Brown bears, wolves and lynx numbers rising in Europe. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/dec/18/brown-bears-wolves-and-lynx-numbers-rising-in-europe
Cooked up something different for tomorrow's lunch. Arborio rice risotto with a stock of mild yellow curry paste, water, cooking cream & coconut essence. Thickened at the end with slivers of Irish cheddar cheese. Initial sample was rather delish.
I sound my barbaric #yawp over the roofs of the world. The actual Yawp noise is conspicuous in its absence in thus latest beta.
Reheated spaghetti carbonara with extra ham, Stilton cheese crumbled into it and a dosage of freshly-ground black pepper. Plus a strong cup of real tea.
#TuckerTime
Spent 2.5 hrs this morning sitting in the sun directing traffic for a local event. For that, the Men's Shed group gets a substantial donation and individual members got a nice go at tea & scones + various nibbles.
Lovely Autumn day. Bored out of my skull directing (non-existent) traffic at an quilters expo.
@literary Way back in the day, Keynote was a stand-alone Mac App in 2003. Then iWork came along, adding Pages in 2005. It wasn't until two years later that Numbers (Numbles as a friend called earlier versions) made up the full iWork suite.
Various friends in the Mac User Group running older Macs that can't use the newer versions of iWork forget (or never knew) about the online version which just needs a modern browser such as Firefox.
// @streakmachine @kdfrawg
@kdfrawg I acquired NisusWriter Pro a couple of years ago as part of a software bundle. It incorporates enough parts of LibreOffice 5 to work with Word documents. I have Office for Mac 2008 on my 2011 MBP but no version on the MBA. I also have LibreOffice Vanilla from the Mac App Store.
When I started using the Lumia 1020 instead of the iPhone 4S, I opened a Microsoft Live account, which includes access to online versions of Word, Excel & PowerPoint. At the very worst, if I receive an Office document that nothing on my Mac can display properly, I can upload it to OneDrive and access it with Office Online.
// @streakmachine @literary