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These are all the journals I made last week during my vacation. I also got a fair amount of leather from Hardin Furniture, so there should be even more soon. Now I just need to find them a home.....
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A blog about bookbinding, book conservation, artist's books, printmaking and interning.
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More Limp Leather Journals
I got a message from the new shop manager at WNYBAC requesting more limp leather journals. So last night I made these ones up.
I used the paste papers I made last year for the inside covers.
And while I was at it, I made this awesome book for myself :-)
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Uninstalling Exhibitions
I had some extra time this week and decided to go in to WNYBAC. Today i helped uninstall two shows. For the miniature book show, we had to complete an "exit" condition report, on each book, in the provided binders. So I worked on that, while packing books for shipping to the next museum. I also uninstalled the second gallery show. This involved packing works by one artist for shipping (she lives in Texas). And wrapping the other works for pick-up by the artists. Finally, I had to scrape off the vinyl letters from the miniature book show, and spackle the walls in the gallery. They will be painted tomorrow.
Also, I brought in the four additional books I made in and Jessica immediately claimed the one with green thread.
Also, I brought in the four additional books I made in and Jessica immediately claimed the one with green thread.
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My Favorite
This was my favorite book in the miniature show. It uses the poem from Alice in Wonderland....and comes complete with a little glass crocodile!!
Last Official Day
Today was my last official day at WNYBAC, since I am starting my MLS on Monday. It was pretty uneventful. There were an INSANE amount of mail orders from the weekend. It took about 2 hours just to get them all together. Then the usual run to the post office. Then, I helped put up some vinyl lettering for the miniature book show. I spent the remainder of my time folding "snake" and pop-up books.
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Saturday, July 23, 2011
LongBoards Restaurant Grand Opening!
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How lucky can your family be. You guys live in close to each other. Now that my kids are all in college, I tell them that once they are done schooling and starting a family on their own that we should all live in one city or state. Oh well I have yet to wait for that day haha.
Wow looks like you are in the right city where people know how to PARTAY!
And again thanks for the award. I also thanked you in my blog.Happy weekend!your son's art is fabulous! this grand opening looks like so much fun, and you've brought the details to all of us so wonderfully, I felt like I was there, picturing the sea glass being handed out and the marvelous trays of food being passed around. We're big oldie car fans, we used to attend lots of car shows, in fact one in particular that used to fall around our anniversary. Years ago we used to own an all original 1950 Lincoln, and a 1968 camaro convertible....they were gorgeous, both of which we don't have any longer....but the memories remain....hope you have a lovely weekend sweet bella
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, you're always so supportive! (I have no idea why you can't comment on my blog using your son's computer...maybe due to some scripts I use on my blog)
LOL The guy enjoys a little "sexual innuendos", doesn't he?!
Those cars, esp. that yellow one, look amazing! I love those painted surfboards, esp. the one painted with Beatles. Your son has done a fantastic job.
AngieHi Elisabeth, what a great post to return to after vacation! I'm slowing getting back into things and saw your comment on my blog. We're home, but I haven't had time to post anything yet. I was getting caught up on Foodbuzz, etc. What an artistic family you have - from creative chefs to artists! My mother lives near St. Pete's and I wish it were closer to West Palm Beach because I'd love to visit some of the places you talk about. Your son's art is terrific, lively, and fun! Congrats to him!!! Oh, and I love the vintage cars - my cousin is involved in that up here and has a great time with it. I'll be back soon!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting post,Elizabeth !!! You made me feel as if I was actually there. I should henceforth be looking out for these restaurant openings they seem so much fun and Free food...whoa !!!You have such a talented son,enjoyed all his art work and watched him in the video too :)I am happy you are having a good time and keeping busy too !!!BTW thanks for wishing me a good holiday time while I was away in India :)

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I got lost and overshot the site, so I had to come back down the street from the east. Any time I want to go somewhere, I look at Google Maps just long enough to get a pretty decent idea of where it is, and then I just take off without a map or set of specific directions. Having to wander a little, search a little, and get lost now and then is half the reward.
In this case, I was treated with an interesting little piece of graffiti on a wall just down the street from the site... an "All Seeing Eye" suggestive of the one on the Great Seal of the United States.
As I progressed down the street, I recognized the placard on the building ahead of me and to the right. My steps slowed and my heart quickened. Here I was standing on ground tread by Benjamin Franklin. The placard below commemorates the building's significance, saying:
In this building, once Hotel of York, on September 3, 1783, David Hartley, in the name of the King of England, Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, John Adams, in the name of the United States of America, signed the Definite Peace Treaty recognizing the independence of the United States.
I had my picture taken with it below:
Oh yeah... and of course the whole thing had to be ruined by a freaking surveillance camera, hovering ominously above the placard. Perhaps it's there to protect the placard from vandalism, in which case, at least please find a more tasteful place to put it. Either way, it made for a darkly funny symbolism, contrasting the two items, one above the other.


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maker monday (late edition): carmen herrera
a little more geometry for your monday night.
taking a detour from the usual jewelry posts for a look at this radical lady painter.
ms. herrera sold her first work at the fresh young age of 89.
commenting on her work: "... to me sex is sex, and triangles are triangles." smart lady.
more here.
and these...
also spotted over at galore:
bespoke furniture by toby winteringham for patternity.
when do i win the lottery?
happy fall.
the swifts are here! which means that fall in portland has officially begun, i am another year older, and it's almost time to stock up on this year's firewood. until then, i will be wholeheartedly enjoying all that fall has to offer.
oh, and don't forget to look for the harvest moon tonight!
maker monday: pia aleborg
dear pia,
will you marry me? or at least go steady? hold hands? i think you're dreamy...
more of this lady's brilliance here.
will you marry me? or at least go steady? hold hands? i think you're dreamy...
more of this lady's brilliance here.
some experiments
sooooo, been trying out some new things at the studio in the past month or so. feel like a spring collection is very slowly being formulated in my little head. usually, when i put together a collection, i feel the need to make things really super connected/adherent to single theme/idea. i've decided to forget that formula this time around. just sort of making whatever pops into my head, let my materials be my guide, make a lot of it, and see how it all flows together at the end. here is just a sampling of some new ideas. would love to hear your thoughts/opinions/yays/nays.
a few things:
more to come soon!
dream studio
been thinking more and more about changing up my work space. it's feeling clunky and cavernous and less than inspiring. if only i could snap my fingers and have this dreamy dream studio. or maybe i just need to move to sweden? that elizabeth is one lucky lady.
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Beyoncé, Swift & Alba: Best Looks of the 2013 MET Gala
It's considered the Oscars of the style world, and at tonight's Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala (May 6), the fashionably elite made their biggest sartorial statements of the year.
With the focus of 2013's exhibit being "Punk: From Chaos to Couture," celebrity attendees kicked their typical red carpet looks to the curb, only to show off their rebellious side. Basically, the normally stuffy soiree got a rather unruly makeover.
Of the several A-listers taking part in fashion's biggest night, we nailed down five fierce looks that had us rockin' and wantin' more. Read through the list below to see favorite frocks of the 2013 MET Gala.
Rooney Mara: Talk about starting the event off right! As co-chair of this year's fete, Mara took it upon herself to set the fashion bar high. Clad in a lacey, low-cut Givenchy gown featuring zipper embellishments and white heels, the actress kicked her look up a notch with pale foundation and a dark, berry lip.
