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Makoto Restaurant Review

2012-03-03T16:12:00.000-05:00

Very good place to go. For my main review of this restaurant, mainly for sushi, check my Yelp review.

AIIM's Healthcare Section

2012-02-27T20:11:00.000-05:00

AIIM has a HealthCare section (http://www.aiim.org/healthcare) that has Case Studies/White Papers, News & Info and Industry Research. With Electronic Health Records Management becoming more important, does anyone make use of that section? Personally, today was the first time I found it, and it seems like some of the material is “dated.” Are people interested in this aspect of document management, document imaging, content management? The local chapter has been working on ideas for meetings and events later this year, and the EHR/EMR topic came up, and I was wondering if there is a need for any education on that topic? Please post your thoughts in the comments below.

2011-11-09T21:31:00.000-05:00

The Spam Primer started in 1996 as a way to help people deal with a new problem: spam. Even then, author Randy Cassingham realized spam would become a huge problem for everyone who depends on e-mail (and it has: it's estimated that about 90 percent of all e-mail traffic is spam, which makes it difficult for legitimate e-mail to get through, and to find it among all the garbage!)

Please do your share in preventing spam. Take 15 minutes to read through this site! Thanks.

Attending AIIM GSC Cloud Computing Event

2011-11-01T22:59:00.001-04:00

Cloud Computing - Hype or the Real Deal

Presented by AIIM Garden State Chapter

When
Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Don't miss this second event as we continue our seminars on cloud computing with a focus on using cloud based solutions and how they differ from traditional solutions. The seminar will cover:

* Recap of cloud computing
* Applications for content management, analytics, etc.
* Selected case study from finance, health care, etc.
* Vendors
* Best practices
* Issues

The seminar will give you an opportunity to hear from an expert in this technology, ask questions, and interact with fellow professionals. This is the second session in a series of seminars on cloud computing. At a later date we will explore topics governance and risk management, security, project managing cloud based solutions, and new trends and directions.

Meeting Agenda:
Registration, hors d'oeuvres & networking 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Presentation 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Dessert & Networking 8:00-8:30 p.m.

Meeting Fees:
AIIM Members $30
Non-members $35

Where
Woodbridge Hilton, Woodbridge, NJ 08830

Direct link to registration page: http://www.aiimgsc.org/regform.htm

Five Ways to Migrate Applications to the Cloud

2011-08-09T21:48:00.000-04:00

When your boss says "Let's move our apps to the Cloud!" do you start shaking?

According to Gartner, Inc. "...no alternative offers a silver bullet: All require architects to understand application migration from multiple perspectives and criteria, such as IT staff skills, the value of existing investments, and application architecture.”

For an overly simplified look at this, check the link.

Memorial Day Weekend Vacation

2011-05-30T19:15:00.000-04:00

We took a short vacation to celebrate our anniversary weekend. We went to Crystal Springs and stayed at the Grand Cascades Lodge. It was great. The grounds were beautiful, we had a few great meals (and some not so great -- Kites), the Biosphere (pool area) was excellent and overall had a great time.

At Restaurant Latour (one of the great meals!), we had the opportunity to sample a bottle of $1000 wine. I don't remember the name, but it did taste fantastic!

Julia and I each had a massage at Reflections Spa, which was very relaxing.

IPS Announces Digital Workflow 3.0 Web-based Business Process Automation

2011-05-18T20:05:00.000-04:00

Streamlines document processing in the cloud while interfacing with major ERP systems

IPS today announced the availability of IPS Digital Workflow 3.0 third generation, web-based, modular workflow. The IPS cloud-based solution runs on state-of-the-art hardware and server technology, including latest Microsoft Server and SQL Server platforms, for maximum performance. The IPS private cloud provides all the benefits of public cloud solutions – no hardware or software installation necessary – with added security and reliability for mission critical document processing in regulated and non-regulated environments.

More...

Charles Goldstein speaking on panel at AIIM Garden State Chapter event

2011-04-23T21:02:00.002-04:00

Charles Goldstein, Director of Information Technology at Image Processing Systems (IPS), will be speaking at an AIIM Garden State Chapter event. It will be held on May 10 and feature a panel discussion on the topic "Creating a successful strategy for moving from a paper-based to an electronic document environment."

