Thinking @ Speed of Light

I already own a cordless drill which has come quite handy in all the projects I have done ever since I bought it. I thought of increasing my collection and so decided to buy a Dremel  tool ( 7700-30 ). This is a 7.2v cordless rotatory tool. With the drill I made a an omelette/defrosted a fridge  so for the Dremel tool I decided to go for a similar test. This time i decided to slice a pizza using the power tool. Step 1: Order a pizza - Dominos Regular Margherita Pizza !!  Step 2: Charge the battery for your Dremel. Technically this should be step 1.  Step 3: Attach cutting wheel to the Dremel. Step 4: Slice and Dice away Step 5: Realize it did not work because the cutting wheel size was too small. Plan to order a bigger cutting wheel. Step 6: Use a knife. Eat Pizza. Anyway after that failed I decided to come-up with something...

I was getting a bit annoyed trying to explain a few people (you know who you are) that the iPhone camera is not different from their phone cameras (also having a 5MP sensor) and that with just a bit of hard-work they can also get HDR pictures. All u need is an app that does that for you ... Ok fine for all the people who do not want to install an app on their phone or want to create HDR using a normal "Digi-cam" there is another way. You can use Photoshop (or GIMP for you Open Source freaks) and make yourself a an HDR image. The process is fairly simple but this post is just for the above mentioned people and for all the others who are oblivious to the fact that this can actually be done. So is what u need :              1) A camera that has adjustable exposure settings               2) Photoshop or GIMP (why did they have to name it that?)          ...