This slide show was created separately from this page.

 There will be some redundancy of images because different formats and resolutions were used to store the pics at the various locations. There is a considerable variation in image quality depending on the file reduction methods used. The photos which are in the album here are of a much higher quality and have been reduced to sizes between 19 -41 kb each automatically by Yahoo.  Anyone who is on my friends list at the 360 page here can actually download the art images in my albums to their cell phones for free. So if you wanted a praying hands background on your cell phone this is where you get it.  Once navigating to Yahoo on your cell phone and log in to your account... you have the choice of seeing email, or a condensed home page or yahoo photos. Select yahoo photos and from there you can see and download you own cell phone images or any of your friends photos from albums if they have selected share with friends from the options.  In order to share your photos as cell phone backgrounds and picture downloads you must create an album on your 360 page using yahoo photos. And yes with a little patience you can even get to a 360 page on your cell phone.  Be sure to check with your cell phone provider information to see whether you are being billed for bandwidth transfers.  My plan is a with cingular and the monthly cell phone payment credits as usable dollars on line.  There is a maximum data size kb or mb per month.  Since these pictures in the album are automatically reduced for you the size that is perfect for transmission without any complications.  From what I figure, I can download up to 40 pictures from albums and have them all fit on my phone.  You learn a lot about alternate devices when you are off line for 2 months.  I still haven't managed to get my phone to mablog to the 360 page.  It may be the model or it might be an error on my part.  Some of the pictures in the previous blog entry for El Paso were taken with my cell phone, but I had transferred them to my computer to upload the images.

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I was talking to my friend deepa about smilies and emoticons and the question of really big smilies were available. And I know they are, but instead I made a smilie slideshow for her. Yes it's silly and from a graphics stand point it is crude. But, it was done very quickly, and was easy to assemble with the features at slide.com so I am tossing it in here. I guess it is art of sort. This is the kind of thing you can do even if you don't have really fancy graphics software. And all the pics ar simple jpgs or bmps. So don't think that you can only do fancy stuff with gifs because that isn't true.
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Also the slideshows at slide.com can be downloaded as screensavers on your computer. If you have saved more than 5 slideshows when you download the screensaver it will show 5 of the slideshows at a time going in alternating directions at a time. It will randomly pick a different set of 5 slideshows each time.