Taylor Swift: She might be America's country sweetheart, but tonight, Taylor was nothing short of a punk-inspired princess. The 23-year-old superstar kept in theme — sans smile — as she posed in a full-length black and gold cutout J. Mendel dress. Can you say perfection?
Kate Bosworth: Channeling her inner rebel, Bosworth opted for a pink beaded Balmain mini that was sure to cause a saucy sartorial ruckus. The star finished off her rockin' ensemble with a fierce gold waistbelt.
Jessica Alba: Having worn Michael Kors and Ralph Lauren in years past, the brunette stunner turned up in a blue Tory Burch frock with leather embellishments for 2013's big night. Complete with a high bun, and fierce leather clutch, Alba's cutout dress was the perfect interpretation of punk chaos meets couture fashion.
Beyoncé : Honorary chair of the night's event, Bey did not disappoint in a flame-ridden, off-the-shoulder Givenchy gown with gloves and leather belt. Hey, she's not called Queen B for nothing, right?
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This stylishly photographed horror movie centers upon a beautiful, good-hearted schoolteacher whose life becomes a living hell after she is chosen to bear the son of Satan. Her horrible ordeal begins when an ancient enigmatic traveller places an ancient, supposedly extinct, insect up her nose. It crawls into her brain. She soon begins having terrifying dreams and more. When she learns the awful truth about her relationship with the Dark Master things get even worse. Still the baby is born and the poor...more
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The Bridgend Blue Bulls and Aberavon Fighting Irish served up a 14 try thriller with Bulls wing Geraint Lewis claiming a second half hat-trick including a 60 metre run along the touchline. Paul Morgan opened the scoring with a terrific chip and chase before his fellow centre Neil Dixon dived over under the posts, Jon Williams converting to give the home team an early 10-0 lead.
The visitors hit back thanks to a Gareth Lewis try before Bridgend hooker Lloyd O?Connor restored the ten point lead after a great pass from Dixon.
The brilliant Gareth Lewis then got his second for Aberavon which he goaled himself but Bridgend?s Ginger Talisman Kevin Ellis turned back the years with a superb solo try. But Aberavon showed their Fighting spirit and hit back with a late try from Robert Kim, Lewis converted to put the Irish to within 6 points at half time.
The second half belonged to Geraint Lewis, after a sluggish first half the wing grabbed two tries in the opening three minutes, but again Aberavon hit back with a try from prop Andy Llewellyn.
More tries soon followed, Lloyd O?Connor grabbed his second after a break from Jon Williams before a superb long pass from Gareth David put Grant Epton over for his seventh try of the season.
Andy Llewellyn then got his second of the match for O?Callaghan?s men before Geraint Lewis sprinted over for his hat-trick. But the final say went to Fighting Irish scrum half Michael Healy which Gareth Lewis again kicked to make the final score 50-34 to the Bulls.
In the days other match Torfaen Tigers won 24-14 at Newport Titans with Matthew Entwhistle starring with a try and five goals. Further tries came from Jeff Farthing, Jason Hill and Gareth John-Jenkins while Scott Heirene and Chris Vitaline claimed tries for the home team..
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Dual Citizenship Rights: Do They Make More and Better Citizens?
In the 1990s, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Brazil passed dual citizenship laws granting their expatriates the right to naturalize in the receiving country without losing their nationality of origin. I estimate the effects of these new laws on naturalization rates and labor market outcomes in the United States. Based on data from the 1990 and 2000 U.S. censuses, I find that immigrants recently granted dual nationality rights are more likely to naturalize. They also experience employment and earnings gains, together with drops in welfare use, suggesting that dual citizenship rights not only increase the propensity to naturalize but may also promote economic assimilation. The effects of dual citizenship on improved economic performance, if mediated through naturalization, are consistent with American citizenship conferring greater economic opportunities.
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how do you install fuel pump on YJ?
Ok, I was able to disconect the old fuel pump, clean the area, and bolt on the new fuel pump.
Reconnected the inlet tube. But how in the hell do you reconnect that pre-bent metal tubey thingy that connects to the hose with the fuel filter? I tried for an hour, and every time I was able to get it threaded on, it was now where near being able to connect to the fuel filter hose. The time I stopped in the rotation process and connected it to the fuel filter hose, it was so loose, you can guess what happened when I cranked the jeep to test.... gas spraying all over. So i shut down, and kept trying, but i can't get it. does anyone have any pointers, what am i doing wrong? thanks |
Id say just get rid of the manual one and install an electric one thats what i did
You might actually have the wrong fuel pump. With my 89 4.2 there are two types of fuel pumps. One that the line to the fuel filter faces to the front of the Jeep and one that faces to the rear. I had to make sure I got the one that faced to the front for my application and there was no problem. Hope this helps.
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Posted on 08/18/2005 11:10:46 PM PDT by Lando Lincoln
"At least 80 wealthy liberals have pledged to contribute $1 million or more apiece to fund a network of think tanks and advocacy groups to compete with the potent conservative infrastructure built up over the past three decades."
This is the opening sentence of a most interesting article written by reporter Thomas Edsall and published last week (August 7) in The Washington Post. The $80 or more million so raised in this effort will be channelled through something called the Democracy Alliance, the brainchild of Rob Stein, a Democratic party strategist and self described "venture capitalist" who has made a careful study of the conservative network of research institutes and advocacy groups. This network, in his opinion, has been greatly responsible for the success of Republican candidates and conservative initiatives in recent decades. He concludes that Democrats and liberals can be just as successful if they can only build a parallel network. The logic is sound, but the premise may be faulty: because the conservatives did it, it does not follow that the liberals can do it, too. But this objection is perhaps irrelevant right now.
The results of last year's election, and the continuing erosion of Democratic strength in the Congress and in many state governments around the country, has convinced Stein and these wealthy donors that the time has come to try something a little different -- and perhaps a little desperate. George Soros and friends spent as much as $100 million or more last year trying to defeat George Bush, but once the votes were counted, there was not much left to show for the expenditure of all that money. It now appears (according to the article) that two of the key Soros-funded groups -- the Media Fund and America Coming Together -- are in financial distress, and may not even survive much longer. Soros, however, has assumed only a "modest role" in the new Democracy Alliance.
Stein and his associates are fairly hard-headed in their assessment of the reasons behind the failure of Democrats and liberals to develop attractive ideas and proposals. Liberal groups, they say correctly, are organized mainly to protect an agenda that was enacted by Democratic majorities stretching back to the 1930s. They might have added that they are organized also around a few important Supreme Court decisions, primarily dealing with abortion and affirmative action. In any case, such a posture has made them reactive and reactionary rather than forward looking. As a consequence, they have not adjusted to new political and economic circumstances.
This is, as noted, correct as far as it goes, except that it does not go very far in diagnosing what ails the liberals. They should remember, as many Americans do, that liberals had an opportunity to enact their agenda in the 1960s and 1970s, and almost wrecked the nation in the process. It was conservatives and Republicans who rescued the economy, won the Cold War, and saved the cities from crime, stagnation, and welfarism. The liberals, because they controlled the television networks and the news media in general, along with the universities, concluded that they were in a position to dictate terms to their fellow citizens, and did not need to persuade anyone with facts, evidence, and argument. Thus the typical liberal approach to any situation was to issue demands or to file a lawsuit -- approaches that dispensed with the need to persuade anyone that their ideas were best for the nation. The rise of alternative television networks and newspapers has now rendered these tactics hopelessly ineffective. Now no one (except unfortunate college students) is required to pay any attention at all to the liberals. And most do not.
