Spotted this sign on the drive into the office this morning.

I didn't know: a) they had gun shows in Frisco, b) that one was going on this weekend.

This might be a problem for my wallet.  The entrance line was stretched out around the building.

Details:

Location
Frisco Gun Shows are held at the Dr Pepper Arena - 2601 Avenue of the Stars, Frisco TX 75034.

Dates
July 31 & August 1, 2010

Show Hours
Saturday 9am to 5pm
Sunday 10am to 5pm
Vendor Set-up Friday 10am to 6pm and Saturday 7:30am to 9am

Admission
General Admission - $8
Children UNDER 12 - Free
Uniformed Peace Officers - Free

Weekend Pass - $12.00, return FREE on Sunday.

Plenty of FREE Parking

More information located here: http://www.fwgunshow.com/frisco.html and http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/GunShows/ShowDetails.aspx?sid=16653

If you check it out, let me know.

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I wonder how this little guy managed to get all the way up to the third floor of our office building. Have no fear - he's been relocated to greener pastures.

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Here is a quick test of the video recording and editing capabilities on the iPhone 4.  This video was shot in low light while the iPhone was held stationary with an In Your Face viewbase.  I used iMovie for the iPhone to edit down several different takes into one 30 second spot--then I exported and uploaded to YouTube--all from the phone.

The process was relatively simple with the biggest hitch being the amount of time it took to trim the video clip.  You highlight and drag, recenter, highlight and drag.  It was the only part of the entire test that wasn't a breeze.

The IYF viewbase is still available through amazon for $29.95.  My only note would be that it makes a better holder for watching videos than it does for shooting them.  There are probably better solutions out there, but I had it handy and it worked in a pinch.

Links:

IYF Viewbase @ Amazon

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The challenge:  Find my friend a stylish monitor stand / notebook dock.  It was harder to find than I thought.  A trip to Staples, Office Depot, and Office Max turned up bulky plastic eyesores that would have taken up too much desk space.

Plan B: Design a stylish monitor stand / notebook dock.  The Container Store came through with some unusual components, that when combined - create something unique and functional.

What you'll need:

4-Bottle Iron Stacking Wine Rack [10049050]

10-1/8" x 9-3/4" x 10" h

$19.99

Wing Glass Shelf [10049930]

8" x 24" x 1/2" h

$16.99

Clear Dot Adhesive Surface Protectors

-Available at retail, but I couldn't find them online.

Assembly is a breeze - attach the adhesive protectors over the pin holes on the top of the wine rack and center the glass on top.  The weight of the glass is enough to keep it in place.  Rubber ducks are optional.

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We headed out at 6:30 AM to the Apple Store at Willow Bend Mall in Plano, Texas.  If I had to guess, I'd say that when we arrived shortly after 7:00 AM, we had about 500-600 people in line in front of us.  I've attached a rude sketch of the line that shows where we started on the other end of the mall, wound around the play area into a zig zag queue, before making it to another line in front of the store.  We entered Apple around 3:30 PM and breezed through getting the whole family new iPhones in less than 15 minutes.

Eight or so hours in a line was made bearable by the folks at Apple providing food and drinks from mall vendors.  We had Chic-fil-A, Auntie Anne's, Krispy Kreme, Hagen-Daz, and California Pizza Kitchen.  A big thanks to the staff of Apple Willow Bend for making a long wait tolerable.

Oh, and the new iPhone rocks.

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@kreatre2009 this will give you some idea. We're still this side of the play area.

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Also enjoy a free craft.

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