Although Randy Pausch's is dying, his "Last Lecture" is about living life. I feel that I can speak to what he says. I think I do well and live much like he suggests. Like he, I may complain a little more than I ought to, but then again, I'm really quite happy about how things go and turn out. I was a happy kid, I almost died at 20 years of age, and yet that miraculously worked out for the better; and for the record, I think today I'm probably an even happier adult.
His message is a good one no matter who you are or what you've done. And I think it's important to note that it's never too late to 1) try, and 2) to inspire others.
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Labels: best practices, change, emotion, faculty, lecture, lessons, macbook pro, parenting, perspective, second life, tragedy
PrintScreen on a MacBook Pro (using Boot Camp)
Posted by Amber D. (Evans) Marcu, Ph.D. at 6/14/2007 12:19:00 PMPerplexing, I know, but there is an easy workaround. This comes from the the Logic Nest blog, but here it is for good measure as well:
Hooray! That worked.On your MacBook Pro (while booted up in Windows XP), "under the Start menu, select All Programs, then Accessories, then Accessibility, and then On-Screen Keyboard. When you do this the Windows XP on-screen keyboard will appear on your screen. This on-screen utility includes the PrintScreen button (labelled psc in the same position as where the F13 key should be located. That’s it."
Labels: boot camp, macbook pro, print screen, printscr
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