Explore Posterous

Anyone For Donuts

iphone - Northport, NY

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »

Kawaii Cute Japanese Small Resin Clay MoldDoughnuts by DecoSweets

via etsy.com

This is cute! This small resin clay mold makes cute puffy 3D doughnuts (3mm ~ 16mm - 7 sizes).

Only to be used with resin clay-for example resix or grace clay (which we also sell).

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27817042

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »

new screenshots of my android

running cyanogenmod 4.1.9999 + Radix 32A port
EnochXtra theme

                       

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »

Welcome to Android!

Recebi isto hoje:

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »

Donut Arrived This Morning: Very First Impressions

After three days of waiting (I'm horrible) I woke this morning to a notification screen on my Android MyTouch device that a new system upgrade was available, did I want to install it, wait and install later or skip it.  I choose install and the software began to download accompanied by a familiar gas guage showing the progress.  It took about 3-5 minutes to download and the system restarted.  After the regular green "My Touch screen I got the pulasating "Android" letters.  They usually take a longish time to go away, but this time it seemed much longer than usual.  Finally the system booted up.  Nothing looked different, so I tapped "Market".  Sure enough, there was the new market, very clean and pretty.  I switched to the new battery viewer in setup under phone stats.  Of course nothing had been using the batter yet, I let it upgrade while it was still plugged in.

I switched to the new camera.  Very spiffy looking and it came up quickly.  There is a toggle switch to change to the video camera.  When I did that however it asked me if I wanted to use the regular video camera or "Qwik", a program I have installed.  That was when something odd happened.. The drawer that normally pulls out from the bottom to show you apps was now on the right side.  It pulled out like you'd imagine it would, but I couldn't figure out how to get it to go back to the bottom.  It didn't seem to be orientation dependent (which would be nice).  Finally I restarted the camera app and went through the same procedures and the drawer reset itself.

We'll have to mess with this.  Was this a bug?  A strange side effect from Qwik?  A feature I'm not grasping how to manage?  We'll see.

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (1) »

The Craz-E Burger - via the Big E Fair - Donut+Cheesebuger+Bacon = ?

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »

Kawaii Cute Japanese Small Resin Clay Mold-Doughnuts by DecoSweets on Etsy

via etsy.com

This is cute! This small resin clay mold makes cute puffy 3D doughnuts (3mm ~ 16mm - 7 sizes).

Only to be used with resin clay-for example resix or grace clay (which we also sell).

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27817042

 

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »

lovehate: Top 12 Reasons I Love Canada

1. The flag kicks serious ass. You know how the most effective logos and branding can be done with two simple contrasting colours, well the Canadian flag is it. For those of you who don't know the left and right red fields on the flag represent the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans while the eleven point Maple Leaf has one point for each of the ten provinces and the remaining for the northern territories. As cool as it is, it still comes a close second to the awesomeness that was the logo of the NHL's Hartford Whalers.
2. Hockey. Okay all you haters, I know you may find the game boring or hard to follow, but in as much as 80% of the world mythologizes soccer and 19 of the remaining 20% worships football, baseball and basketball... or even Nascar, in Canada we bleed hockey. I love to watch it, but if I can't watch it, I'm just happy to know it's being played. It's part of the national identity and if you don't get, we don't care.
3. We don't care. Yeah sure, we care about some things, but for the most part we're a laid back people. Foreigners often call us polite, but really we're just making fun of you behind your backs so we don't hurt your feelings... I suppose that's more tactful than polite. Let's call it diplomatic because it's not smart to piss people off when we don't have disproportionally huge armed forces.
4. We don't have disproportionately huge armed forces. I've never been a "fan" of any army... especially not a fan in a way that would entail putting on a replica jersey and getting in the game, but I respect that the prime role of the Canadian soldiers have generally been peacekeepers in recent years and that those in the service generally get thrown into a shitstorm without proper backup, funding, and respect. While we have a proud military tradition in this country, our government really needs to reconsider risking young lives just to satisfy global expectations.
5. Global expectations aren't too high. Sure you may think that's a bad thing, but it allows us to self-pace and largely concern ourselves with internal matters, like the national hockey and curling programs, exporting stand-up comedians, making Hinterland nature shorts, and advancing the latest R&D techniques to develop the most cost effective coffee and donut combo in world.
6. The best coffee/donut combo in the world. Tim Horton's and it's competitors serve the most cost-effective, value for money, coffee and donut combos in the world. Most of this is due to the fact that the small coffee is small and the large coffee is large and even though Southern Ontario has the largest Italian population outside of Italy we still haven't allowed the elitist Starbucks to overrun our homegrown donut houses with crazy sizes like Grande and Venti. What's up Starbucks, do you think you're in a Puccini opera or something?
7. Multiculturalism. You can have your melting pot for your chicken soup/nacho cheese/fondue gruel. I'll take them on separate plates and bowls forming a great mosaic across the dinner table that spans from Newfoundland to British Columbia, with lobster from the Maritimes, poutine from Quebec, maple syrup from Ontario, bread from the prarie wheat fields, beef from Alberta and smoked salmon from BC. Sure, it sounds like a crazy mix, but at least I can pick and choose instead of melting it up.
8. Crazy mixes. This one deserves its very own reason. I quote from the source of all things - Wikipedia: "A Bloody Caesar, after the similar Bloody Mary, is a cocktail popular mainly in Canada. It typically contains vodka, clamato (a blend of tomato juice and clam broth), Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco sauce, and is served on the rocks in a large,celery salt-rimmed glass, and typically garnished with a stalk of celery and wedge of lime." I did warn you.
9. We warn people when we're coming. Why do you think we wear the Canadian flag on everything we wear while travelling? We want you to know our laid-backedness is on its way to charming your country's existence. Sure we may wear tuques and flop on your chesterfield for a bit and drop in "eh" a whole bunch of times for your amusement, but that's just so you'll feel at ease with us and give us your beer while watching Meatballs and Strange Brew.
10. Strange Brews. We'll drink you under the table. Set up a mickey, a twenty-sixer, a forty pounder, and a palette of two-fours and we're ready to go to town... well, take a cab to town anyway. After all, no use hitting a poor defenseless moose while drinking and driving.
11. Driving. Although getting around Southern Ontario can be agonizing at times, driving across Canada is awesome and I would do every year if I could. From Pacific to rivers to Rockies to foothills to prairies to forests to Great Lakes to plateaus to bays to Atlantic and up to the Great White North, you will never see greater diversity or meet nicer people.
12. People. In 2004, the people of Canda voted Tommy Douglas as the Greatest Canadian ever. You may ask who Tommy Douglas was. He "was a Scottish-born Baptist minister who became a prominent Canadian social democratic politician. As leader of the Saskatchewan Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) from 1942 and the seventh Premier of Saskatchewan from 1944 to 1961, he led the first socialist government in North America and..." still waiting for the greatest part? He introduced universal public healthcare to Canada.

Happy Canada Day to all Canadians, wherever you are!

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (2) »

FromJapanWithLove on Etsy - Kawaii Japanese Stickers, Memo Pad, Fabric, Chiyogami

Loading mentions Retweet

Comment (0) »