After reading my post about how to connect your TV to your PC, my friend saw the term HDMI and asked me: What Is An HDMI Input On A TV?
So, for him, and all else who wonder, I thought I would tell you a brief bit about what is an HDMI input on a TV. If you have recently purchased a new LCD TV, you have HDMI and may not even know it. This article will help you find out.
Let’s begin with this question:
With the advent of LCD TVs, many people want to connect TV to PC as an LCD makes for an excellent computer monitor. Those who want to hook up PC to TV often ask: Which cables do i need to connect my PC to a TV?
In this article, I’ll explain in simple terms how to hook up your PC to your TV and which cables you need to connect PC to TV. To succeed in this PC to TV Connection, you need only your eyes and a little bit of common sense.
What are your favorite books? This page is filled with my favorite books. Do you like my choices? Let me know what you think in the comments…
Often, a person’s personal library says a lot about them.
I have no idea what mine says about me, but I’d thought I’d share with you some of my favorite books. These are the books that I usually have near the nightstand and am apt to pick up and read time and time again.
Also, as I am traveling now and had to part with physical book collection, this list will be helpful to me as I will be re-buying all of these in their Kindle version so I can take them with me anywhere.
Without further ado, here she is!
It annoys me that the Seven Habits of Highly Effective People is on my favorite book list.
The title itself is manipulative. We as a society are known to respond when given a numbered list.
It’s typical of self-help books to provide you with one directive and then provide 30 supporting pages of evidence, as if you’re a dummy and cannot understand the directive.
Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins may be one of my favorite books of all time.
Tom Robbins combines profound and playful in perfect proportion. Also, he teaches you how to live forever. Two of the remedies are: lots of sex and lots of baths. Two things I love!
Every Tom Robbins book is similar in this respect: expect the unexpected…like utensils having a conversation or a love story that takes place inside a pack of camel cigarettes. I usually would not be a fan of such absurd notions, but with Tom Robbins, it all just works.
Have you ever seen an author speak?
The Unbearable Lightness of Being is an outstanding book and a horrific movie, unless you like depressing European movies with little dialogue that slowly plod along. (If so, make sure you also see 4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days).
But really, one of the challenges of life is to live lightly, but not too lightly. Montainge mentions that in his essays:
“The most manifest sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness; her state is like that in the regions above the moon, always clear and serene.”
The book Magical Thinking by Augusten Burrroughs may not be his first book, or his most popular, but it’s definitely the best!
The first Augusten Burroughs book that I read was Running With Scissors. This was more of a novel and I enjoyed it. However, after this book, all of his other books have been filled with short stories about his life. I have enjoyed all of them but my favorite is Magical Thinking.
If you want to read one of the best books about the 20th century, pick up a copy of The Century by Peter Jennings and Todd Brewster.
When the change of the century occurred, many books came out chronicling the 20th century.
One of the most popular was Tom Brokaw’s The Greatest Generation. My parents have this book on their shelves and I’m sure they enjoy reading the stories of selflessness and patriotism that embodied America back then. I too have read many of these stories and enjoyed them immensely.
If you’re in a bad mood today, let me tell you why. It’s Tuesday.
Tuesday has no raison d’être. If your unfamiliar with that term, look it up. It’s Tuesday after all and you feel like shit…might as well learn something.Read More
You will not often find me endorsing books of an overly serious nature but The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand, and Atlas Shrugged, for some reason, defy my usually aversion to topics of seriousness and self-absorption.
The Fountainhead is written by Ayn Rand and many of you, yes you, were suppose to read it in one of your college courses. But you didn’t! So, now it’s time to go buy it on Amazon and see what all the fuss is about.