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Street-Killer with a rear electric Zehus Bike+ hub.

LG전자, 첫 올인원 PC ‘V300’ 공개

LG전자가 31일부터 6월 4일까지 대만에서 열리는 아시아 최대 IT 전시회인 ‘컴퓨텍스(Computex) 2011’에서 올인원 (All-in-One) PC ‘V300’을 처음으로 선보인다.

인텔과 전략적 협력을 통해 개발한 이 제품은 FPR 방식의 23인치 3D 풀 HD LED 모니터와 인텔 2세대 코어 프로세서 기반의 고성능 PC를 결합했으며 얇고 세련된 디자인, 멀티터치 등을 지원한다.

Shot with my USSR-made Zenit B and a 200mm F/4.0 with Pentax thread mount I borrowed from a friend. Might have come from Gemco? Big discount store that always smelled of popcorn, in the 1970s.

Hey, I just shoot what I'm told to shoot!

 

Evidently Niccy has been watching too much social media and it's affecting her attitude. She said she wanted to be one of the "Cool Kids", the ones with a billion likes and faves that are supposedly influencing everything we say and do. According to her this is the cool kid pose and the shot she wanted so I certainly obliged!

 

When she saw this she burst out laughing and said "That's it! That's exactly what I wanted! If that's not taking the piss out of those "influencers" then I don't know what is".

 

This is a new side of her that I haven't seen before and I think I'm liking it. Slowly but surely she's getting that "Cruise Hair, Don't Care" attitude, lord knows it's taken me long enough to teach her!

Street-Killer with a rear electric Zehus Bike+ hub.

All in One Diaper clutch with changing pad, diaper and wipe pockets.

Jorma singing and playing with characteristic intensity. The man is good at this!

The guitar is his ES-335 that had a basically green psychedelic paint job, black around the upper bouts and cutaways, as you can see here. My recollection is that it had a an oversize knob (like a door knob) on the front- master volume? Big rotary switch? I'll see if I have a different picture that shows it more clearly.

 

This would be after Jorma and Jack Casady both got very short haircuts. It was said, at the time, that they had taken up speed skating on vacation and the tight hair reduced drag. I have no idea if this is true or not. I saw Hot Tuna 3 times between the last Jefferson Airplane show in 1972 and, uh, 1975, lets say. I have the sense that this was later rather than earlier, because I was getting better at framing and exposing my photographs (!)

 

A scan of a very old proof sheet, so the quality is frankly bad. So much dust/grain! So I took a artistic license and just fixed the disfiguring blobs (copy and stamp) within the illuminated part, leaving the random edge-of-the-Milky-Way noise everywhere else. Its so bad its even affecting that sprocket holes, which had no film in the way at all. So this is making a virtue of a necessity. The sprockets and frame numbers are legit, not edited in after.

 

frame 31

 

It doesn't say but this would be Tri-X and I seem to have pushed it to, uh, 1600? 6400? (2 or 4 stops) See how "31" and "31A" have bloomed? Rodinol? Something else? Don't remember.

All terrain, multi-purpose vehicles.

The Impeccable Law: Two Objects Can’t Cohabitate The Same Space.

www.semaforobares.com/

 

This is the end result of someone thinking their time is more important than someone else's. We were keeping tabs on the Google Map and there were several peripheral accidents that came out of the main one.

 

On our way home from a Sunday drive on a Saturday we came across a bit of a mess.

 

Seems that a truck on the freeway (I-10) had decided to catch fire and block both lanes of traffic. One lane was finally opened to get the traffic flowing, however this took about 2 hours after the accident and with no exits on this section of freeway we found ourselves stuck in the middle.

 

Lucky for us we had packed a picnic lunch along with plenty of water since the heat was up to 102° F with a slight breeze from the East with a clear sky.

 

For reference this is Interstate 10 East of Vail Arizona, West of the Frontage Road overpass:

31.983552381672638, -110.54711529068143

 

Local News Article:

www.kgun9.com/news/local-news/i-10-westbound-closed-near-...

  

Denz was busy restoring one of the Hewlett-Packard Model 85 portable computers in the Computermuseum Arnhem hardware collection.

This unit's tape drive was broken, due to the rubber drive wheel being reduced to a sticky gunk. He used solvent to clean the mess and fashioned a new drive wheel out of silicone hose/tubing.

Wireless N Surfing, Scanning, and Printing All with One Router

 

ASUS RT-N16 provides users with high performance wireless N connectivity, lightning fast Gigabit Ethernet, and incredible versatility. Whether you choose to use is as a print server, BitTorrent hub, FTP storage, ultra-fast Wireless N router, or all of the above at the same time, its an all-in-one router youll wonder how you used to manage without it.

  

Right out of the box, the RT-N16 gets you up and running in only five clicks through its simple 3-step CD-free installation. And thanks to its streamlined EZ Quality of Service (EZQoS), you can effortlessly optimize bandwidth for gaming, video calls, downloading or whatever else you choose. Download Master is a BitTorrent client that shifts download duties from the PC directly to the router-attached storage via the two onboard USB ports. This allows you to download and share files wherever you have Internet access without going through a PC. For even more convenience, ASUS AiDisk transforms a connected USB device into an FTP server for remote transfers. Plugging in a USB All-in-One printer, you can share both printer and scanner functions between all networked PCs.