The panel will discuss topics around capturing physical and electronic documents, how to store, share and control documents within an Enterprise Content Management (ECM) system, focusing on going paperless. Attendees will be provided with recommendations, best practices and challenges that businesses and organizations face when trying to move to a paperless environment.

Charles has worked on a number of initiatives for reducing paper in the workplace and Business Process Automation through the use of workflow, which have been highly effective in lowering the “cost of doing business” and increasing the speed & efficiency of document processing. He looks forward to sharing examples of these solutions.

The AIIM Garden State Chapter panel event will be on Tuesday, May 10 at the Woodbridge Hilton in Iselin, NJ. The event starts with a networking session at 5:30pm. Click here to learn more or to register.

Document Imaging

2011-04-12T22:47:00.003-04:00

Ok, time for a shameless plug for my company IPS (Image Processing Systems).
For any document scanning, indexing, conversion, and archiving services for organizations large and small, contact Image Processing Systems (IPS). The also handle applications ranging from human resources and accounts payable to contracts and government records for all industries, including Financial Services/Banking, Media/Advertising, Hospitals/Medical, Insurance and Governments.

IPS provides Accounts Payable processing, a Digital Mailroom and Workflow solutions.

Holy Cow, I haven't posted anything in over a year

2010-11-22T22:27:00.002-05:00

Wow, I can't believe that I haven't posted anything in over a year. Well, since my last post was about getting a Motorola Droid, I guess I can tell you that I now have a Droid 2, because the original Droid was a piece of crap and Verizon Wireless replaced it with a brand new Droid 2. And then Julia decided to get one also!

I'll have to find the time to post more often. I'll try....

Got a Motorola Droid

2009-11-08T20:58:00.004-05:00

I got the new Motorola Droid smartphone last Friday and have been fooling around with it all weekend. It looks pretty good, but coming from a "dumb phone" it doesn't have some of the features from that phone, but I think it makes up for them in many other ways.

More to come on this topic, but some forums I have found indispensable are:
Android Forums
AndroLib
HowardForums: Android VZW Smartphones

Getting FiOS

2009-11-02T13:45:00.005-05:00

The little green boxes were put in the grass last winter and now I see Verizon trucks in the neighborhood, so I go to Verizon's FiOS website to see if I can finally get FiOS. Yes! It looks like I can finally order it. While I'm pricing it out (I really only want TV and Internet, I'm thinking of dropping the landline), I get the "live chat" window. Well, well, well. Mabel wants to "help" me. The only question I really have for her is how much the "taxes and fees" are. She tells me she can't answer that because it's different based on where you live. I tell her I'm in NJ. She again tells me that it's a computer automated thing and she doesn't know. I ask if it's in the $20 range or $50. No answer.

So she goes on to make me an offer only good while I'm online with her NOW!!!!! She'll waive the DVR fee for three months. And, she will waive all the activation and installation charges. Big deal. The website already does that. I told her I would think about it. She seemed disappointed that I wouldn't be signing up NOW!!!!! with her. Oh well, I'm sure she will get over it.

Over the next few days/weeks (and I really hope not months!), I will chronicle my FiOS exploits and let you know how things are going. Stay tuned....

Security for Online Banking

2009-10-26T13:10:00.002-04:00

Check this post on the Top PC Support Blog about using a Live CD for online banking, especially for business accounts.

Get Affordable Help With Your Computer

2009-09-13T17:27:00.001-04:00

I'm available as an expert to help you with any computer related problem you may have.

Biznik

2009-08-22T18:20:00.001-04:00

I was reading an article at Entrepreneur about 8 Sites to Help You Network (8 niche social networks deliver the introductions business owners need). I joined Biznik.com which allows people to join a local business community to connect and collaborate with nearby entrepreneurs, and find out about local seminars and events.

Cool Desktop Wallpaper

2009-08-14T14:38:00.007-04:00

Vladstudio is the project of Russian digital artist Vlad Gerasimov. He has created some amazing desktop backgrounds (or wallpapers), in all resolutions from 128x128 (for mobile phones) to 2650x1600 (for wide screen monitors). He even has backgrounds that span across multiple monitors. Low quality versions are available for free download, but you can get a subscription to the site for as low as $8.99 (a one time charge).