New thinking may be required, but there is precious little evidence in this article that such thinking is in fact underway. Mr. Stein and his colleagues have outlined a thoughtful strategy, but have not said what they seek to accomplish. They have presented a road map but have not identified any destination. Nor have they identified any dead ends that they will now abandon. They will find out soon enough that their main difficulty is not so much the absence of new ideas but the real presence of powerful constituent groups that refuse to adjust their goals or allow new groups to take their place.
Mr. Stein must be a very persuasive fellow to have convinced all these donors to ante up $1 million apiece for this initiative. It would be a most difficult task to emulate this achievement on the conservative side. Still, one has a sense that he has pulled a fast one on these wealthy liberals. He claims that conservative groups outspend progressive groups by some $295 million per year to just $75 million, a disparity that is not even remotely close to the real facts of the situation. For example, in a recent year the following liberal and progressive groups spent the following sums:
· The American Civil Liberties Union, $60 million;And this listing only scratches the surface, as it does not include such groups as the Urban League, the Sierra Club, National Organization for Women, National Abortion Rights Action League, Alliance for Justice, the Environmental Defense Fund, La Raza, and others too numerous to mention or even to count. Nor does it include the various university programs designed to propagandize in favor of the progressive agenda. By any reasonable measure, progressive groups outspend conservative groups on an annual basis by a factor of at least 10 to 1.
· The Urban Institute, $80 million;
· the Natural Resources Defense Council, $55 million;
· World Wildlife Fund, $118 million;
· the NAACP, $40 million.
Such facts will naturally cause liberals to wonder why so little has been achieved over the years by the expenditure of so much money. Conservatives might also feel a sense of alarm over such a disparity and also over the fact that so much new money is available to fund liberal initiatives. While conservatives may have more potent ideas and may spend their money more efficiently, they ought not to feel any sense of complacency. They, too, will have to continue their investment in ideas if they are to stay ahead in this intensely competitive game.
It would not, in fact, be all that difficult to tell the liberals what they need to do to regain the initiative in political debates and to regain a measure of popular support sufficient to win national elections. Such advice could be summarized in a few short paragraphs at a cost far less than $80 million. One might, indeed, be tempted to offer it for the good of the country. But on the other hand, maybe not.
It helps when you actually have an argument supported by more than emotional whining. Liberals don't. Unfortunately, 50% of the country buys into emotional whining. I'll let the reader decide which 50%
Do you want to know how to make a small fortune? Start with a large one and vote democrat.
Its the liberal way... throw money at a "problem"... However much of the funding is from the federal gov't..
What are they talking about? Conservative infrastructure?
Geez, I could've sworn the Conservatives were the ones without the infrastructure.
Yep, this is the latest liberal scam. I am reminded of the dog food story. First class company, lots of money, the best ingredients, super ad campaign, all for naught because the damn old dogs just wouldn't eat it.
When are the liberals going to learn that the American people just don't like what they are selling.
This is absurd. I can't believe that 80 millionaires could be so stupid. What in the hell are the liberals going to do once they rent the building?
This is the only part of the column that falls down. "Alternative television networks and newspapers"?? Certainly 24-hour cable TV news (Fox News, Cspan) has been critical, but Rush Limbaugh (talk radio) and the internet MUST be mentioned here.
Ideas that make sense to normal, traditional American families.
That's the "conservative infrastructure".
Last I heard, the Democrats were "trying to figure out what our core values are" (Senator Barak Obama) and hiring a professional linguistics dude to teach them how to lie better. The Democrats have also decided that they need to swallow hard and learn to fake the religion thing.
The liberal program writ large since the sixties has been a disaster. But liberals don't think that. They think they've had huge successes culminating with the Clinton years who of course enacted a number of successful laws that were originated by conservatives (welfare reform, tax reform) ...because The Great Fornicator knew that liberalism is bunk but couldn't admit it for obvious reasons. They think the only reason their programs aren't more successful is because stingy conservatives cut the money supply or killed their "successful" programs. Even after liberal program after liberal program was proven to be a disaster, they still believe in liberalism. Results don't matter to libs, only intentions.
Think tank? I'd call it a sewage treatment facility.
Ah... I've a term for that, "The Conspiracy of the Common Sense", which is why the Right Wing appears to have a Vast Conspiracy...
Welfare reform was signed by Clinton (even if it was watered down), but "tax reform"? Not during Clinton. The only thing we got from Clinton (who was elected in part on his lie to support "middle class tax cuts") was the largest tax hike in history.
It was Dubya who came along and cut taxes. That's why tax revenues to the federal government are now soaring, the deficit is coming down fast, and the economy is chugging along better than ever.
Apparently he did sign some kind of reform bill that allowed home sellers to not be taxed up to 500 grand on profits from selling their homes. Market analysts said that that has played a large part in the housing boom. Even Sean Hannity and a few other conservatives on NRO have mentioned that. I don't give Clinton much credit for too many things, but we have to give credit where credit is due. His biggest failures were in the areas of national security as is being currently proved. He was lucky in Bosnia, but that didn't involve national security. Ultimately Clinton was the luckiest and shrewdest pol I've ever seen. But his overall grade is in the minus category even if we disregard the Lewinsky scandal.
i'm surprised someone mentioned foxnews and cspan together? Is cspan a right thing outlet? I've been watching it and its one of the most neutral sources out there
Where most of the money goes is to pay salaries for leftists who in turn treat their place as a sort of melding of high school, colleges and social clubs.
The left wasting/misspending money....shocking, eh??!!
Although the article doesn't directly say so, it is clear to me that Rob Stein is setting himself so that he and his circle of friends and relatives can assume high paying "management" positions in his newly created think tank, once they have assembled $80 million or so of the suckers, oops - I mean backers money.
A think tank is the perfect vehicle for a gravy train project because you can use the money to sub contract out to consultants the real work of preparing "studies" on various topics while Rob and friends float around to conventions and talk shows passing off the position papers as their own ideas and to maximize their face time on TV.
If this sounds far fetched, just look at what the Gloria Wise charity group was paying to that clutch of managers who defrauded it for Air America's advantage. They were pulling down salaries of between $150,000 and $250,000 of the taxpayers money for doing SFA and had been getting away with it for years and years.
An alternate spelling for think tank is, "gravy train".
If anyone wants a current example of what unopposed liberalism can do for a city, one only needs to look at Detroit. Liberalism does not work, and the examples abound for those not so emotionally attached to the ideas of liberalism that they have blinded themselves.
Besides, why do they want to put up even more think tanks? I thought the liberals already had a near monopoly on information dissemination. The minority of conservative voices out there must be quite effective, or these rich liberals wouldn't be trying to drown them out by increasing the volume of liberal same old, same old.
""At least 80 wealthy liberals have pledged to contribute $1 million or more apiece to fund a network of think tanks and advocacy groups to compete with the potent conservative infrastructure built up over the past three decades." "
Here, I can do it for free.
Now that should be worth at least a couple of mil. Cash please, unmarked bills in my Cayman Island account.
Yes. Cspan is like a pane of glass allowing the viewer to see Democrat politicians in all their glory on the House and Senate floors. How long could somebody watch that and still vote Democrat?
