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I have changed the theme so that I can test whether doing so will permit me to post pictures here. So again, I'll see if I can get the photo of «My Newspaper» from my Flickr site to post.

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The lastest version of Flock, soon to be released in beta and codenamed "Cardinal," has improved the way RSS feeds are handled. The feed reader in Flock is called My Newspaper, and it is represented by an icon in the icon bar that looks like a newspaper (what else?) and is positioned just to the left of the icon for starring a favorite (which, in Flock's terminology, equates to marking a site as a favorite).

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Given that most digital cameras give you the ability to capture video clips, most of us can now create a video and frequently we want to share those videos. Unfortunately, the file size of some of these videos is too large to email easily, particularly if some of the recipients of your intended video don't have a broadband connection.

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Connor's Cap, originally uploaded by Dr Reelgood.

Connor Michael Nelson is approaching 10 months old now (on March 1), and he's already getting into the family tradition of playing with what Carole used to call «the seasonal ball.» If he turns out to be a basketball player, however, he'll be the first male in the family with any skill at playing that game. However, I think this photo of him is really cute, so I wanted to share it with you.

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Googer-Hill Family Easter, 2005, originally uploaded by FEDGIRL55.

My cousin, Pat Hill, posted this picture on her Flickr site of the gathering of the Googer and Hill clans at Easter 2005. It's good to see her posting some of her pictures on Flickr again. Here's her identification of the crew (with some additions by me in parentheses):

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I tried to install the Flock'd version of Filterset.G from Outraged-artists.com, but I keep getting this error.

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Flock's photo browser, originally uploaded by CaptQuirk.

This photo shows the so-called Photo Browser toolbar in the latest version of Flock. The drop down list, indicated by the red arrow, lists all your contacts on Flickr and once you click on one of them, that person's latest photos are displayed across the top. If you wish to load one of the photos into a browser window, you just click on the photo at the top.  You can see a larger version of this photo, if you prefer.

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