Just say NO to IE6

2009-08-06T16:39:00.003-04:00

If you are still using IE6 (or another older web browser), please consider upgrading. The latest browsers are more secure and in most cases faster than the older version.

If you need assistance with this, head on over to Top PC Support.

Oxt weekend? Will this catch on?

2009-08-04T16:27:00.000-04:00

Explaining a future date can be downright confusing.
People often use the phrase “next weekend” to describe the future weekend, but this can lead to confusion. While some interpret “next weekend” to mean this coming weekend, others interpret it as the weekend after, hence the use of the awkward, overly wordy, “not this weekend but the weekend after.” Oxt weekend is a new phrase you can use instead of saying “not this weekend but the weekend after.” Check it out here.

Thinking about Win 7 ?

2009-08-03T14:31:00.001-04:00

Thinking of upgrading your PC to Windows 7 when it arrives in October? You may want to test your PC to check if you will get the most out of Windows 7. Check out the Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Adviser. For more assistance, head on over to Top PC Support.

Anti-Virus

2009-07-31T15:02:00.000-04:00

Please be sure your anti-virus and anti-spyware software is up to date. Most vendors update their virus definition files daily, so you should have the "auto check" feature turned on for that software. If you're not sure about this, or have any questions, head on over to Top PC Support for assistance!

Book List

2009-04-26T21:00:00.000-04:00

Edit 4/26/09: I'm now reading Tami Hoag's Prior Bad Acts and John Sanford's Dark of the Moon is on deck!
Edit 4/21/09: I just finished reading Ed Park's Personal Days and am now reading James Patterson's Mary Mary.
Edit 4/12/09: I just finished Patricia Cornwell's Scapetta .
Edit 3/23/09: I recently finished Tess Gerritsen's The Sinner and am now reading The Keepsake.

Edit 3/15/09: Recently I finished Tami Hoag's Kill the Messenger and Clive Cussler's White Death.

Edit 1/27/09: I am just about finished with Stephen King's Just After Sunset.

Edit 1/13/09: I didn't have a chance to read Bones before it was due back, so I will read that once I have time. New books are James Patterson's Cross Country and David Bach's Start Late, Finish Rich: A No-Fail Plan for Achieving Financial Freedom at Any Age.

Edit 12/30/08: I haven't even had time to finish those two (below) and Alice Schroeder's The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life and Jonathan Kellerman's Bones are ready at the library for me. I had them reserved, so I can't tell them when I want them. When they're ready for you, you pick them up or lose them.

Edit 12/19/08: Next up is David Baldacci's The Whole Truth and Jonathan Kellerman's Obsession. I will get back to the Hoag marathon after these!

Edit 12/10/08: I read Michael Connelly's The Brass Verdict. Now I'm going on a Tami Hoag marathon! I will start Dark Horse next and will continue reading all her novels up until her latest one.

Edit 11/27/08: Happy Thanksgiving! Now reading Tami Hoag's Dust to Dust.

Edit 11/12/08: Picked up Nelson DeMille's The Gate House and will begin that immediately.

Edit 10/28/08: Picked up David Baldacci's Simple Genius and that is on deck.

I started reading Michael Palmer's The Fifth Vial and also started reading Robin Cook's Foreign Body (because that was ready at the library for me). I hardly ever read two books at the same time, so we'll see how this works out.

Virtual Garage Sale

2009-04-13T21:55:00.003-04:00

I've created a virtual garage sale page for all the stuff I'm selling on Craig's List. You can find my stuff for sale here. My contact info is there as well, along with pictures of all the items.

We adopted kittens

2009-01-10T15:14:00.005-05:00

We adopted two kittens from the Somerset Regional Animal Shelter. Rory is a 4 1/2 month old female and Chase is an 8 month old male. Rory is black with a white underbelly and paws. Chase is grey and white. Rory is a real "lap cat" as she likes to sit with us and be petted. Chase has been staying under the couch most of the time, but I'm sure he will warm up to us in a little while. They've only been home with us for less than two days.

I'm an uncle

2008-12-21T21:21:00.004-05:00

Jeff and Jordana finally had a baby. Well, actually they had twins. A boy and a girl. Jonah Eli and Ariel Lily (at least that's the way I think they're spelled). We went down to see them December 13 and they are adorable. Mom and the babies are doing fine. This picture is when they are less than a week old.