Hey, I'm going to the Caymans next month! I'll be glad to deposit it for you. ;)
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Sweden's Lundin Petroleum has drilled a dry well northeast of the Sleipner Øst field in the central part of the Norwegian North Sea, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate said Tuesday.
Wildcat well 16/4-7, located in production license 544, had the objective of proving petroleum in Jurassic and Triassic reservoir rocks. While the well encountered an approximately 147-foot thick Hugin formation and a 164-foot thick Skagerrak formation in the Upper Triassic zone, with very good reservoir properties, the well turned out to be dry.
The well, drilled to 8,530 feet below the sea surface, has now been permanently plugged and abandoned. It was drilled by the Bredford Dolphin (mid-water semisub) rig, which will now proceed to the Johan Sverdrup oil discovery to drill appraisal well 16/5-4.


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I am not too sure about this new update... i think the graphic element is not working too well. Either is the cloth. I will ask my fellow artists at work tomorrow about this... *__*
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Wish I could give no
Wish I could give no stars!!!! This location is HORRENDOUS. The tester my son had for his road test was terrible. EXAMINER ID #446 did not speak to him even after my son greeted him. My son was nervous, understandably so, and the tester made no attempt to help calm his nerves. Actually with his attitude, the tester made him feel very intimidated which is not conducive to taking a road test. My son is a terrific safe driver. He's driven in torrential rain, sleet and snow - all times of day - for a full year under our supervision. He failed because he was so nervous. He went into parallel parking a little fast. The tester would not let him try again as in most cases that I have witnessed with my own eyes. people are given another try - even two more tries is allowed!!!! He failed him on the spot and didn't even explain what he did wrong - just sat there filling out the paperwork, exiting the vehicle and handing it to ME. Give my son the respect he deserves by at least looking him in the eye and telling HIM why he failed not ME!!! Terrible environment!! Do yourself a big favor and do not take your road test here - GO TO BAKERS BASIN in Lawrenceville by Princeton- it's like the Disneyland of DMVs!!! Had a wonderful experience with each and every employee we came in contact with!! My sons tester was pleasant and UNintimidating. Even though my son passed with flying colors, his tester continued to guide him with helpful safety tips for future driving!!!
I agree with you 100%. My
I agree with you 100%. My son had the same exact experience in Eatontown. There is absolutely no valid reason to treat anyone (kid or adult) so disgracefully. They are not doing it to see how you handle stress, that is ridiculous. Anyone who acts that way is simply a nasty person who enjoys making others feel inferior. I told my son to expect the tester to be an ass and not take it personally. If the tester turns out nice, great - but be prepared for an ass. I told him...expect the tester to be rude, and have no social graces; this way you won't be disappointed or distracted from your driving. My son re-takes his test tomorrow. I can only hope someone with more character is on duty this time. PS. The MV tester is there for one reason, to test permitted drivers under somewhat normal conditions, not under extreme duress!
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Did you think for one second that the tester was looking to see how your son could handle adversity? I'm glad he was tough on your kid or any kid for that matter. As a driver, it makes me feel safe knowing someone is not just coddling a kid and just handing him/her a license to operate a car. Maybe he felt that your son needed the stress rather than been suckled his whole life. Maybe your son needs some adversity in his life and not stop walking on rose pedals.
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Moved to Ocean Twp from Bergen County and needed to re new my license. I was extremely skeptic since I was used to long lines/waits dealing with Lodi and Wyckoff DMV offices. Eatontown DMV was such a wonderful experience! Very organized and professional. Instead of waiting hours, my total wait time was about 15 minutes. Thank you!
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Barking Treefrog/Hyla Gratiosa |
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seeya out there. have a good one.
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I JUST WANT TO SAY THANKS to all who have stopped by to leave a comment.
i know...LIFE gets hectic for EVERY BODY...NOW is MY time. damn. i feel like i barely have time to catch my breath!
even though it may have been at least a WEEK (or more) since i was strolling through cyberspace and visiting all the blogs i like to visit...i want to say thanks to YOU for stopping by...even though i probably haven't been by YOU yet!! i'll get there...this weekend!! =)
What a cool looking frog! It looks like he's wearing indoor/outdoor carpet on his back! These are great photos...so he barks, eh? And, Kermit's quote is great! I'm working on catch up myself, since we had Scootie for over a week...took him home yesterday. He's feeling much better now...had a bout of bronchitis, and couldn't go to day care. We're pretty worn out.
The greens in your photos are always so vibrant! Love this post! Have a great weekend Laura!♥
Amazing and fun post. Speaking of fun, loved the Kermit quote--a lot. Always like moon shots. Laughed at the Got Milk and clicked over to hear the bark. I was reminded of staying at a motel without air conditioning on a warm summer night. Our only window opened to a stairwell. Somewhere in that stairwell was a tree frog totally rocking on the reverb effect he was getting with his vocals. He sang ALL NIGHT. We got earplugs from the front desk at about 1 a.m.
ReplyDeleteHi Laura, thanks for leaving your nice comments on my blog. Yes, in Holland it's wintertime but I prefer spring and summer! Bye the way; nice shots of "Kermit". In Holland we have also tree frogs but not in the North of Holland. They live in the south-west of Holland. So I've never seen them.
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What a beautiful green frog! You do get some nice exotic critters in your yard:) Hey! Don't stress about the blogging stuff. It has been busy over here as well. Too much going on. I making a New Year's Resolution to myself starting January. Blogging once a week and that's it! This daily stuff, especially now, is way too much. I'm almost done for the month and once this year is over....I am hiking.
Your previous comment on one of the posts made me think. Sometimes one doesn't have to leave their area to find adventure. One of the greatest revelations this year has been from the birds themselves. They have taken me to places I never knew existed and it has been truly exciting living in Tucson again. And with all the birds, there's never a dull moment here. I wish sometimes that finances didn't limit people to explore our curiosities and creativity. This time of year for me is always a little overwhelming:) I also wish that somehow magically my chores would get done:)
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No Man's Land
No Man's Land Review
Game play is based around the gathering of resources, wood, food, and gold, in order to construct buildings, research new technologies, and build and maintain fighting units
The saga of young America from the time of the Spaniards through the 1880s in an era rich in history and drama. Ambitious men moved through the Americas in search of fortune, fame and land, and cared little how these things were obtained. The latest offering from CDV, No Man's Land, allows players to relive this era in a RTS game that is fun and easy to play, yet visually a delight.
The game system is very similar to the award winning Age Of Empires, single units represent workers, settlers, fighting forces and various heroes and villains that take part in the various campaigns that cover over 4 centuries of American history. That is not to say this is just another knock off of that system, CDV adds many nice features to their game, and make it different enough so that is doesn't seem to be a copy of other games with a new setting.
Game play is based around the gathering of resources, wood, food, and gold, in order to construct buildings, research new technologies, and build and maintain fighting units. The game can be played multi-player in free form games with a large variety of maps, including a random map generator, as well as single player in this mode. But the real strength of this game is the six campaigns, one for each of the unique civilizations included, each of which has it's own units, music, and building styles.
