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IrfanView - the Totally Free, Totally Portable, Indispensable Image Viewer
IrfanView is hands down the best image viewer and editor for the everyday user. IrfanView is fast, compact, portable and FREE! IrfanView runs on virtually all versions of Windows still in use today (...
0 commentsBring out the GIMP - Photoshop replacement
Have you ever wanted or needed to edit an image, but found the task difficult or impossible without using a high end graphics package like Photoshop? The key to Photoshop's power is the ability to create and...
2 commentsEncrypt Your Data on the Fly With TrueCrypt
Have you ever wished you could lock up your most private and personal files away from prying eyes? Do you have word processor files, or financial data you need to keep, but want to lock unauthorized people...
0 commentsLayman's Review: Beethoven - Symphony No. 3, Eroica
Beethoven's Eroica symphony opens with two chords heard round the world. These two simple but powerful triads in E flat shook the foundations of serene early 19th century music. This was a battle cry. This was a Clarion call to a new understanding of music...
4 commentsAll About Sunspots
A sunspot is a dark spot on the Sun, but you probably already knew that. What you might not have known is what causes sunspots and why sunspots are dark. Sunspots exist on the surface, or photosphere, of...
6 comments5 great christmas albums
A few years ago, my wife and I thought it would be fun to put together our own mix of Christmas music. We did it because there were so few Christmas albums where we could say we liked all or even most of the songs that were on them. But we do have a collection of stock CDs that we also like quite a lot, and also listen to every year. Here's a list of 5 of our best.
5 commentsWolfgang Amadeus Mozart, In a Nutshell
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born on January 27 1756 to Anna Maria and Leopold Mozart in Salzburg, Austria. He was baptized "Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart." Young Wolfgang was a child...
6 commentsLayman's Review: Ludwig Van Beethoven - Symphony No.2 & No.7
This is the latest in my Layman's Review series on Classical Music CDs. I do this because I love the music and I do this in an effort to help other people with an interest in Classical Music find what they...
6 commentsLayman's Review: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Concertos, K271 & K503 (No. 9 and No. 25)
This is a layman's review of Mozart's Piano Concertos, K271 & K503 as performed by Alfred Brendel and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra with Sir Charles Mackerras conducting. Did you know that Wolfgang Amadeus...
0 commentsLayman's Review: J.S. Bach - The Two and Three Part Inventions
This is a review of Johann Sebastian Bach's The Two and Three Part Inventions, played by Glenn Gould for anyone who has an interest in classical music, but finds it difficult to decide what they might like.
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