World's Worst Banker?

2008-12-02T20:56:00.002-05:00

Sandy Weill, Chuck Prince, and Vikram Pandit of Citigroup nominated for World's Worst Banker!

In a Newsweek article:

In an interview Monday, Nobel laureate Paul Krugman nominated the gang that ran Citigroup into the ground. But Citi was so big it took three CEOs—Sandy Weill, Chuck Prince, and Vikram Pandit—to bring it to the brink of disaster.

Don't worry, they were in very good company!

ShamWow!

2008-12-02T00:24:00.002-05:00

ShamWow!
I decided to order the ShamWow because I use a lot of paper towels and hand towels in the kitchen wiping up water spills around the sink. I ordered from the website after seeing it on a TV infomercial. I read a few reviews online before ordering and most had good things to say. It seems the main "bad" issue is that it doesn't fully dry surfaces.

One issue I have is that shipping and handling is $7.95. I think this is a bit of a rip-off, but at least I don't have to pay sales tax. "Handling" should be built into the price, and shipping shouldn't be more than a couple bucks.

Product Review: Air-O-Swiss 7135 Humidifier

2008-11-21T16:09:00.008-05:00

I purchased this humidifier today at Bed Bath & Beyond because I was tired of waking up with a sore throat and "crusty things" in my nose. Basically the dry air of winter isn't good. I have a humidifier on the furnace for the downstairs, but nothing on the furnace for upstairs. I figured a small, portable humidifier for the bedroom would be easier and less costly than installing a humidifier on the furnace in the attic.

I selected the Air-O-Swiss 7135 based on some reviews on AllergyBuyersClub.com, Allergy Consumers Review and other sites. I purchased from Bed Bath because of their 20% discount coupons that they always send me.

First impressions:
The demineralization cartridge needs to soak in water for 24 hours before use. If you're using distilled water, or reverse osmosis water, you don't need to use the DMC. I placed it on my night table on my side of the bed, with the nozzle pointing parallel to the side of the bed, into the room. I'll see if that works well.
The first time I turned it on, the red "clean" indicator came on and nothing else happened. I reset it according to the instructions and it's working fine now. I am using the heated mist function but really can't tell that the mist coming out is warm or not.

Since I haven't had a chance to really use it, I will update this review over the next few days and months. Let me know if you have any specific questions and I will attempt to answer them. Good luck in your personal quest for better winter air!

Edit 12/2/08: After using the humidifier a few days, it is quiet. I am very happy about that because I was afraid I would have problems falling asleep because it is right next to me. The humidity sensor is not very accurate. I have it set for 40% RH (relative humidity) and it hardly ever gets there to shut off by itself. I think it is low by about 20 based on testing with a temperature/humidity data logger I have. I let it run 24x7 for a couple days and the carpeting near the humidifier was damp, so I decided to only start it when I went to bed, and usually on the low speed. This goes through about half a tank of water (I shut it off in the morning when I wake up). I am using the preheat setting.

I have noticed a big difference in the mornings. My sore throat is gone and I'm feeling better overall.

My Keypad

2008-11-17T00:43:00.006-05:00

Since I am using Insteon technology in my house, I have a few KeypadLinc's (Remote-Controllable Keypad Dimmer) throughout. Here is my main keypad by the garage door, which we use as our main entry to the house.

Here is the original switch with the clear buttons. Click each picture to see a high resolution picture.

Here is an updated picture of the keypad with the top four buttons replaced with laser engraved buttons. They look much better, so once I have some extra money to spend on HA (Home Automation), I will upgrade the bottom buttons.

Let me know which one you like best. Other people have used colored buttons, such as red, blue, red, etc. to differentiate some buttons. I don't think I will be doing that.

Restaurant Review: 28 BBQ

2008-11-14T21:48:00.003-05:00

The wife and I went to 28 BBQ tonight. You don't want to go there for the ambiance.

The restaurant seems new, but we saw other reviews going back to 2007. It looks like there is a take-out part and a sit-down restaurant part, which is where we went. The walls are a light green and all the tables are square wood tables for two. Larger tables are created by putting multiple tables together. The light is bright fluorescent and the floor is tile, so the place overall is very bright. Since the place wasn't busy, the waitress told us to pick a table where we wanted to sit. There was a TV hanging from the ceiling in a corner of the room playing a repeat of Law & Order.

