20130128 Smugmug Sizes- Fix when they diasappear

Sizes: S · M · Large · XL · X2 · X3 · O · Auto ·
Sometimes the above disappears in Firefox (no other instances in 0other browsers) and the fix is:

I cleaned the cache in Firefox using CCleaner and no help, I then cleaned cookies in Firefox and it fixed it to show the sizes as above by clicking clear your recent history. Better to clear history here as leaves some history elsewhere..

20131027 New Postal Rates

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Postcards
Two postcards are shown representing the largest and smallest a postcard can be. The max/min width and height indicated on the postcards are shown below.

Two postcards are shown representing the largest and smallest a postcard can be. The max/min width and height indicated on the postcards are shown below.

Must be rectangular.
Minimum size of 5" long x 3 1/2" high x 0.007” thick.
Maximum size is 6" long x 4 1/4" high x 0.016” thick.
Postcards over 6" long x 4 1/4" high x 0.016" thick will be charged as a letter or large envelope, depending on size.

Letters
Three envelopes are shown representing the largest and smallest a letter can be, as well as a typical envelope. The max/min width and height indicated on the envelopes are shown below.

Three envelopes are shown representing the largest and smallest a letter can be, as well as a typical envelope. The max/min width and height indicated on the envelopes are shown below.

Must be rectangular.
Minimum size is 5" long x 3 1/2" high x 0.007” thick.
Maximum size of 11 1/2" long x 6 1/8" high x 1/4” thick.
Maximum weight is 3.5 oz.
A letter will be charged a nonmachinable surcharge if it’s a square letter 5" x 5" or larger, it doesn’t bend easily, has clasps or similar closure devices, has an address parallel to the shorter dimension of the letter, is lumpy, or the length divided by height is less than 1.3 or more than 2.5.
Most hazardous materials cannot be shipped.
What’s considered hazardous?

Large Envelopes
Two envelopes are shown representing the largest and smallest an envelope can be. The max/min width and height are shown below.

Must be rectangular.
Minimum size is either more than 11 1/2″ long x 6 1/8″ high OR 1/4″ thick.
Maximum size is 15″ long x 12" high x 3/4” thick.
Maximum weight of 13 oz.
Large envelopes that exceed these dimensions will be charged package rates.
Most hazardous materials cannot be shipped.
What’s considered hazardous?

Packages
A cardboard box demonstrating the maximum size of a package. The words 'max length' and '24 inches' are drawn from the front-left corner to the back-left corner. The word 'width' is drawn from the front-left corner to the front-right corner. The word 'height' is drawn from the bottom to the top. The word 'girth' is wrapped around the package.

A cardboard box demonstrating the maximum size of a package. The words 'max length' and '24 inches' are drawn from the front-left corner to the back-left corner. The word 'width' is drawn from the front-left corner to the front-right corner. The word 'height' is drawn from the bottom to the top. The word 'girth' is wrapped around the package.

Maximum weight of 13 oz.
Up to 108″ in combined length and girth.
Most hazardous materials cannot be shipped.
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20121222 We like Smugmug

We like Smugmug, and I am glad to share some info with you. I take lots of pictures and so do some of my children. Some use her Phones as it is easier for her than a camera.

Below is some info on Smugmug. Let me know what questions it raises, etc.

s don
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There are so many advantages with Smugmug, I think, over other services, below a few off the top of my head but first go to one to test.http://donredding.smugmug.com/Ancestors-Family-Relatives-and/Don/201105-05-10/16991425_JD7pZv#!i=1289918499&k=DmX55Dj
play with it some and try some of the tools/tabs at the top of the page to see different sizes and different arrangements. (NO video yet)Watch the video (both are same , I did in two different ways, click the arrow on a picture for video, duh you know that) and then read my notes below:

one of best things is you can try free for a while for two weeks, no credit card required
no ads for one,
can send pictures there by computer and cellphones
takes videos up to 20 minutes (have to send from a computer, heck, this is my biggest complaint as I wanted to send from our cell phone but will not work; I have been working on them about this)
they create many different sizes of pictures to view, in many different ways,
can make public or private
lets one "collect pictures" from some one else, ie I can have a gallery and also put on Linda's Smugmug in a fraction of the time to upload by "collecting"
Excellent customer service, fun people to deal with.
no limits on how many pictures put there or how big(well there is a gigantic limit on picture size but they never been a bother for most pictures we use)
Can create books or order pictures off Smugmug, as I think you saw from the one of my daughters wedding.
It is a great filing system, fior example I have some VIP papers on Smugmug with a password or set to not even show except when I am signed in
The organization is a category on top, the subcategory under it, the Galleries with the pictures in the galleries.
Now that I have written this far I remember I have a blog on the same subject if you want to see.
to try free for 14 days go to Click here https://secure.smugmug.com/signup.mg

