Toys - Casa Lulu (with Kenny)

Toys

MicroSD, SD to USB Adapter
My older PC came with a built-in card reader. Now the newer one does too.
The Radio Controlled Clock
This LaCrosse Technologies Radio Controlled clock uses an onboard receiver to communicate with a WWVB VLF (very low frequency) radio transmitter operating at 60 KHz by the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Fort Collins, Colorado. Because of the low frequency, reception at my location is limited to the overnight hours but the quartz movement of the clock maintains accuracy between nightly "updates". Sometimes advertised as an "atomic clock", it is, instead, linked with the actual NIST Cesium atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado and displays time within about 0.02 seconds accuracy.
The Radio Controlled Clock
This LaCrosse Technologies Radio Controlled clock uses an onboard receiver to communicate with a WWVB VLF (very low frequency) radio transmitter operating at 60 KHz by the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Fort Collins, Colorado. Because of the low frequency, reception at my location is limited to the overnight hours but the quartz movement of the clock maintains accuracy between nightly "updates". Sometimes advertised as an "atomic clock", it is, instead, linked with the actual NIST Cesium atomic clock in Boulder, Colorado and displays time within about 0.02 seconds accuracy.
This is my third J1. I loved my first, with its 10 - 30 mm VR lens, so much that I bought a 30 - 110 mm lens to go with it. Then I decided that changing the lenses was too inconvenient so I bought a second J1. By this time, Nikon was on the verge of discontinuing them so I got what I thought was a great deal on my second camera. I kept the 10 - 30 mm lens on the new one and put the telephoto lens on my first one. No more changing lenses - just change cameras. Fast and convenient. Then one of Shawn's friends hit me. The camera with the telephoto lens disappeared from my computer desk. This red combo is a used J1 body only I bought used a year ago and a used lens delivered today. The body was only $60 and the lens $98. I'm back to where I was before "Princess" struck.