The campaigns are small vignettes of life in early America, and they include a small two scenario learning campaign using the woodland Indians. The following campaigns, which are the heart of the game, begin with Spain, and the plight of a small, fictional settlement called Santa Minetta, currently being harassed by both the natives and Sir Francis Drake. You arrive as an Imperial envoy, represented in game by a hero unit, sent by Spain to get the gold flowing to Spain by any means necessary. You must first repair your damaged base, then build warships to confront Drake's fleet, by Drake's men will continue to raid, and your resources are finite.If you can defeat Drake, your next mission is to find out why the Indians have become hostile, and free the captured Spanish forces from the Woodland Indians. In this, you will get some soldiers, but only your hero can heal himself in this early campaign, so you must use your forces carefully, letting your hero take the brunt of attacks, but if he's lost, you lose. One you defeat the Indian Shamen, you must, in the next scenario, meet a brave Spanish missionary, and with him, re-establish a small mining colony, while again defeating strong Indian forces. This scenario, and indeed, much of this game, includes breath taking terrain, fabulous in it's beauty and detail. The units aren't quite as good, but I have seen far worse. Getting back to the campaign, once you defeat the Indians, they tell you they only fight because the English have stolen their women, so they must fight or they will die. In all of the campaigns, both before and after each scenario, you get animated dialog between the heroes and the players, and it is very entertaining to follow the unfolding story. An Indian hero will lead you to a place to establish a safe base in the next Scenario, which introduces horses to the game. The horse and rider and considered separate units in this system, and you can dismount horses at any time, as well as kill riders and take the horse for yourself! Once you have your base, you must destroy an English fort, and you get another new unit, artillery, to accomplish this. If you succeed, your next mission is a sort of commando operation, your hero and the Indian steal onto Drake's island at night, and you must free the women from the English, but beware, the English are to strong to fight, so you will have to be sneaky. Another tidbit comes into play here, heroes can swim, so they can go where others can't follow, and the Indian hero can move through impassable forests. If you get this far, your ready for the last two part scenario, a landing force must break through the heart of Drake's base to link with you, build a fortress, an army, and the English must then be defeated. This campaign is very detailed, and the look and feel is excellent, and when you win, a movie will show the Spanish victors returning in triumph to Spain.
The next campaign involves the two types of Indians, woodland and plains. The Woodland Indian campaign is first. In the first scenario, you and your brother witness the destruction of several Indian villages at the hands of the English, and you both swear revenge, but you have different ideas of what to do. Your hero wants to regain strength, your brother wants to attack now, so he calls you coward and refuses your authority. This scenario features dark night and snowfall, a strangely surene setting for such violent actions. After building your forces, you must destroy the English outposts. Once this is done, the tribe need a new leader, so the elders give you a test to pass. You must journey by canoe to the hidden island and escape the spirts of the Forrest animals and the dead to prove your worthiness to lead. Your brother however, sends his men to kill you, so you must fight, evade, and make your way to the spirt mound, a beautiful totem that has blue, green and purple energy bands. Once done, your selected as tribal chief. But your brother and his followers leave, refusing your authority. As the next scenario opens, you and your war party must rush to his encampment, as the English are attacking, but you come to late. Your brother dies and must be avenged, so you build your forces and go to destroy the English fort, and when done, the campaign ends.
The time frame jumps ahead to the plains Indians in the old west, circa 1880 or so. Your instructed to hunt the buffalo, and get enough beef before white hunters kill 20 of them. The Plains Indians can pack their tents and move them, so you have great mobility. Once done, your father is captured by the villain of the campaign, a boss named Starr, whom is also the villian in the Settlers campaign. You travel to the town of the whiteman by night, and defeat groups of Cowboys and the sherif, to free your father. But after you free him, Starr appears with a renegade tribal chief, who kills your father at Starr's command. Your next mission is to unite the Plains Indians and destroy the traitor's village. If you do, the traitor escapes, and in the next scenario, a two-partner, you must first clear the white men from the gold pits in Souix territory, then follow the train tracts and destroy the storage depots of the white man. The final two-part scenario opens with you having to hunt down and wipe out the traitor and his tribe, and once done, take on Starr's railroad company once and for all. As you burn down the last of the defender's buildings, Starr escapes, but you finally kill the traitor.
The last campaigns is in three parts, involving the final three "races" in the game as the family history of the Sanders clan of England. In the first campaign, you are Jerrimiah Sanders, a trapper washed ashore in the Caribbean with a reverend and some settlers, and your only escape is to destroy the two docks that make up the Spanish port of Santa Marta. At first, the reverend is your great friend and is a big help, but things will change as the campaign moves along. Once you manage to take out the docks, your aboard the "Mayflower" ( a little bad history here, but more on this later) trying to make your way North America, through the Spanish controlled Islands. You lead a small party ashore at night, and must sneak about in the darkness, blowing up store houses. One done, you land in the new world, on a snow covered shore, you must make camp. There is a problem though, the Woodland Indians are hostile, but if the reverend gets near their totem, they will believe in the white man's god and support you. One tribe never will, but you must convince two of the other three. The reverend goes a little crazy at this point, as scenario three opens, he orders the death of the Indians whom refuse to give their winter stores to the English, even as you protest this action, you watch the Indians being cut down. Now, to survive the winter, you must gather 10,000 food, but the Indians are everywhere, and you have few forces. If you can, you make it to the final scenario in this group, Sanders leads some settlers to the Indian's camp, and promises to fight the now evil reverend and the English. Building a camp, you must race against time to protect the few remaining tribes, then take on the fortified fortress of the reverend, but if you do, the Indians kill him, and this cycle ends, bringing on part two of this campaign, the Patriots.
The Patriots opens with another Sanders descendent, as a hero patriot, getting married as the English attack your village. With few forces, you must fall back to a tiny town in the northeast, build some militia, and counterattack. Sanders is a big help, because his special hero ability is to blow up buildings and ships in one shot. In the next scenario, you meet a French advisor, and he and Sanders must lead what's left of the Patriots through hostile Indian lands to safety of a Iroquois tribe. Once there, Sanders learns that the English, through the Puritans, holds the Mohawks in thrall, so Sanders must form men to kill the Pilgrims, and if he can, the Mohawks join his forces. After this is done, Sanders must destroy the townhall in the fortified English town to complete the scenario. Next, Sanders and his French ally lead a daring night raid in the English port, and Sanders must sink the three warships at anchor. The forth scenario is probably the most challenging in the entire series, you have a continental fort at night, and your sweetheart, who is a spy in the English Lord's camp (this is shown between scenarios as a little movie) tells you Lord Dunsmore is coming with a giant army to wipe you out! You have to man the defenses, repair the walls, raise new troops, heal the wounded, all the while the English appear in greater strength outside, their cannon ripping apart your defenses. If you can survive, Dunsmore's attack, a french trapper appears, and if you kill him, the scenario ends in triumph. The final scenario finds Sanders, his French advisor and his Indian allies making ready the final assault on Dunsmore. Your mission is to bring the Patriot flag bearer into the heart of the British fort, but the fort is ringed by walls and towers, and the Brits have scads of troops. If you manage it, you marry your bride and the final campaign, the Settlers one, begins.
The last scenario opens with Billy Sanders arriving outwest to take over his dead uncle's interests. Here we again meet Starr, the villain of the Plains Indian Campaign, who secretly had Billy's uncle murdered. Billy must ride to his uncle's ranch, and kill the outlaws that have taken the place over. Once done, his next mission is to travel to a fort and enlist the army's help in dealing with Indian attacks on his railroad company. Once Billy does this, he must then build tracks to a cut off mining town, and he has to fight off Indians all the way. In the final scenario, Starr and Billy's rail companys have a compition to see who can lay railroad tracks the quickest. Here, you have to get the Indian's help, and sabotage that rat Starr's efforts, but if you do, his plot unravels and the Indians finally kill him.
