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Mr. B's Domain is the personal website of Brian Bennett, student, New Orleans resident and aspiring renaissance man.
It documents my dabbling in web design
and photography as well as my daily activities.
This website also hosts the best collection of VAIO wallpapers on the Internet.
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What's New
New VAIO Product Desktops
Featured Linkage
I recently bought a HTC Touch Pro 2, a Windows Mobile phone. It's a phone that has lots of tweaks and apps avaliable to play with. XDA Developers is the "largest Internet community of smartphone enthusiasts and developers for the Android and Windows Mobile platforms."
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VAIO 2009 WallpapersNovember 6, 2009
I took on a second job recently, but I did find time to update the VAIO wallpaper collection this week. I managed to find the VAIO 2009 wallpapers online and they now top the page. I also found some new product wallpapers on Sony's Malaysia and Taiwan websites thanks to a NotebookReview.com member. There are now 390 desktop wallpapers in the collection. I am not expecting any significant updates to be necessary for a while but I will be keeping my eyes open.
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New VAIO Product Desktops
Featured LinkageI recently bought a HTC Touch Pro 2, a Windows Mobile phone. It's a phone that has lots of tweaks and apps avaliable to play with. XDA Developers is the "largest Internet community of smartphone enthusiasts and developers for the Android and Windows Mobile platforms."
[ More Links ]
VAIO 2009 WallpapersNovember 6, 2009
I took on a second job recently, but I did find time to update the VAIO wallpaper collection this week. I managed to find the VAIO 2009 wallpapers online and they now top the page. I also found some new product wallpapers on Sony's Malaysia and Taiwan websites thanks to a NotebookReview.com member. There are now 390 desktop wallpapers in the collection. I am not expecting any significant updates to be necessary for a while but I will be keeping my eyes open.
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March 09, 2010 - Nonna Mia
I worked on a couple more patient charts at the doctor’s office this afternoon. As a change of pace, Chander and I tried the pasta from a place called Nonna Mia on Esplanade. We each ordered a different pasta, neither of which were impressive quite frankly. I did take the leftovers for dinner at the station this evening. A second cop implicated in the Danizger bridge shooting incident led both the five and nine newscasts. We also covered the end of the Douglas Schantz story with his body recovered from the bottom of the Mississippi river this afternoon. Jennifer Hale was at the riverfront and did a live hit for Fox News Channel.
I wrote a non “rest of” story for the nine about Janet Napolitano saying air travelers would continue to have to take off their shoes during security screening. It was not exactly news since there would be no policy changes but I did throw something in about shoe scanners used in other countries to make it marginally interesting. That story was killed and didn’t air although it was approved largely as I originally wrote it which was some consolation.
The rest of my shift passed quietly, although apparently there was a homicide not long after I left for the evening.
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I worked on a couple more patient charts at the doctor’s office this afternoon. As a change of pace, Chander and I tried the pasta from a place called Nonna Mia on Esplanade. We each ordered a different pasta, neither of which were impressive quite frankly. I did take the leftovers for dinner at the station this evening. A second cop implicated in the Danizger bridge shooting incident led both the five and nine newscasts. We also covered the end of the Douglas Schantz story with his body recovered from the bottom of the Mississippi river this afternoon. Jennifer Hale was at the riverfront and did a live hit for Fox News Channel.
I wrote a non “rest of” story for the nine about Janet Napolitano saying air travelers would continue to have to take off their shoes during security screening. It was not exactly news since there would be no policy changes but I did throw something in about shoe scanners used in other countries to make it marginally interesting. That story was killed and didn’t air although it was approved largely as I originally wrote it which was some consolation.
The rest of my shift passed quietly, although apparently there was a homicide not long after I left for the evening.
[ Daily Log Archive ]