POST – Testing wp-comment-785 – comment >>> feeds are fed into other blogger’s RSS feeders <<< -(?)- (Are they? How might I confirm this, and a gazillion other issue's underlying that one)

GOOGLED – feeds are fed into other blogger’s RSS feeders

VIEWED – http://www.rss-specifications.com/blog.htm – (Cherry picking stuff thats of interest)

READ – (in full, as it interested me today) – http://labnol.blogspot.com/2006/12/do-you-publish-full-text-feeds-or.html –

One commenter (Said this) – You hit the nail on the head. Full feeds are the superior customer service experience. Providing partial feeds is dictating to your readers how YOU want them to read the site. Full feeds put your readers in control

THIS ARTICLE >>> http://labnol.blogspot.com/2006/07/dealing-with-website-plagiarism-when.html <<< - provides a VERY - GOOD insight, ...

AND; - http://www.copyscape.com = another very useful tool and informational site. This is related – http://www.grammarly.com/ –

OTHER STUFF; – (as it says >> FIND blog rss feeds)
#1: – http://tipssupremo.blogspot.com/2009/02/how-to-find-my-blogs-rss-feed-url.html
#2: – http://feeds.feedburner.com/TipsSupremoBlog –

Sequence of Links – (Click through path, .. monitoring myself?)

#1: -
http://www.abc.net.au/innovation/bluebird/

#2: -
https://dashboardcollective.net/

#3: -
https://dashboardcollective.net/default.aspx?item=4603&type=1&filename=rn_scienceshow_full_panel.mp3

#4: – http://www.abc.net.au/innovation/bluebird/what_is_bbar.htm

#5: – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternate_reality_game

VISITED: – http://www.simplewebsitemarketing.com/autoresponders-email-marketing-tools-reviews.htm

Aweber – http://www.aweber.com/autoresponders.htm

Video – http://www.socratestheme.com/

When you write data to a USB storage device, there’s no guarantee the data is written at that exact moment.

This is the result of the operating system storing up read and write jobs so they can be executed in a single batch – speeding up performance and providing a better user experience.

However, if you remove the device before the data has been written you’ll lose the data.

This is why 0S X, Windows and Linux ask you to warn the operating system youre about to remove the device – usually by clicking on an icon or menu option.

GRD-COMMENT ~ That explanation is VERY good – and provides REASON enough WHY any user should ‘Remove_Sticks_Safely’

ANOTHER SENARIO: – (Saved as text files, so pasted here)

FROM – URL: – http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,1819756,00.asp

Disabling Delayed-Write in Windows – 05.18.05 – by Neil J. Rubenking

Microsoft Windows has a feature that, at least for me, is very annoying. When I transfer files to an external device, such as an external hard drive, Windows indicates when the task is completed. However, if I immediately disconnect the external device, I get a Windows error message saying that the transfer of files was not complete because delayed-write was not finished. In other words, Windows continues its transfer process in the background for several minutes after it gives all appearances of having completed the task. Is there a way to determine when the delayed-write process is actually completed? Or, even better, is there a way to disable delayed-write so that Windows transfers only files in real time and does not report the task as complete until it is actually completed?

David A. Coup

If the drive is connected via USB, you will normally see an icon appear in the system tray when you plug it in. You can right-click on the icon and “Stop” the drive, which forces all pending writes to complete. Windows then reports that you can safely remove the drive. If it’s another type of external device, try disabling write caching for it in Device Manager. Specifically:

# Right-click on My Computer and choose Properties.

# Click on the Hardware tab.

# Click on the Device Manager button.

# Find the device in the list, probably under “Disk Drives.”

# Right-click on the device and choose Properties.

# Click on the Policies tab.

# Uncheck Enable write caching on disk.

# Click on OK.

That should do it. Note that you can disable write caching for internal hard drives as well, but doing so may affect system performance.

I have documented the OS-Services that have been disabled over the first 2 to 3 weeks of operation since Re-Installing this OS, here >>> Vista-Biz-Configuration / List of Services DISABLED <<<

IT is useable, and I can get my work done, with the current "Setup", ...
My configuration - Is certainly NOT "As it came" - (Out of the box) from the IBM shop.

AND; IF, I re-install the Vista-Biz DEFAULTs, .. I get the "AWFUL" original-configuration back.

SO; I need to know, what I did, .. to get it into a reasonable "operational-state".

THIS; Becomes “Part of the Web-Browser series of posted here” and related to “App crash” – (Also in the Web-Browser category)

My Digital-Life – Wins the prize for making this most accessible to ME! >>> “User can easily change the default folder that Windows Explorer goes to upon running” <<<

QUOTE; -
When running and opening Windows Explorer, Windows Explorer will automatically display and show the content of a folder, by default is typically My Documents in Windows XP and Windows Server, Documents in Windows Vista and Libraries in Windows 7. User can easily change the default folder that Windows Explorer goes to upon running, by knowing the correct CLSID of the folder or special object.

Tip; – Right-click on the desktop and select New, and then Shortcut.
Type the following: – %windir%\explorer.exe /e
This will launch Windows Explorer in Folders mode.
The rest is up to you to explore (AND; me too)

EXAMPLE: – String –

%windir%\explorer.exe /n /e, C:\Users\grdanson\Downloads

Opens explorer directly in the “Downloads” directory.
Note the “,” AFTER the “e” is required, (Hope that makes sense to everyone)

VISIT – URL: – >>> http://www.maxi-pedia.com/Windows+7+Explorer+default+folder <<< for an alternative take on this topic, (My Digital life, is GOOD, and BRIEF, but limited working examples, [LIKE here!])

YouTuber: – stevebd1 — April 05, 2008 — A video from the Chandra website regarding the Large Magellanic Cloud date- 2nd April 08 source – FROM URL: – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBbsXZkJf7I

http://chandra.harvard.edu/index.html

‘The Large Magellanic Cloud, known as the LMC, is a nearby satellite galaxy of our own Milky Way. At a distance of around 160,000 light-

years, the LMC is the third closest galaxy to us. But the LMC is more than just a nice little sidekick.’
Category:
Science & Technology

The app-crash prevents me from Killing the Brower-Process running, .. (Only a RESTART of the computer, .. can fix that)

THE PROBLEM: – That exists on this computer, (Will cause ANY web-browser to crash, ..  it would seem), .. HENCE the problem is not IN the browser, but some other plugin-/-application, that is hooked into the browser (What ever brower is used)

Windows is know as a “Event-Driven operating system“, .. (THIS Event, taken from eventvwr.exe)

Event Name: AppHangXProcB1
Problem signature:
P1: chrome.exe
P2: 0.0.0.0
P3: 4bd40a55
P4: 4966
P5: 32
P6: AcroRd32.exe
P7: 8.0.0.456

THIS; is (See previous post) >>> Adobe Flash (causing problems?) <<<

UNINSTALL Acrobat Reader Ver 8 – (To be completed tonight, ..)

THEN – Wait and observe, … >>> IF the application-crash, “Disappears” – NEVER to happen again hopefully <<< (Even if it is only once -OR- twice a day, .. it is a real PAIN)

Island Energy Systems – Tour – Off Grid Solar Electric

YouTuber: IslandEnergySystems — September 12, 2008 — http://solarnexusinternational.com