.

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Consulting the Oracle November 19, 2009
Sensō-ji is an ancient Buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo. It is the city’s oldest temple, and one of its most significant. Within the temple itself, and at many places on its approach, there are omikuji stalls. For a suggested donation of 100 yen, visitors may consult the oracle and divine answers to their questions. Querents shake [...]
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Spirit in the Desert October 29, 2009
Uluru, the World Heritage Site formerly known as Ayers Rock, is one of the world’s most recognizable natural icons – and along with the Sydney Opera House, an international symbol for Australia. The sandstone monolith is culturally significant to the Anangu aborigines, the traditional landowners of Uluru. In 1873 surveyor William Gosse, on an exp […]

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SkyDive Hawaii
Frank & Meg jump out of a perfectly good airplane on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii.
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The Pilot's Perspective
Captainjohn takes advantage of having an extra crewmember along on a recent flight which enables him to capture some unique footage of cockpit life
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Peru - Huacachina and Lake Titicaca
A journey through the south of Peru involving sand boarding on the dunes of Huacachina and a visit to the floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca.
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SkyDive Hawaii
Frank & Meg jump out of a perfectly good airplane on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii.
The MapMakers: Hitchhiking in Colombia
Hitchhiking in Colombia is not as dangerous as one might think. Two travelers, Adam Tanner and Mike Dickenson set out on to film an investigative travel documentary to see if the Colombia they have heard about is different from the Colombia they experience. www.themapmakers.org
The Three Manly Sports
Originally conceived by Genghis Khan as off-season training for his army, the three-day sports festival of Nadaam--with wrestling, archery, and horse racing--is now Mongolia's biggest event.