at Rebar Coffee
Santa Barbara
Morning commute.
Stopped at the light.
Something about the straight line of the roof and the angle of the clouds.
Upgraded to Microsoft Office 2010 over the weekend at work.
Unfortunately, it seems to have trouble telling the difference between “it is” and “it belongs to.”
Update: One day later and we’re still having troubles – this time in MS Outlook:
Had a great afternoon on Sunday picnicking on Doran Beach near Bodega Bay.
After lunch, I helped the kids get started with sandcastles.
Once they got started, I grabbed my sea kayak off the Jeep and set out for a little paddle. Having spent all my time on whitewater rafts this summer, I launched on the lagoon side of the park where the water was flat.
While paddling out the harbor entrance, two people along the breakwater jetty asked for help unsticking their crab pots. After having them throwing me the crab pot line, I was able to tug in different directions and free the stuck crab traps from the rocks.
By the time I got out to the open water, the surf had come up some so I turned back and paddled back through the harbor entrance and lagoon to take out at the same place I launched.
Again, a note primarily for my reference…
To process each file in a directory using a batch file, the syntax would be
for %%f in (*.txt) do type %%f
From the command line it would be
for %f in (*.txt) do type %f
(and a reminder that
rename *.pdf B-*.pdf
really does rename all the PDF files by putting a “B” and a dash in front of each file)
Link to the microsoft.com web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/batch.mspx?mfr=true