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Mon 03.07.2005
White Death White Death : NUMA Filesby Clive Cussler, Paul KemprecosThis was the first book that I read in the Kurt Austin...
THE HAIR CUT A guy sticks his head into a barber shop and asks, “How long before I can get a haircut?” The...
Spam: What would Your Family Do If you Died? As I read the title of this spam this afternoon, I think I’m a little slap happy, but my first...
Wow That Was Expensive Took the Family to: Rainforest CafeŽ for dinner on Friday night and after dropping a C note we walked out...
The Empress File The Empress Fileby John SandfordThis was the 2nd book in the Kidd series and I seem to be jumping around...
Monday Madness - 03/07 What’s on your refrigerator? (Please feel free to use a picture to answer.)Pictures of whatever the kids made in...

Fri 03.07.2003
QOTD - Lunch What did/are you have(ing) for Lunch today? post answers in comments Thanks to the boss loaning me cash, I had...
F5 - 3/7 the friday five 1. What was the last song you heard?Don’t remember the name, but it was something by The...
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Life Saver

I tend to be a very obsessive person when it comes to new things and so I was no different when I got my iPod for Christmas. I went out and bought a NAS drive (Buffalo Tech HD-H160LAN) for my network so that I could put all my music out there. And so I became obsessed with ripping all my cd’s in and making sure all the cover art was there with each song. I had gotten my library up to 3700 songs and thought to myself that I should back it up. For 3 days I tried to back it up to DVD, but every night it would die on me. I guess it was just a vision of things to come. On the 4th night I was unable to access the drive from my laptop and after turning it off and back on (to a loud clunking noise), I found that the drive had crashed and crashed hard. Two months of work and 18 GB of music down the drain because I didn’t have a backup of it. Then I ran across this: CopyPod backup iPod Music from iPod to computer, playlists - I was able to extract all the music off my iPod last night and back into iTunes and only lost those songs that hadn’t been added to my iPod yet. I’m a somewhat happy camper again and hope that this time I will be able to back them up to DVD. I’m still waiting for Buffalo to send me a new drive, so when I get that I will use the drive as a backup to the new hard drive I just bought for my main desktop and hopefully won’t have to lose all this music again.

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