I was digging through my computer yesterday, looking for an audio file, and ran across some audio books I'd bought years ago, but never moved over to the iPod.
I was digging through my computer yesterday, looking for an audio file, and ran across some audio books I'd bought years ago, but never moved over to the iPod.
I was digging through my computer yesterday, looking for an audio file, and ran across some audio books I'd bought years ago, but never moved over to the iPod.
I was digging through my computer yesterday, looking for an audio file, and ran across some audio books I'd bought years ago, but never moved over to the iPod.
Score!
That's like finding $5 in a pair of pants you haven't wore for a while.
I was digging through my computer yesterday, looking for an audio file, and ran across some audio books I'd bought years ago, but never moved over to the iPod.
Score!
That's like finding $5 in a pair of pants you haven't wore for a while.
A few years ago I was going though an old cd case that was always in my car, found a $50.00. It was like winning the lotto.
Look, I know tha Academy gets things wrong aaaaaaalllllll the time, but no Oscar nom for best animated feature for The Lego Movie? A crime has been perpetrated!
Reading about the two guys that free climbed El Captian makes me want to rewatch the Eiger Sanction; I love that movie.
It makes me want to watch the enjoyably bad Star Trek V in which Shatner attempts to scale El Captian.
Nothing would make me want to watch that.
Not even a Christina Hendricks nude scene.
It all depends. A Star Trek V Christina Hendricks solo nude scene is a must see. A Star Trek V Christina Hendricks nude scene with any of the regular cast members (which knowing how Trek works would be Shatner) would...be...very disturbing.
Steven Soderbergh has recut Stanley Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' for the ADHD generation by removing 51 minutes. Actually he never explained why he did it.
Watching Soderbergh’s 2001, it’s still epic, engrossing and maddening even when it’s 30 minutes shorter than The Avengers. I also appreciate that Soderbergh has evoked de Rijk when offering this up, too, because both men cut into a masterpiece without completely destroying it. 2001 was too much of a slog my first time around, but after opening my mind in college, I came around. This is worth your time.
So I've bought the CLZ Comic Collecterz app for iOS and really like it. I have been mulling over purchasing the desktop or cloud-based version. Has anyone here had any experience with them/it? Do you use some kind of inventory service for your comic books? I've signed up for the free trial, but they cap my inventory at 100 issues. A long time ago I had created my own Excel spreadsheet and then switched to Comic Collector Live, but haven't used it since they began charging. I want a simple way to catalog my books, as well as being able to identify which issues I have/don't have if ever I find myself perusing a back issue bin. So, thoughts?
So I've bought the CLZ Comic Collecterz app for iOS and really like it. I have been mulling over purchasing the desktop or cloud-based version. Has anyone here had any experience with them/it? Do you use some kind of inventory service for your comic books? I've signed up for the free trial, but they cap my inventory at 100 issues. A long time ago I had created my own Excel spreadsheet and then switched to Comic Collector Live, but haven't used it since they began charging. I want a simple way to catalog my books, as well as being able to identify which issues I have/don't have if ever I find myself perusing a back issue bin. So, thoughts?
I've been using all three and been very happy with them. I purchased the premium version of the desktop program so they threw in the cloud-based version. I've been cataloging my collection (about 60 unsorted long boxes) for a few months and I've had no problems using the software to search and enter my comics and trades. I find it is simple to use and it does want I want to do including adding my own fields. I mostly use the app to check my collection when I am searching back issue bins to make sure I do or do not need a certain issue. I use the cloud mostly to have a back up of my collection and to allow others to view my collection.
My only problem is with comic collectorz web site and forums, I find it a little hard to navigate and to find information.
I get email updates from Loot Crate and everytime I get one with the mega crate I think man there is a lot of cool stuff I would like. Then I rememer I don't want any of the stuff in the regular crate, so I never sign up.
So, I see the NFL has found that 11 of the 12 balls used by the Patriots in the AFC Championship Game had been deflated by 2 lbs each. How long til the Pats invoke the Costanza defense?
I have recently realized that the cancellation of Legion of Superheroes finally killed my collector mentality.
At this point, the only thing keeping me getting monthlies is a desire to support my FLCS.
After my long time on underpaid overnights, I switched completely over to trades and Marvel Unlimited. Marvel Unlimited is awesome. Why yes, I'd LOVE to read Astonishing from 1954, thank you!
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Kirk: Yes?
Spock: Life...is not a dream...
Kirk: Go to sleep, Spock...
Not even a Christina Hendricks nude scene.
What!
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What were we talking about?
Watch it here: http://extension765.com/sdr/23-the-return-of-w-de-rijk
Watching Soderbergh’s 2001, it’s still epic, engrossing and maddening even when it’s 30 minutes shorter than The Avengers. I also appreciate that Soderbergh has evoked de Rijk when offering this up, too, because both men cut into a masterpiece without completely destroying it. 2001 was too much of a slog my first time around, but after opening my mind in college, I came around. This is worth your time.
AWESOME!
I've been using all three and been very happy with them. I purchased the premium version of the desktop program so they threw in the cloud-based version. I've been cataloging my collection (about 60 unsorted long boxes) for a few months and I've had no problems using the software to search and enter my comics and trades. I find it is simple to use and it does want I want to do including adding my own fields. I mostly use the app to check my collection when I am searching back issue bins to make sure I do or do not need a certain issue. I use the cloud mostly to have a back up of my collection and to allow others to view my collection.
My only problem is with comic collectorz web site and forums, I find it a little hard to navigate and to find information.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=58636
At this point, the only thing keeping me getting monthlies is a desire to support my FLCS.