It took me a while to find this, but in case you were looking for it…here’s the updated drivers for the Novatel MC950D Mobile Broadband USB Modem on Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
Without it, when you install Snow Leopard, the computer doesn’t recognize the modem anymore.
There are 145 TTC routes now equipped with the bike racks on the front of the buses.
I have to admit that I’ve never done it partly due to the intimidation factor of trying to load a bike when I’ve never done it before…with a full bus of passengers waiting.
It looks pretty simple. I’ll give it a try one day and report back.
OK, I’m not sure what’s going on. It is either a bug, or a feature that only I want, but it makes not sense to me.
I’m happily logging my running kilometers on my Apple iPod Nano using the Nike+ iPod Sports Kit. You can use it to play your Playlists, or all your songs in shuffle mode while working out. You can even store a “power song” (which I’m guessing is Eye of the Tiger on most iPods) to perk you up when your energy is waning during the workout BUT, for some reason, podcasts isn’t on the list of sources when you go to start a Nike+ workout.
What gives with that? Yes, I like my tunes, but what’s wrong with listening to a podcast while running?
Here’s the workaround:
You can start playing your podcast BEFORE clicking on Nike+iPod.
From the Nike+iPod menu, choose the workout you wish to do as usual.
Then, choose “Now Playing” as your music source.
Irritating, but at least it works. Hopefully, Apple will work on this in a future release of the iPod firmware.
This video from Lonely Planet basically has most of my travel packing tips in one place. Take a look. It is worth your time if you travel more than once a year.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comment section. Enjoy!
Daniel Ho is an entrepreneur and experienced strategic program adviser, project manager and management consultant with over 15 years of experience consulting to Boards, Executives and senior management.
He has extensive experience in both the public and private sector.
His specialty is in bridging the gap between market/business driven requirements and successful technology execution.
His many interests include information technology innovations and its effect on business and learning; social media; eradicating extreme poverty and protecting our environment.
Daniel spends his days puttering around the office trying to make some filthy lucre.
The rest of the time, Daniel is working out how to save/take over the world with his son and long-suffering wife.
Recent Comments