> OTOH, I haven't as yet received anything on the Apple topic.

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> :: Hat rejoins hat pile in corner

> Have you thought of diversifying into millinery? =A0The brims could be
> decorated with LED's that change colour due to mood or emphasis
> required. I believe Philips have some mood led panels that do this.

Said hat pile is a physical reality,even though said admin hat is not,
and has about 9 hats in it at present, with another few around the
place. All hats bar one are mine. As I very very seldom wear hats I'm
not sure why I maintain it, but it does rather match the general style
of things here. One hat is genuine WW2 Australian seen-service-in-PNG
diggers hat, one a Mercedes cap of the style sold in stalls everywhere
but this one given to me by Mercedes Benz in Taipei (who probably got
it from a local stall). The rest are less notable. A solar brimmed hat
keeps threatening to happen. Closest so far was a fairy headband with
light chaser LEDs that flashed and chased etc. Whole project including
tinsel, LEDs headband, and PIC 16F84 (a while ago) driver took 45
minutes from start to chasing my daughter down the path with it as she
left for the related party. A great success when dancing in low light
reportedly. My shortest time to  complete a project ever :-). Coded in
BASIC (!) and probably around 20-30 lines of code total.


               Russell

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