The units of each of the races in these campaigns are far different. The Native Indians for example, can heal themselves, while the Spanish and English have churches and priests for this, and both have warships. The Patriots must rely on the surgeon, as so are the slowest healers. but their regulars are extremely powerful. The Settlers have an army camp that restores health, and have the most powerful infantry in the game. The English and Patriots can even buy dogs, a cheap attack unit to augment forces. Each race also has unique music, and all units have sounds, but there is a major problem here. The units of the English, Patriots and Settlers have horrible voice tracts, almost like comic book character comments, and this greatly detracts from what they do. The sound for them can be disabled, but CDV did a horrible job here, some of the Cowboy comments are actually offensive, as well as annoying.
The unit animations are good, the shooting units reload, and most of the races have formations they can be arranged in, and they can be commanded to patrol, stand watch and fight. The units themselves, while not bad, are probably the weakest part of the visuals, but the terrain is so good you hardly notice. The map is fully three dimensional, and you can zoom in and out from any angle.
The free form games suffers from some bugs, and a rather simple minded AI, which builds large forces once, makes a rush, and then never really attacks again. On islands, they don't attack at all, they just build armies that loiter about.
Overall, this is a very fine effort by CDV. The visuals are excellent, and the campaigns have solid story lines that are interesting and fun to play, even if they are a bit politically correct and over the top. The real problem is the almost total lack of support for this title, no further upgrades or campaigns have been announced, and no modding seems to be done for this title. It really is a shame, this game could be a classic if CDV would throw some support behind it. I would recommend it, it's good value, especially if you can get it for reduced price.


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My girl A.J. came in to see our digs at The Country Mart rockin' a sick Alexander Mc Queen ring and purse like a rock star - not so far from the truth since her boyfriend Billy is the drummer for The Cult. They are soon going to be part of an MTV series on rock star wives. LUV!
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Lady Valena Toland is the eldest daughter of the Lady Nymella Toland of Ghost Hill.
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Valena is tall, beautiful and fierce, with a blaze of bright red hair tumbling about her shoulders.
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Libellula lydia
Female dragonfly
Backyard near lake Champlain
Thanks for the ID!
Sadly, this dragonfly didn't last much longer. I went back an hour later and found her caught in a nearby spider's web. (See additional photo)
Hi !
It looks like a common whitetail (female), look the pics at Wikipedia :)
Lat: 44.50, Long: -73.24
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'42' Tops 'Evil Dead,' 'Bullet to the Head' on Home Video Charts
"Evil Dead" debuts second on the DVD and Blu-ray sales charts, with Sylvester Stallone's actioner at No. 3.
The acclaimed Jackie Robinson biopic 42, from Warner Home Video, debuted at No. 1 on both national home video sales charts the week ending July 21, easily beating two other new releases.
Sony Pictures' Evil Dead remake bowed at No. 2 on both the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert sales chart, which tracks overall disc sales, DVD and Blu-ray Disc combined. And Bullet to the Head, another Warners release, debuted at No. 3, also on both charts.
42 grossed $95 million in U.S. theaters and broke the record for the strongest theatrical weekend opening by a baseball movie, a record set in 2006 by The Benchwarmers.
Evil Dead, a remake of the 1981 horror classic by director Sam Raimi, was panned by critics but still managed to earn a respectable $54.2 million at the box office. The film sold 45.2 percent as many copies on disc its first week in stores as 42, but 66.5 percent as many Blu-ray copies -- which isn't surprising given that 50 percent of its unit sales came from the Blu-ray Disc version in contrast to 34 percent for 42.
Bullet to the Head, an actioner starring an aging Sylvester Stallone, earned just $9.5 million in theaters and, on disc, sold 25.3 percent as many units overall as 42.
Lionsgate's Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor, the latest from Tyler Perry, slipped to No. 4 on First Alert after debuting at No. 1 the prior week.
Universal's The Host, the top-selling Blu-ray Disc the previous week, dropped all the way down to No. 6 on the July 21 Blu-ray Disc sales chart.
Evil Dead, the only one of the three new releases to be distributed to all rental outlets by street date, debuted at No. 3 on Home Media Magazine's rental chart for the week. The No. 1 rental was Warners' Jack the Giant Slayer, finally off its 28-day holdback from Netflix and Redbox, while the No. 2 spot went to Universal's Identity Thief, which topped the rental chart the prior week.


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Federal prosecutors have filed a sealed criminal complaint against Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who leaked a trove of documents about top-secret surveillance programs, and the United States has asked Hong Kong to detain him on a provisional arrest warrant, according to U.S. officials.
Snowden was charged with espionage, theft and conversion of government property, the officials said.
The complaint was filed in the Eastern District of Virginia, a jurisdiction where Snowden's former employer, Booz Allen Hamilton, is headquartered and a district with a long track record of prosecuting cases with national security implications.
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How Alphabet's (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Ad Problem Affects Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) Stock
Advertisers are dropping from Alphabet (Google) (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) by the day, which has great implications for Facebook and FB stock.
Why IBM, AMGN, GOOGL, & GILD Have Little to Gain With Trump In Charge
GILD stock, AMGN stock, GOOGL stock, & IBM stock may not gain much from a reduction in the corporate tax rate, but not all are bad investments.
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) Stock Outlook For 2017
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Alphabet is a legitimate threat to AT&T stock, and it's not just Google Fiber.
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Why Facebook, Alphabet, Apple, and Expedia could all go after Yelp
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The Vintage Caravan sound like the most hipster band ever.
The Vintage Caravan sound like the most hipster band ever.
What should I change my title to?
Or do you have to be gold?
you know what i just thought of
what if there was a band called A Gay To Dismember, just doing awful noisy lo-fi grind/brutal death covers of A Day To Remember
would be p sweet
I'm gonna start a metalcore band called "Flying Feces", play Download and throw shit and fence panels at people at gigs while claiming i'm G.G.Allin reincarnated.
Do it.
Whats this?
Kinda like a group music session thing. You upload music then scold the others for their shit musical tastes.
hi i came here for the spaghetti whats up please respond
Not Oni?????????
Also Machini
The Vintage Caravan are awesome
they're like 17-18 year olds
Didn't even notice that, that's p cool, dude.
I might be getting work proof-reading documents at Reckkit-Benkieser soon :D Above minimum wage, indoors and it plays to my strengths (reading shit in a room)
Wow they're not bad.
They pulled a jimi hendrix on Aldrei fór ég suður
do it i dare you
hi guys
Where would be a better place to ask about a broken speaker, this section or hardware and software?
Hi Mikey
Hardware & Software is more likely to give you a proper answer regarding electronics and such.
Although there are some people here that know quite some about that stuff.
It's not faulty electronics because punching it makes it work again for a bit, but I'll go try there first.
Sounds like loose connections at the back, taken it apart at all?
Haven't tried, there's no catches or screws or anything and I don't want to break it worse. I'll just link the tech support thread so I don't derail this one http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1180097
this thread has never been on a rail
it is railless
penis pumps don't work
Anyone up for friday afternoon/night mumu?
Hell naw, my evening is gonna be filled with Guild Wars 2.
Aw shit son you preordered didn't you?
Also I'm off to work in like 2 minutes so happy fridey
if anyone can give me some smooth house music from the 90s I'll be grateful, must rest my head for today.
