Rainlendar is a small and compact desktop calendar that comes with some powerful features under the hood. It integrates nicely with your desktop wallpaper (several skins to choose from) and allows interactive access to selected dates, just click on a date to add an appointment or reminder. It also comes with a ToDo list that can optionally be displayed or maintained hidden. The calendar automatically highlights dates that have appointments and you can switch between months via keyboard shortcuts. In addition, Rainlendar can display your existing Outlook appointments (read-only), offers message alarms, and can also display multiple months, or the entire year. There is also an optional server available that allows you to synchronize Rainlendar installations across a network. Download it here.

it’s very COOL and FREE too!

Welcome to the SORT IT.com Website.” Be prepaired for an outrageously fun trip through a multitude of organizing dilemmas.

Plans for Shelves!
Free plans for wall shelves including floating shelves, garage shelves, bathroom shelves, corner shelves, decorative shelves, standing shelves and building shelves !

Many Linux commands you type at a shell prompt are not that different from the commands you would type either in MS-DOS or in Windows (from the MS-DOS prompt). In fact, some commands are identical.

Today was spent walking through all the exhibit booths. Here are a few photo’s starting with my company’s booth.

Here is Liftmaster’s newly re-designed freestanding display.

This will wrap up the photo’s as tonight is the night to party before hopping on the plane in the morning.

I was able to really sink my teeth into some real live southern food as my company took us all out for dinner at a place called the “Cock of the Walk”. you can check out the menu here.

I had the fried catfish with fried pickles, greens, pickled onions, cole slaw and fries.

Here is Shaun before dinner!

I was really interested in the “Silverware” below. LOL.

The Ryman Auditorium first opened its doors in 1892 as a vision of Captain Thomas G. Ryman. With the coming of the Grand Ole Opry show in 1943, the Ryman found its identity as the Mother Church of Country Music. In 1974, the Opry moved to its current home by the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center and left the Ryman vacant. It was not until twenty years later in 1994 that the Ryman was restored to be the national showplace that it is today. Musicians ranging from Roy Acuff to James Brown and Patsy Cline to Sheryl Crow have performed on the Ryman stage, making it a historical as well as a current-day icon for people everywhere.

Downtown Nashville’s Bell South offices, nicknamed the “Batman Building”. I’m told it looks like Batman at night.

While down here for the Annual International Garage Door Association show at “Opryland” I’ll post some pictures here.

From left to right, Tom, Craig, Shaun and Sarah.

New to Hiddenpcmaster’s Headquarters!

Thanks to the great people over at radio.blog, you may have noticed the new “Radio Section” to the right of this post. I’ve alway’s wanted to have the ability to share some of my favorite tunes, and this application fits the bill perfectly. Go ahead! Click on some tunes and turn up your speakers! Enjoy.

It’s Monday evening. You’ve had a hard day at work. You’ve managed to make it home through grueling traffic jams. You open your freezer and what do you see……….? Nothing?!?

Not a problem. You tool down to the local supermarket and survey the great wasteland known as the TV dinner aisle. It is here that confusion, curiosity, and ignorance merge together to cloud the ‘bachelorean’ sense of judgment.
The following guide is provided as a public service to my fellow comrades…

A solid rating system for a variety of frozen meals.

Pictures from my inbox. The pictures themselves aren’t fake. I’m pretty sure of that. But they show a hoax of a kind. This is the caption that accompanies them:

“This woman is actually walking down the street with no “real” clothes — only those painted on her. The passersby didn’t give her a second look because the paint looked so much like clothing. YES, she is naked!”

I’ll give links to the photos, not thumbnails, as these pictures probably aren’t safe for work since the woman is naked (except for her shoes), though she does look like she’s wearing clothes, which is the entire point. I was trying to figure out what city she’s in, but nothing looks familiar.

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