I'm a nobody, nobody is perfect, therefore I'm perfect.
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Unfortunately my BlackBerry’s camera didn’t help here but you can see on the street in the near distance is a red phonebox — looked to me identical to the London ones! Was waiting for Dr Who to pop out of it … but 10 minutes later I got bored and went back in the bar for another beer 
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… with 2 guys from New Orleans
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Ok, so it’s been a while since I’ve updated my blog so now catching up on it — here’s an interesting one found just outside a bar in San Jose in California, USA; granted, it was also next to a kids playground, which makes it all of a sudden relevant
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First “Happy Easter!” card I got from my niece – ever!
If you look closer, it DOES read “Happy Easter, Liv!” — honestly
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I’m broadcasting this on all channels at the moment, just so I can get the attention of the guys in Carbonite and hopefully get this feature added to their (otherwise excellent!) software. So if you’re a Carbonite user and you find this feature I’m asking for is worth anything, would love some feedback on this post — I’m not gonna ask you to sign a petition but safety is in numbers sometimes, so if it’s a few of us hopefully it will make a convincing case for Carbonite to slot this in.
As a user of Carbonite, hopefully you know what this is all about (I know this is providing a bit of advertising for them, but I feel I do need to provide a bit of context here too): it’s a backup/restore solution; you select which directories to back up and the software copies them transparently for you “in the cloud” when files are changed.
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