Wonderful house music, thanks.
Does anyone want to play games on Steam or something? Im so bored.
As in ''smooth'' or just any house music from the 90s?
Deep House kind of stuff, like John Talabot.
Try Few Nolder.
The ones that spring to mind are:
Mr. Fingers - Amnesia
A Guy Called Gerald - The John Peel Sessions
Frankie Knuckles - Tears
808 State - Ninety
Do some rooting around and find artists similar to these as well.
you're the boss
yeah these are really cool, I'll make a start with that 808 state album.
dumb ninja
I bought their Blueprint album back in January, it's a compilation of some of their best stuff. Pretty good purchase, even has one of the songs they did with Bjork.


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Goddess symbols that were personalized for each goddess were incorporated into the worship of the ancient goddesses were often worn as jewelry. They were also used in the household decor as talismans to seek the goddesses special gifts, blessings, or protection. A large number of goddess symbols have survived in statuary and other works of art.
Many of the goddess symbols come from the myths featuring a specific goddess and were "characters" in her story. Other goddess symbols were derived from the rituals used in the ancient rites of worship of these pagan goddesses.
Spring, wreath of flowers worn in hair, torch, reeds, waterfalls, rivers and springs
Bat, ram, parrots and all talking birds, and monkeys
Pomegranate, narcissus, willow tree, lily, ivy, lily of the valley, oriental lily, maidenhair fern, daisy, and lavender
Floral scents, especially narcissus and hyacinth, almond, vanilla, and bergamot
Crystal, quartz, agate, black onyx, pink tourmaline, sapphire, obsidian, mercury, coral, agate, and jasper
Green, black, light blue, purple, magenta, indigo, and yellow
Be sure to read the stories and see the goddess symbols that follow them.
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Pre-Photokina 2006: Next up is the first of Nikon's new L-series entry-level compacts, the 7.2 million pixel Coolpix L5. The L5 sports a 2.5-inch LCD, a 5x 38-190mm (35mm equiv) zoom lens, Lens shift VR and Nikon's Face Priority AF.
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Nikon's COOLPIX L5: quality and functionality combined for professional results
Amsterdam, the Netherlands: Nikon Corporation is has unveiled the COOLPIX L5, the latest in their line-up of entry-level compact digital cameras, which offers extreme user-friendly operation without compromising quality of the end-product.
A generous 7.2 megapixels produces images with great picture clarity, which can be fully appreciated on the bright 2.5in LCD with backlight. The powerful, 38-190mm Zoom-Nikkor lens (35mm equivalent) ensures matchless compositional freedom, from zooming in for intimate personal portraits to zooming out for expansive outdoor scenes. Lens shift Vibration Reduction (VR) technology allows the user to make the most of 5x zooming. While the dimensions of the model are surprisingly compact, it is usefully compatible with the universally-available AA size batteries.
The COOLPIX L5 makes it simple to get great-looking results in challenging situations. Three unique in-camera Nikon image innovations adjust the image, detecting and correcting imperfections: Face Priority AF** automatically detects and achieves sharp focus on people's faces wherever they are in the frame; In-Camera Red-Eye Fix automatically overcomes the red-eye effect sometimes caused by flash; and D-Lighting makes it possible to rescue underexposed images or shots taken with too much back-light.
In fact, the COOLPIX L5 makes it so easy to capture high-quality images in any situation that any amateur can create images that Rankin would be proud of. The user simply selects one of 15 different Scene modes which most resembles the subject at hand, and the camera will automatically adjust its settings to optimize on the current conditions.
COOLPIX L5, offers movier recording with sound in three modes – one standard, one large for TV, one small for the internet or extended recording.
Nikon further justify their reputation for user-friendliness with the PictBridge capability, which enables direct connection to compatible printers without the need for a computer. Complementary PictureProject software simplifies the importing, editing and organization of your images.
The COOLPIX L5 model is an excellent choice for the entry-level photographer, producing rewarding images from the first click.
Nikon Coolpix L5 specifications
Sensor | 1/2.5" Type CCD |
Image sizes | 3072 x 2304 2592 x 1944 2048 x 1536 1024 x 768 640 x 480 |
Movie clips | 640 x 480 @ 30fps 320 x 240 @ 30fps 160 x 120 @ 30fps with sound |
Lens | 38-190mm (35mm equiv) F2.9/5.0 5x zoom |
Image stabilization | Lens shift VR |
Conversion lenses | No |
Digital zoom | up to 4x |
Focus | Auto |
AF assist lamp | Yes |
Focus distance | 50cm - infinity Macro: 4cm - infinity |
Metering | n/a |
ISO sensitivity | n/a |
Exposure compensation | n/a |
Shuttter speed | n/a |
Aperture | F2.9/5.0 |
Modes | Single Continuous Multi-shot 16 (approx 5fps) Auto 4 modes with Scene Assist 11 Scene modes BSS (Best Shot Selector) |
Scene modes | Portrait Landscape Sports Night Portrait Party/indoor Beach/snow Sunset Dusk/dawn Night landscape Close up Museum Fireworks show Copy Panorama assist |
White balance | Auto with TTL 7-mode manual (Direct Sunlight, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Cloudy, Shade, Flash and White Bal. preset) |
Self timer | 10 sec |
Continuous shooting | approx 0.7fps |
Image parameters | Color options |
Flash | Auto Auto with red-eye reduction Flash cancel Anytime flash Slow sync Range: 0.5-5.5m (wide) / 0.6 - 4.0m (tele) |
Viewfinder | No |
LCD monitor | 2.5-inch 115,000 pixels |
Connectivity | USB AV out |
Print compliance | PictBridge |
Storage | 8MB internal memory SD card compatible |
Power | Rechargeable NiMH battery EN-MH1 or 2x AA Optional AC adapter |
Weight (no batt) | 170 g (6.0 oz) |
Dimensions | 97 x 61 x 45 mm (3.8 x 2.4 x 1.8 in) |


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ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION vs THE CONSTITUTION
Date Submitted: 11/18/2002 21:42:56
ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION vs. THE CONSTITUTION
There are major differences between the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution.
The Articles of Confederation had been in effect sine 1781. They established what could be referred to as a "league of friendship" and a quasi-constitution for the states that were sovereign and independent subsequent to the American Revolution. Those articles appeared to be "woefully inadequate" to James Madison. Madison believed that the central government had little power,
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500D & EF-S 30 f/2 [CR2]
| February 24, 2009From an Email
The new Rebel will be launched June 23 along with a new EF-S prime. The lense will be a 30mm f/2 with an EF-S mount. Canon held off on the originally planned 500D release due to the economy and waiting to see what Nikon comes out with……… They have a couple designs of the camera ready to go.
I'm not sure if companies can afford to "wait" to see what's coming, so I'm not sure what to make of that. I'm going to CR2 this.


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London, Feb 7 (IANS) Singer Justin Bieber wants to show people that he is an "artist" as he wants them to focus more on his work than his personal life.
The 18-year-old hopes his new album "Believe Acoustic" will serve the purpose. He also thinks the record will prove his real talent to critics, reports contactmusic.com.
"It's just good music. It just shows that I wasn't made, I was found on YouTube and it shows people music is music. That's what you need to focus on - listening to the music. I'm an artist... I'm a singer and I want to show people what I love to do," Bieber told TV talk show host Jimmy Fallon.
