Perhaps it’s not a problem that cursive writing seems to be a dying art form…

Handwriting Tips Penmanship – NYTimes.com

A place to play ALL of the classic Infocom text based adventure games.

Play Infocom Games Online

The Seattle Knights and Pirates are going to run amok….

Penumbra Fantasy Faire

Really cool metal light switch covers. Pricey, but there is nothing like them for adding the final touch to a decor.

A really cool website that deals with tips and ideas for taking great photographs. Both techniques and tools/gadgets are covered.

Photofocus

An excellent free website that generates CSS based menus. Very simple and quick for getting you started understanding CSS menus. Supports drop down, horizontal and vertical styles. Gives you a zip file containting the ready to use menu files, which you can then easily edit to your liking.

CSS Menu Generator

I’ve found that one of the best ways to keep things like Facebook and the Windows Live Profile fresh is to use Twitter as the hub for updating everything. Much simpler than trying update all these various sites.

Being more than slightly attached to Windows Mobile/Windows Phone, I’ve wanted a way to use my device to do the updates, so that I have a chance of doing them more frequently. It’s also good for capturing thoughts when listening to church talks.

Showing that there is life in the Windows Mobile ISV community, I came across Twikini (http://www.trinketsoftware.com/Twikini/). Twikini is a fabulous Windows Mobile program that makes updating your Twitter status and reading those you follow brain-dead simple. It’s very fast, very lightweight and a joy to use.

Trinket Software, the makers of Twikini and some other interesting Windows Mobile software, also gets that to be successful you have to price your software differently than a standard piece of desktop software. Twikini costs only $4.95 (total) when bundled with one of Trinket’s other applications. Not only well designed, but a bargain as well!

I’ve been using it for a month or two now. Even with the prototype devices and software I come in contact with, Twikini is rock solid. Well worth it for any Windows Mobile User. Versions for both Touch and non-Touch Windows Mobile devices are available.

Twikini – Trinket Software

Looks like at least one programmer has been able to resurrect the features Momento Live! remote service by way of some rather complex setup steps.

Great work and a testament to perseverance.

MomentoResurrected

This is a wonderful little experiment! Click on the picture for the full story.

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