Deborah Edwards-Oñoro 
A bird I see year round in our southeast Michigan area, the slender, graceful Mourning Dove is a bird I see or hear daily. Their coo-coo sound is often the first sound I hear in the morning. This morning, with our constant rainfall, this pair of Mourning Doves joined the local House Wrens, Northern Cardinals,… Continue reading Photo of the Week: Mourning Doves
When Adobe added an AI (Artificial Intelligence) Assistant to Adobe Reader in early 2024, many people who use Reader to view and annotate PDFs were frustrated.
And annoyed with Adobe’s red button to try it out (pricing for AI Assistant is $4.99/month for an early-bird subscription, available until June 4, 2024).
Including me.
I hate unexpected buttons and pop-up messages when I’m using a digital product or service.
Continue reading First Thoughts on Okular, Alternative to Adobe Reader
Last week, when my husband noticed magnolias were blooming in our neighborhood, he asked about the flower colors.
He commented the magnolia flowers he had seen were mostly pink and white. I replied I had also seen purple magnolia flowers.
And said I didn’t think magnolia flowers were yellow.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Magnolias in Bloom at Nichols Arboretum