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Em wonders how many people (no matter what their jobs are) are involved the removal of justices to WOMEN that purchase vacation packages, attempt to take one and then become victims of crime? I have been followed, videoed, stalked, lied to, you name it after I became a crime victim. I now have TWO SOVEREIGN IMMUNITYS from 2 different countrys as to their participation on setting us up to become victims of crime and the removals of justices. One is from the USA themselves as they did not report the crimes done to us as they stated they would, they sat there and waited while others were in dangers way and prior to us being hurt in the Bahamas others were hurt and nothing was done. There is nothing so more deplorable then having your own country help set you up knowingly to become a victim of horrendous crimes and the removals of justices after. Correct justices. Will post later here on this. We share crime laws in all countries..... where along that road did we end up with no rights at all? Who decided that American citizens have rights to recourse here in our country on only "certain purchases" bought here? Travel packages are bought here in our country and if they are negligent as to what they sell then all Americans should have no issue (s) in our courts as to our justice system accepting these cases. We do have consumer rights as to purchases, travel purchases are no different than any other purchase in our eyes. That means you too Florida, these are our courts, we pay for them and we should be able to use them in any of our states even with travel related product problems and crimes. *The men that hurt us work for all PCL subsidiaries and "PCL Constructors" Mississauga Ontario (Toronto office). The construction men have transient jobs that bring them into the USA, they obviously feel they can commit these crimes on USA women and get away with it all, never mind Canadian women. We ask you PCL Constructors and all other PCL Construction subsidiaries just how many drugged out rapists with knives do you have on your payroll? How far in denial is your company on this subject? When will you grow up? No-one should believe your false no incident reputation that you are stating to get jobs and loans. Clean it up and take care of those who have been hurt. At least one of these men is a boss for this Mississauga Toronto construction company. This "PCL Construction/Constructors" company has 17 USA (Orlando involved in this) offices, 12 Canadian offices & 1 Bahamas office(They move them in and out of all countries at anytime they want.Think of all the crimes by now!! Then think if no-one does anything about this and their non actions just how many more there will be? ********MASSIVE COVERUPS EXPOSED*********Links: http://www.tpuc.org/node/34Holly Greig Scotland with possible ties to Madeleine McCann child missing Portugal casehttp://www.theflucase.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2846%3Acampaigners-for-justice-in-holly-greig-case-cancel-events-for-fear-of-arrest&catid=41%3Ahighlighted-news&Itemid=105&lang=en http://www.the7thfire.com/Politics%20and%20History/Pedophocracy/child_sexual_abuse_in_Brussels.htm
May all your birthday wishes come true..
Them got ears let em hear. Them got eyes let em see. Turn your hearts, and eyes to the lord of the sky. The Guthrie Family will take care of the rest. His yoke is easy and his burden is light. That which is not of those 2 things, does not come down from above.
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We need new fetishes!Seriously, the only item I can use from the new Consumer co-op are the .moar file, which I have better of, and the universal item, dragon ball's, I want some troll only items people! We are here too! Also… I have a friend who runs a hacker, where are there new items too? Stop focusing on the Emos and Camwhores! Everyone else would like new items as well! (view post) |
03/27/2009 | |
**** my lifeAnd I thought you were just some dumb emo bumming about something… This is the most entertaining thing I've seen in a while… If you read to many you start to feel a bit bad… cause some of the **** in here, has happened to me, in a way at least… (view post) |
03/27/2009 | |
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03/08/2009 | |
Gain BP by adding as friendAlready added you… still counts, right? (view post) |
02/28/2009 | |
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02/27/2009 | |
Someone make some new freaking Community Ads!Fortunato Posted: But then I would miss out on everything else… like BP contests, and as I said, I need my money for more important things right now… (view post) |
02/24/2009 | |
Someone make some new freaking Community Ads!Damn it… thats true… huh? But he has like ten of them up… also, how long do they last? (view post) |
02/24/2009 | |
Someone make some new freaking Community Ads!Seriously! I'm sick of hearing about BILLY VS. SNAKEMANS or whatever it is! I actually DO pay attention to those things, but now… its just ANNOYING! I would buy some BP if I had the spare money, and then make my own damn community ad! /end short rant (view post) |
02/24/2009 | |
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02/12/2009 | |
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Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm sometimes falls off the radar, but recently he's been a flurry of activity. This week saw the release of not only his band's excellent new album The Lucky Ones but also a twentieth anniversary reissue of the group's classic debut Superfuzz Bigmuff. To top it off, Arm is preparing for the one night only reunion performance of Green River, who were arguably the first grunge band and also counted Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard and Jeff Ament, Bruce Fairweather of Mother Love Bone and Love Battery, drummer Alex Vincent and Mudhoney cohort Steve Turner as members. Arm called in to give Rock Daily his take on his new album, his old album and all his bands.
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So how did The Lucky Ones start coming together?
A couple of years ago I did this tour with the remaining members of MC5, where I was the frontman. The rest of Mudhoney came out to see the show when we played Seattle, and they really liked it. I remember after that tour [drummer] Dan [Peters] was like, "Maybe we should write some songs where you don't play guitar." So of course the next record was Under a Billion Suns, which not only has my guitar but also horns, so I wasn't quite ready to let it go at that point. When we started working on new songs, usually we're playing off each other and I'll try to find a guitar part that fits what everybody else is doing. But I thought maybe Dan had a point, so I worked on the vocal stuff first and then worry about guitar parts.
Did you find that difficult?
At practices, it doesn't sound totally stupid if you're coming up with parts on a guitar while someone else is playing, but if you're coming up with vocal parts while someone else is playing, it's a whole different ball game. Building melody is really kind of embarrassing. But no one laughed. So for the first time since when I was in Green River, I wasn't thinking about where the riff ends and the new one starts, which allowed for the vocals to have some freedom and not be as constrained. It was cool, kind of a new approach — or an old approach made new.
How did the upcoming Green River reunion come up?
Over a year ago, [Sub Pop founder and chairman] Jonathan [Poneman] said he was thinking about doing a twentieth anniversary thing, and would it be possible for Green River to play? Everyone agreed to it rather quickly, but then nothing happened for almost a year. We did get two practices in last month, and it was really cool because it was the first time all of us had been in a room together in a long, long time. Steve was in town for the first practice, so I think we're actually going to have three guitar players. It's gonna be like the Green River version of Lynyrd Skynyrd, just guys trading solos while I stand there going "Huh?"
Did you learn anything about the Green River songs during rehearsals?
There's one thing that we noticed, and it's that a lot of those songs are busier than they need to be. Everyone was just like, "Holy crap! Why did we do that?" But by the second rehearsal everybody had a pretty good feeling about things.
In twenty years, Sub Pop has gone from only putting out noisy bands to focusing more on stuff like Postal Service and the Shins. What do you make of that?
I think their evolution is natural and necessary if they wanted to stay a viable company. Originally, it was basically a local label, and that would have run its course eventually anyway. If all they were going to do was put out records by heavy bands, it would have gone the way of Man's Ruin or something like that. It seems like a pretty well-rounded label at this point.
Was it weird going back to Superfuzz Bigmuff?
I wasn't there for the mastering, but I put together a guide cd and did some pre-mastering and mixed some of the live stuff. All Tomorrow's Parties did a series called "Don't Look Back" where bands played entire albums, so we had already looked at it with a microscope. It still sounds the same, though. We were just flailing and trying to keep up with each other. In some ways we still are.