On the table were mustard and ketchup squeeze bottles (the yellow and red one's), a napkin dispenser and salt & pepper shakers. The tables had paper place mats and settings with a fork and knife. Remember, you're not there for the ambiance.

I ordered the beef short ribs and the wife ordered the paella. I got a salad included with mine and my wife ordered a separate one. When they came, they were just lettuce, tomato and onion. We weren't offered a choice of dressing and oil & vinegar was brought with the salads. A bread basket with basic bread and butter was also brought to the table. The place is BYOB so we brought a bottle of Mark West pinot noir wine, which I'm "testing" for Thanksgiving. (Any errors in this post are attributable to the wine, since I ended up drinking almost the whole bottle.) Julia was bummed because she was looking forward to sangria.

While we were eating the salads, which were fine, the waitress brought each of us a plate, which she put on the side of us. This really could have been done once the salad plates were cleared, but then, you're not here for the ambiance. When we were done with the salads, the plates were cleared promptly. Then it was time for another glass of wine, at least for me.

The main courses were served and they were large portions. The paella was a large silver bowl of yellow rice with half a lobster on top. There were clams and mussels mixed in. There was also supposed to be shrimp in there, but there was none to be found. The mussels weren't open, so they were not edible. We pointed this out to the waitress and she brought the manager over. He apologized and offered to re-make the dish, but Julia declined. Ultimately the dish was removed from the bill. The short ribs were good. They were a little fatty near the bone, but that is to be expected. They were cooked as ordered (medium) and were tasty. There were a lot of "meat" items on the menu, so I think that is what you should be ordering if you go there. The prices were reasonable.

As far as beverages go, there were Coca Cola products in a cooler on display. It looked like there were pieces of cake and other desserts in a cooler next to that one. We did not order dessert, so I don't know how those tasted.

Overall it was just "Ok." My dinner was good but Julia's was not. The ambiance was nothing to speak of. I think the place does a good take-out business because the parking lot was full, but there weren't many people in the restaurant part.

My Pathetic ISP Speed

2008-11-08T21:26:00.005-05:00

I am using Verizon DSL service and I've noticed it's getting progressively worse when it comes to download speeds. I really can't wait until FiOS comes to my neighborhood. I don't want to get Optimum Online from Cablevision because I'm not happy with their cable TV service. Since the concert at the Watchung Arts Center tonight was canceled, we decided to stay in, so we started watching the first season of Heroes on Netflix (watch instantly). However, the speed was awful.

The video was a little "jerky" but Julia didn't really notice that (at least she didn't say anything about it) but the show paused and buffered too many times. It was really annoying and unwatchable. Looks like I will have to call Verizon and see if they can fix it.

CraigsList

2008-11-04T15:00:00.005-05:00

I like using Craigslist (will take you to Northern NJ) to sell stuff. I also like reading the "Best Of's." Anyway, here are some things I am trying to sell right now. No reasonable offer refused!

There are some real bargains there! If the links don't work, or any other questions, please leave me a comment and I will get back to you.

Vote

2008-10-31T15:23:00.003-04:00

Don't forget to vote on November 4th!

Happy Halloween!

2008-10-31T01:08:00.005-04:00

Happy Halloween everyone. We usually get a lot of trick-or-treaters. Last year I wore a mask (sometimes) when I answered the door and I scared a little kid once. Bummer! I got two of the big bags of candy from Costco (a total of 300 pieces of chocolate candies). Hopefully I don't go through them too quick.

Edit (10/31/08): I decided to get a couple more bags (regular size) of candy. I also got some non-chocolate candy so if anyone asks for that, I'm ready.

CFLs Suck

2008-10-29T17:23:00.004-04:00

There, I said it. Compact Fluorescent Light bulbs suck. I'm trying to be energy efficient so I bought a couple CFL reflector bulbs to replace some reflector flood lights in my ceiling cans (ceiling-recessed downlights). Specifically I got one GE 21710 (720 lumens, 6000 hours) and one GE 47478 (750 lumens, 10000 hours). Both are 15W CFLs equivalent to 65W incandescent. The 21710 package specifically indicated it was dimmable. The 47478 package didn't specify either way. Most of the CFLs are non dimmable. Anyway, neither is instant start. The delay was very noticeable. The 47478 did not dim with my Insteon SwitchLinc dimmer switch. The 21710 did not have enough "steps" or levels in dimming, and only went down to about 25% before turning off. I will now go to halogen bulbs

A good paper on Reflector Light Bulbs and Lighting Controls as it pertains to the Energy Act of 2007 (Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (EISA 2007)) can be found here. The Compact Fluorescent Dimming: Buyer Beware paper is another good source of information.

