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List just one thing you did today
- Thread starter Aspychata
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My order of I/2 pound of Romanian Red Garlic bulbs arrived. I prepared the bed where I'll be digging holes to plant them today.
I harvested enough garlic from the existing bed last spring to last me till this coming spring (I hope!) The red garlic will give me even more to harvest, and they have a much stronger flavor than the white bulbs I've grown forever.
I harvested enough garlic from the existing bed last spring to last me till this coming spring (I hope!) The red garlic will give me even more to harvest, and they have a much stronger flavor than the white bulbs I've grown forever.
Read in the Marginalian the following quote by a character in Tove Jansson's book Moominland in Winter:
"Too-ticky reminds him that hurrying is a toxic way of trying to resist the present:"
"Too-ticky reminds him that hurrying is a toxic way of trying to resist the present:"
Got my teeth cleaned.
The secret to good gums is rubber typing. learned this from amazing dentist 40 years ago. boy did it work. bleeding gums to really tough gums other dentists commented about later. Moved so had to change dentists.
What is rubber typing?
Congrats to all of you braving dental clinics to care for your teeth!
Dental implement tear shaped rubber with handle you push between teeths stenghtens the gums. did it since my original dentist told me about it all dentists after asked about my great gums. Best dental advice I ever got. Rubber tip brush teeth. take minute.
Got more of the kitchen cleaned up.
Moved and rewired my surround sound rear speakers to the level of my head/ears to improve and enhance rear channel sounds.
Much better, especially when using Sony's Digital Cinema Sound (DCS) as a default "sound field" for my home theater system, or even playing music only. The one sound field setting that seems to best emphasize those rear surround sound speakers to achieve that "surround sound" effect.
My Sony receiver has multiple sound fields built-in. Offering way more sound styles than merely bass or treble...and more sophisticated acoustically than equalization settings that used to define audio systems of the distant past:
* Headphone Setting (2 Channel)
* Sports (Enhanced broadcasting voices)
* Gaming (Realistic video game sounds)
* News (Clearer announcer voice)
* Portable Audio Enchancer (External connection to portable audio device)
* A.F.D. Standard (2-channel conventional stereo sound)
* A.F.D. Multi ( 2-channel sound, but from both front and rear speakers)
* Dolby Pro Logic ( Decodes 2-channel sound into 4.1 channels)
* Dolby Pro Logic II Movie (Decodes 2-channel sound into 5.1 channels for videos)
* Dolby Pro Logic II Music (Decodes 2-channel sound into 5.1 channels for music)
* Sony's Digital Cinema Sound (Decodes source into enhanced 5.1 channels music + videos)
Above all, I have learned NOT to use "Night Mode", which attenuates not only the subwoofer, but all the other speakers and their respective frequencies. A good way to "dumb down" sound to pacify the neighbors, but it ruins any sense of enjoying high fidelity" sound. Opting to change other settings to remove the "BOOM-BOOM" bass. Not easy, either. Not with modern multi-channel audio systems.
Much better, especially when using Sony's Digital Cinema Sound (DCS) as a default "sound field" for my home theater system, or even playing music only. The one sound field setting that seems to best emphasize those rear surround sound speakers to achieve that "surround sound" effect.
My Sony receiver has multiple sound fields built-in. Offering way more sound styles than merely bass or treble...and more sophisticated acoustically than equalization settings that used to define audio systems of the distant past:
* Headphone Setting (2 Channel)
* Sports (Enhanced broadcasting voices)
* Gaming (Realistic video game sounds)
* News (Clearer announcer voice)
* Portable Audio Enchancer (External connection to portable audio device)
* A.F.D. Standard (2-channel conventional stereo sound)
* A.F.D. Multi ( 2-channel sound, but from both front and rear speakers)
* Dolby Pro Logic ( Decodes 2-channel sound into 4.1 channels)
* Dolby Pro Logic II Movie (Decodes 2-channel sound into 5.1 channels for videos)
* Dolby Pro Logic II Music (Decodes 2-channel sound into 5.1 channels for music)
* Sony's Digital Cinema Sound (Decodes source into enhanced 5.1 channels music + videos)
Above all, I have learned NOT to use "Night Mode", which attenuates not only the subwoofer, but all the other speakers and their respective frequencies. A good way to "dumb down" sound to pacify the neighbors, but it ruins any sense of enjoying high fidelity" sound. Opting to change other settings to remove the "BOOM-BOOM" bass. Not easy, either. Not with modern multi-channel audio systems.
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slept
not done with all staying-alive-things just yet so i ordered groceries.
Got enough computer stuff together to get most of my taxes done.
We do our taxes with an off the shelf soft warewithhold 10% of stock income. have to be careful brother one year had to pay half a million in tax. I just want comfort no surprises, the more you make the more you pay, tricky to balance out.
Princess Viola
Dumbass Asexual
Closed up my summer home for the winter.
Digested stuff.
