I’ve tried a few of these programs in the past, and all have either been clunky or with a poor interface. This one is sharp, well laid-out, and easy to use:
Link: File Renamer – File Renamer Basic – Rename Files – Sherrod Computers.
Product Homepage: File Renamer – Rename Files – File Renamer Deluxe – Sherrod Computers
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Electro-Pneumatic Organ Parts Available
I’m turning this post over to my friend Chris Buckley, a musician and apprentice organ builder. He has many organ parts that he is offering for sale. Those parts (including a console, 3 chests and a tremulent unit, or trem) and photos for them are below.
Other organ components available too. If you are looking for other electro-pneumatic organ parts but don’t see them here, please contact Chris.
Interested in any or all of these organ pieces? Contact Chris Buckley for pricing and arrangements: at email via buckleymusic03@yahoo.com or by phone at (503) 910-9930 (please call before 10PM PST).
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If you look at the right column, things are a bit different. (Or maybe you’ve never noticed before. Fair enough. But now’s a good time to notice.)
The old blogrolls for AntSaint? Reads Worth Reading; Links to Check Out; Writing, Travel & Web; Message Boards; Listening to.
Not very good, really. Vague. Scattered. And now, redone. Cleaned out a lot of dead links and sites I don’t read anymore. It’s a work in progress… but what isn’t? New typelists/blogrolls are…
Left column:
Right column:
May they be useful 
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In case any of my 7 readers are wondering where all the Typelists/blogrolls went (the lists of links in the left and right columns), they’re down for maintenance. I’m scrubbing and redoing them… so they’ll be back, better than ever, soon enough.
Goodness but the site looks naked with all that empty space on the left and right…
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The Browser Security Test checks for vulnerabilities in your browser. Just open the link in whichever browser you’d like to test. Results will list what you can do about any vulnerabilities. It actually found a Java weakness on my system, that was listed as a high-risk… now I’m just updating that plugin, and all should be good.
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Ah, the UK. Without you, I never would’ve learned that beer could be good. Well, not until I moved to Oregon anyway. But be that as it may…
Crack a cold one of your choice, and see what’s on tap at St Peter’s Brewery, Bungay, Suffolk, merry ol’ bloody England.
Sorry to say chaps, they don’t ship outside the UK. I’ll just have to drown m’ sorrows in a few gallons of Black Butte Porter instead.
Thanks for the link, Penn!
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Many, many props to NevOn, who had pretty much the same issues as I’ve had:
NevOn Experimental: Domain mapping still doesn’t work properly
NevOn Experimental: Domain mapping now active
Update with another link on this topic: Blogging Business: Domain Mapping With Typepad.
My own error had been a "www" CName entry that was not pointing to antsaint.typepad.com. Hopefully all will now be well… but we shall see in, oh, about 24 hours or so (give enough time for DNS stuff to fully update/resolve).
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Firefox Menu >> Help >> Promote Firefox
The one time "viral" is good, is when it’s you spreading the word about good stuff. Like Firefox.
If you’re reading this, you of course are browsing with Firefox. Right? No? Go get it. Install it. Then look under the Help menu. See it? "Promote Firefox".
Click it. It goes here: Spread Firefox – Igniting the web. This is where you go to get nifty buttons and links like the ones here, and otherwise spread Firefox and see what others are doing to promote this awesome browser.
Spread the word. Get viral. Promote Firefox.
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Yeah. That sounds pretty doable.
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