Let it snow!

2008-10-28T13:16:00.004-04:00

Even though it was only 38° F when I looked at the temperature, the snow was coming down in big, fluffy flakes and was covering the grass.

I doubt it will last, but it was nice to see snow so early in the season, especially since it's not winter yet.

The Star Ledger newspaper is calling it a "freak fall snowstorm." The last time we had snow in October was in 2002.

SNL Weekend Update

2008-10-27T21:06:00.002-04:00

Although I stopped watching Saturday Night Live long ago because I just don't think it's as funny as it was years ago, I still like the Weekend Update feature. This one with Fred Armison shows off his interactive map and Oscar Rogers still wants someone to FIX IT!

Magellan Roadmate 1412

2008-10-23T22:22:00.010-04:00

Here's a mini review of the GPS. There are plenty of reviews of the features and functionality all over the Web. I guess my review will be about the things I don't like about it. If I decide there are too many problems, I will take it back and get a different model. I previously had a Garmin (250W, I think) but it took too long to lock onto satellites and map the route. (At this point, I should probably say that the GPS is my wife's, but I use it too.)

I was happy with the features, which are more than the Garmin, such as speaking the road names of the turns.

My first gripe is that it couldn't find the nearest Kinko's. The closest one it showed in a search was 6.5 miles away, but I knew of a closer one, and on the way to where I was going anyway. It was 4.8 miles from where I was when I searched. Even when I was in the parking lot when I got to the Kinko's I wanted to be at, the GPS didn't know about it. The people said they have been there for six years, plenty of time to be in Magellan's (or whoever they use) map database.

A good thing is that it gives plenty of notice of an exit on the highway, e.g. 2 miles out, 1.1 miles, .4 miles and finally at the exit. (I think the chime at the exit is Ok but my wife doesn't like it.)

I don't like that once you arrive at your destination, you have to cancel the existing route before entering a new address. Later today I used it to get home and I noticed that it went back to the main menu; I didn't have to cancel the existing route. Perhaps you need to arrive at the exact location???

In general, it takes too many menu clicks to enter things. (Getting Home takes 4 clicks: Main Menu, Home button, Route, and finally the orange Route button. It should be two at the most!) Another issue is that when changing the volume, you have to click Save to move on. After a few seconds, it should just go back to the previous screen. And maybe I just want to raise the volume temporarily due to road noise. It seems that I will always be changing the volume.

I'm sure I will continue to update this as time goes on....

Edit (10/24/08):
I mapped a route to 118 US-202 in Bernardsville and it brought me to a lake!!! Luckily I knew where I was supposed to be. When I got to the destination, the GPS indicated I was on Morristown Road, which could be the name of the small highway as it goes through town. Many small highways have road names also.

The suction cup/mounting bracket is much better than the Garmin.

Getting Home through my housing development takes a roundabout way which is not the shortest or fastest route. Good thing I know how to get home in my development!

Photosynth

2008-10-22T23:11:00.002-04:00

From Microsoft Live Labs, Photosynth is a new and very interesting technology. From the website, "Imagine being able to share the places and things you love using the cinematic quality of a movie, the control of a video game, and the mind-blowing detail of the real world. With nothing more than a bunch of photos, Photosynth creates an amazing new experience." You really need to take a look to understand it. And even though you may not understand it, it does look really cool.

My first attempt at creating a Synth wasn't all that successful, even though I used 51 photos. It was only 33% synthy. Since it was so bad, I won't bother posting a link, but you can search for it if you really want to see it. It was a fire truck.

Snarfer

2008-10-22T22:02:00.000-04:00

I've been using Snarfer for reading RSS feeds. I'm pretty happy with it, except that it saves messages in a format that can't be indexed by Google Desktop Search. Hopefully as Snarfer matures, the author (or perhaps someone else) will create a plug-in for GDS.