The News Review:
- Photos transferred to DVD retain quality tags
- Nineteen photos from a place you can’t get to today
- Our Secret Recipe
- Designer brings hat created for Pope
- Pope’s blessing ‘a lot of comfort’ for 9/11 families
- Corcoran Ball’s American-inspired decor
- ‘Chipmunks’ among new kids’ DVDs
Photos transferred to DVD retain quality tags
Charleston Post Courier – Apr 21, 2008
When I download photos from Photo Gallery to a DVD it comes out in Windows Media Player format somewhat dark and without the tags and captions. Any way to download my albums to a DVD (and if so what kind) in the same format that appears on my PC?A: Windows Photo Gallery is a program that comes with the Vista operating system. It provides an easy way to organize your photos by date or other tags that you can add to your photos. When you have selected the photos you wish to copy to a DVD click on the “Burn” button on the task bar… It will copy the files you have selected to your DVD. The photos should retain all their tags and image quality. You will then be able to look at them with your computer without any difficulty. Reach The Gadgetress at gadgetress@ocregister.
Nineteen photos from a place you can’t get to today
SooToday.com – Apr 21, 2008
“The flood right now is affecting seven driveways but I think only three of us are permanent residents. I noticed that the water is still coming in and over a diffent bank now. “To view more of our reader’s images please click on the photo gallery at the bottom of this article. The last four images in the photo gallery were sent to us by a second SooToday. In a teleconference call today Kirk Dillabough of the Ministry of Natural Resources said that the Goulais has broken the banks in several areas on the lower river and has flooded roads a bridge on Witry Road and several homes. The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and OPP will be closed Olar Subdivision Road and Heli-Maki Road at noon today… I noticed that the water is still coming in and over a diffent bank now. “To view more of our reader’s images please click on the photo gallery at the bottom of this article. The last four images in the photo gallery were sent to us by a second SooToday. In a teleconference call today Kirk Dillabough of the Ministry of Natural Resources said that the Goulais has broken the banks in several areas on the lower river and has flooded roads a bridge on Witry Road and several homes. The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) and OPP will be closed Olar Subdivision Road and Heli-Maki Road at noon today. Witry Road was closed yesterday.
Our Secret Recipe
E! Online – Apr 21, 2008
”If we were you we’d certainly take a few precious moments to visit the “Our Latest Campaign” photo gallery located somewhere to the right of this post and view them all. But! Please do hurry back here and tell us in the comments section below what you think we missed. We’ll take the first swing:• “As Long as The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Entitlement.
Designer brings hat created for Pope
New York Daily News – Apr 21, 2008
Click image to see photo gallery of the pontiff's farewell to New York. Click image to see photo gallery of the pontiff’s farewell to New York. When most people think of a hat for the Pope his trademark miter comes to mind – but designer.
Pope’s blessing ‘a lot of comfort’ for 9/11 families
New York Daily News – Apr 21, 2008
Click image to see photo gallery of the Pope at Ground Zero. Click image to see photo gallery of the Pope at Ground Zero.
Corcoran Ball’s American-inspired decor
Washington Times – Apr 21, 2008
Christina de Paul (below) and Washington Ballet Artistic Director Septime Webre are among the first to dance. “It looks like a baby shower” thirtysomething guest Nathaniel Fogg said after a few stiff drinks. “We work on the ball the whole year and it all comes together in the last few days” event chairwoman Nancy Smith said paying tribute to a “perfect symphony” of creators who included Mr. Lucky Occasions Caterers co-owner Eric Michael and the Perfect Settings party-rental firm during the pre-ball reception for VIPs in Mr.
‘Chipmunks’ among new kids’ DVDs
Deseret News – Apr 21, 2008
Running time: 95 minutes • “The Wiggles: Pop Go The Wiggles” (Warner Home Video not rated $19. 96 ): Sing and dance 31 songs the most favorite and classic nursery rhymes with “The Wiggles. ” Bonus features: photo gallery “Dorothy the Dinosaur Episode” and “Little Miss Muffet Joins The Wiggles in Concert. Running time: 57 minutes • “FARMkids: Chaos in the Country” (PorchLight Home Entertainment not rated $14. 98): Among the seven episodes are: “Fresh Country Air” “The K9 Factor” “Face Off” “Law & Disorder” “The Giant Alien Tomato Attack” “Small Gaseous Planet” and “Moo Loo’s Big Day. ” Special features.