Here is the main link to Don's Smugmug http://donredding.smugmug.com/

Here is the main link to Linda's Smugmug    http://lsm.smugmug.com/

From my home page you can find links to the Smugmugs of our families

It is a great toy (and joy) and I think you would like it.
If you signup we will get some small credit and you might get something off if you use
the code of   WHUDGizW7SAMA

Here is a link to a Smugmug lover, bound to be a smart guy because of his first name:
click here or    http://gregsramblings.com/2007/12/27/why-i-like-smugmug/

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A modified version of this on on my blog
http://instructionsbydon.blogspot.com/2012/12/we-like-smugmug-and-i-am-glad-to-share.html

20121209 link to all the old AHS (and others in NC) Annuals

http://digitalnc.org/ Hi to some Asheboro Friends I noticed from Facebook a link to all the old AHS (and others in NC) Annuals. Catch is for privacy, must be 50 years old! I look forward to looking through these oldies soon. My brother Frank lost his in a fire and not sure I ever saw all of them. You might know about this you, but I wanted to share just in case. Don

20121205 Funeral December 5, 2012 Donald S. Redding, Jr. (Buzzy)

Blog: (This Page)
http://instructionsbydon.blogspot.com/2012/12/20121205-funeral-schedule-for-wednesday.html
To Send up Photos to the Buz Funeral Smugmug (I will arrange later):
http://www.smugmug.com/photos/guest/DMWhH2/bz
20121129 and 20121205 (This page) Oaklawn Cemetery
http://donredding.smugmug.com/Funerals/Asheboro/20121129-Oaklawn-Cemetery/26807801_8Z6DWm#!i=50561279&k=JmQcjzD
20121205 Buzzy:
http://donredding.smugmug.com/Funerals/Asheboro/20121205-Buzzy/26848315_DMWhH2#!i=2257275073&k=rwJdrgc
20121205 Buz:
http://donredding.smugmug.com/Ancestors-Family-Relatives-and/Buz/20121205-Buz/26929043_WGGKbq#!i=2257275073&k=rwJdrgc
20121205 Buz (Closed-need password-includes visitors, flowers, etc not public):
http://donredding.smugmug.com/Funerals/Asheboro/b20121205-Closed/26960413_GH5xGw#!i=2257275073&k=rwJdrgc
Search for all pictures - except Funeral pictures - ( "buzpix" )
http://donredding.smugmug.com/search/?searchWords=buzpix&searchType=InSubCategory&SubCategoryID=196989&x=0&y=0
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Below is some info on my son's funeral.

Don
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Asheboro is about 1 hour 45 minutes from Charlotte and a little less from Raleigh,

Donald S. Redding, Jr. (Buzzy) Schedule
Wednesday December 5, 2012
1:00 PM Visitation at Pugh Funeral Home, 437 Sunset Avenue, 336 625 2171, Asheboro NC 27203 (See orange star in map below)
2:00 PM Graveside Services at Oaklawn Cemetery, 737 Albemarle Road, Asheboro NC (See blue X below) (High School is two miles east)

http://pughfuneralhome.com/

See orange star in map below

See blue X below


	Donald "Buzzy" Sanborn Redding, Jr. Home: Raleigh, NC Date of Death: November 29, 2012 Age: 48 Birthdate: February 7, 1964 Place of Birth: Greensboro, NC Service Information: Wednesday, December 05, 2012 2:00 PM Oaklawn Cemetery, Asheboro, NC Visitation: Wednesday, December 05, 2012 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at Pugh Funeral Home, Asheboro, NC Pugh Funeral Home, 437 Sunset Ave., Asheboro, NC Interment: Oaklawn Cemetery, Asheboro, NC Light a candle by adding your thoughts and memories		Donald Sanborn Redding, Jr. ("Buzzy") of Raleigh, NC passed away in his sleep from a heart attack on Thursday, November 29, 2012. Buzzy was born on February 7, 1964. After graduating from Watauga High School, he attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and graduated with a degree in Radio, TV, and Motion Pictures. Buzz was a talented musician and loved playing Elton John songs on the piano. After graduation, he ran an audio video business and later served as a Captain at the North Carolina Detective Agency. In recent years Buzz worked in the land scaping business. He was quite knowledgeable about landscaping and handy work and had a knack for working with tools and fixing things. Buzz had a very sweet nature and loved his family and friends deeply. Buzz, his Mom, and his Grandmother, Hazie, shared a deep love of music. He and his Dad enjoyed going to football and basketball games at UNC and went to two final four tournaments together, including Dean Smith's first NCAA Championship. Buzz is survived by his parents, Donald Sanborn Redding, Sr. of Charlotte and Frances Strickland Redding of Raleigh, and his two sisters, Sally Redding Hanchett of Bloomington, Indiana, and Julie Redding Schotzinger of Raleigh and their families, including four nephews and three nieces. A visitation will be held at 1:00 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at the Pugh Funeral Home at 437 Sunset Avenue in Asheboro, NC (336-625-2171), with a graveside service at 2:00 pm at the Oak Lawn Cemetery in Asheboro, NC. Memorials may be sent to the charity of choice.