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...kind of etiquette. You have to smile and give your webcam lots of eye contact. Before starting, it's also good to check the mirror to make sure you like how you look. And what if you need a bit of privacy during the chat? Hit the pause button to freeze your video image, and then mute the microphone. If you're quick, that will buy you enough time to fix your lipstick...
...Ofoto and Snapfish by offering better-looking albums with a variety of virtual frames, styles and background colors. To create an album, download the PhotoSite Album Builder software from photosite.com Next, select the pictures you want to post online, design the look of your album and click the publish button. Friends will receive an e-mail invitation to view the pictures, which they can save to their computers easily and at no charge. PhotoSite is free for the first 150 photos or $70 a year for an unlimited number of pictures...
...march is about more than just abortion. Another hot button issue is emergency contraception, a shameful example of science subordinated to politics. Despite the full approval of two FDA scientific advisory panels, the agency is bowing to pressure from conservative groups and stonewalling efforts to allow a new brand of emergency contraception to be made available over-the-counter. A possible FDA ‘compromise’ recently floated in the press would single out teenage girls, prohibiting them from buying the drug without a prescription. This is nonsense; if anything, teens have more to gain from over...
...make a “private performance” of a work requires making a copy in some meaningful sense. Some of you (who are reading this column on your own glorified copy machine) can see right now how important and easy copying things is by hitting the refresh button on this page a few times, and for those of you following along on paper, I encourage you to try this at home later tonight (or you can just take my word for it). Every time you play a DVD on your computer or take music from...
...Using the Mute Button re "Raising the Volume," on how the U.S. Presidential race has heated up to a fever pitch [March 22]: I am disheartened that candidates have not outgrown their need to attack one another so much that no matter who is elected, we can't feel confident that the right person was chosen. Although I plan to read editorials and news reports, I intend to press the mute button on all political TV commercials and spin commentaries until after the election. Jean McGraw Lawrenceville...