Episode 117 Transforming the Shapes with Eva Ferreira. Web pages are visually and technically a pile of boxes. By default, all those boxes are rectangles and squares. But they don't have to be any longer. With CSS we can now transform those rectangles into parallelograms, rhombuses, skewed boxes, circles, and elephants — or any shape we want. IOS 9 or higher is required. HGTV app can only be used in the United States. I was super excited to see that I could get all episodes and seasons on demand for my favorite shows until I actually started using this stupid app!!! It’s so touchy and I swear it has a new annoying glitch every couples of weeks. Category Lifestyle.
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Matt wants to buy an iMac Pro with one of Chris’s bitcoins (that he doesn’t have anymore). Chris has a busy week and finishes a camera system installation. Matt’s finally done with the eRate bid process and hopes to get some new equipment in soon. The guys gripe about Eduphoria and RenLearn and needing flash to manage things. The show ends with a hypothetical scenario of going back in time and choosing Office 365 over G Suite, then Matt goes to see Star Wars (don’t worry, no spoilers).
Sp020tbphd65ms3g hdd siliconpower. Dec 8 2017 Episode 18. The guy start off this week with some follow-up on how their summer projects are progressing.
Matt has been dealing with a major outage of the phone system all week, so he is not as prepared as he would like to be. Luckily, Chris saves the day with some great news articles with some new things Microsoft and Google are doing. They end this week’s episode with Matt telling the story of the phone outage and the guys have a discussion on being dependent on old technology. They also setup for an episode on net neutrality in the future. Jul 14 2017 Episode 10. The guys are back after a week off for vacation and travel.
With a lot to talk about, they postpone this week’s topic to focus on the news and follow up. Matt bought an iPad Pro and installed the High Sierra Beta and Microsoft is going to start nagging people to install to the latest builds. Another ransomware outbreak prompts a discussion on some new things Microsoft is going to be doing to counteract future outbreaks. Google Earth gets some new features (gasp!) and AT&T is rolling out a new rural wireless project. Jun 23 2017 Episode 8.
Season 3, Episode 69: Big Mac Original Air Date: 2/25/75 Written by: Laurence Marks Directed by: Don Weis While the doctors are in surgery, Radar gets some amazing news-Gen. Douglas MacArthur is coming to visit the 4077th! This sends the camp into a frenzy of preparation, except for Hawkeye and Trapper, who could care less. Frank starts burning books, so Big Mac won't see 'some of the smut that's read about here.' Hawkeye and Trapper's apathy turns to disgust, that the camp has to be all spiffy just because MacArthur is coming.
Radar sets up the VIP tent with red, white, and blue bunting (Frank and Hot Lips are so impressed at the layout that they end up having sex there, with Hot Lips imagining MacArthur in Frank's place-eww!). An aide to MacArthur arrives, Col.
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Whiteman (Graham Jarvis), who gives the 4077th the sequence of events that will take place for the visit. As usual, Hawkeye and Trapper refuse to take any of this seriously. They do make a suggestion that they could perform an operation for MacArthur to follow. Whiteman likes the idea, and Frank volunteers for the surgery. Hawkeye agrees, and offers they perform 'a hysterectomy on Major Burns.'
After a camp picture, the camp goes into a mock arrival ceremony, to prepare. Radar, playing MacArthur, greets everyone. Frank offers up a souvenir album, but is not pleased to see Hawkeye has filled it with dirty pictures.
A fight breaks out, but then over the P.A. An announcement comes that Big Mac is on his way-he'll be at the 4077th in seconds! They have just enough time to get into formation, when they see MacArthur's motorcade arrive. But instead of what they were told would happen, the motorcade doesn't even stop-they do a drive-by! As Henry, Frank, and everyone else picks their jaws up off the compound, Big Mac sees an interesting sight: Klinger, dressed as the Statue of Liberty, complete with burning torch.
He gives this show of patriotism a hearty salute, and drives off. Fun Facts: Loudon Wainwright III makes another appearance as Captain Spaulding, singing a brief song about 'Big Mac' at the end of the show. The actor playing the legendary General MacArthur receives no credit, presumably because he has no lines on the show. Favorite Line: During Whiteman's routine, he says, 'And now, lunch!' , causing Hawkeye, Trapper, and Henry to get up, mistaking it for the real thing. I don't know why, but it makes me laugh every time I see it.
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What the Parrot Saw said. For my money, the single funniest episode of the series. The lunch bit is a classic (hysterical writing all the way through). During the dress rehearsal, Hawkeye's quip on Frank's commemorative book is perfect: Frank: '. With a complete history of the 4077th.'
Hawkeye (radio announcer voice): ' 'which will be on sale in the lobby, as you leave the theatre' Not giving 'MacArthur' any lines is genius stroke here: it only makes the idea of him more remote from the workaday concerns of the camp.