 

The ASUS RT-N16 also features 300Mbps throughput on a 2.4GHz wireless band, four standard 10/100/1000 LAN Ethernet ports, and one inbound Ethernet port.

 

Key Features

Sleek wireless N (300Mbps) router delivers up to 14x faster speeds and 6x farther range than 802.11g routers1 (Learn more)

Gigabit Ethernet for high performance LAN networking

EZ User Interface (EZ UI) with a simple 3-step setup gets you up and running within minutes(Learn more)

EZ Quality of Service (EZQoS) Bandwidth Management gives you a simple way to optimize Internet speeds for gaming, browsing, file sharing, and VoIP/ media streaming (Learn more)

Built-in printer server for sharing All-in-One USB printers within your home or office (Learn more)

EZ Switch lets you quickly enable router, repeater, or AP modes directly with a flip of a switch

AiDisk is your personal FTP server that you can access anywhere you have the Internet (Learn more)

Download Master lets you download from the Bit Torrent site to the connected USB storage device directly thru the router without having to leave your PC on (Learn more)

   

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Faster Transfers. Wider Coverage.

   

View largerExperience up to 14x faster Internet and up to 6x wider connection ranges compared to previous generation wireless G routers with the ASUS RT-N16 wireless N router.1 Whether youre streaming HD video or video chatting with a friend, wireless N connectivity lets you do more faster. And where other routers fail to connect when placed far away, the RT-N16 router gives you the wireless freedom to roam even further and enjoy high-speed networking nearly anywhere in your home or office. Get bandwidth on demand with EZ Quality of Service (EZQoS) to dynamically set Internet speed priority for browsing, online games, Internet applications (such as Bit Torrent), and voice/video streaming. The EZQoS is simplified for ease of use – just click on the image you want to set and it adjusts instantly.

  

Easy, Quick Setup in a User-Friendly Interface

   

View largerThe RT-N16 features EZ UI, a simplified user interface for quick setup, access to Internet-enhancing utilities, and a helpful troubleshoot guide that users at all levels will appreciate.

 

Quick 3-Step Internet Setup

The moment you connect the RT-N16 you will automatically be guided through an easy 3-step, manual-free setup.

 

1. Plug the router in your network and wall socket

2. Complete the installation wizard

3. Open your favorite browser and start surfing

  

Your Entire Network in One Picture

   

View largerWithin the EZ UI, you can see your entire network all at once with real-time status updates for each connection. This simplified network map makes it easy to check for any issues with connections to other PCs or printers and manage your network settings.

    

Your Personal All-in-One Print Server

     

View largerPrint, scan, and share directly from connected USB printer, scanners, and storage devices via the RT-N16s USB port. With the wireless printer server function built into the RT-N16, you can centralize your printing and scanning for your entire home or office network into one location.

  

For a current printer support list, please click here.

  

The Ultra Versatile Download Master

     

View largerThe RT-N16 router sets itself apart from ordinary routers by offering Bit Torrent and FTP server functionalities.

 

BitTorrent

Share your movies, music, games, and other files with the included Download Master application that utilizes the BitTorrent P2P protocol for downloading and seeding Torrents to and from the connected USB storage device. What’s more, you can shut off your PC after setting up a torrent file to continue the download, PC-free. Download Master also lets you customize how you choose to share with custom bandwidth allocations when seeding.

 

FTP

Create your own personal FTP Server with ASUS AiDisk located within the EZ UI, and upload or download files from the connected USB storage device to any Internet-accessible PCs. Perfect when you forget documents at home or when sharing large files, FTP access grants you the ability to safely secure and access your treasured data through your router. This feature can also work without having to leave your PC on.

   

Whats in the Box

RT-N16 router

Ethernet Cable

Application CD

Power Adapter (12V 1.25A)

Quick Starter Guide

Setup Guide

Warranty Information Card

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Another ad I created, showcasing an almost fluro pink coloured iMac!

Playing Guitar at Zmudowski Dunes beach. Mr. Steve Bennett

Dressing to impress has never been very high on our list of things to do!

 

There were several fancy dress or "Formal" nights on the cruise and although it might seem hard to believe we didn't partake in a single one. The folks who did however were something to see!

 

For people who enjoy getting dressed up to the nines and parading around like they're at an awards night the formal dinners are definitely the place to be. Tuxedos and tiaras were plentiful, everyone on their best behaviour, and an elegant meal rounded out the evening for these fine folks.

 

We like to cruise. For us, it's an opportunity to see new places and get away from the realities of the world for a bit. All the material things fade away and we get the opportunity to live in the moment, not worrying about what the next moment might bring. We're not here to show off our fineries, we're here to have a good time and dressing up is not a good time for us.

 

Big thanks to Niccy for striking a pose at exactly the right time!

 

Oh, for those who might wonder we didn't photobomb anyone's pictures, we're not there to mess up their evening but there to poke a little bit of fun at it.

 

PS:

For those in the Show Your EXIF group you should note that the actual lens used is a Tamron AF 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 Di-II VC All-in-One Zoom for Canon APS-C Digital SLR. For some crazy reason it always shows up as a Canon TS-E 90mm f/2.8, a lens I've never owned or used!

  

A Rhode Island Wolfpack Blackhawk flying around low over Quonset Point prior to Sunday's airshow.

 

iMac G5 20" 1'8 ghz power PC

2005. My Sisters old iMac would not work, hard drive was clicking. Replace hard drive, installed Leopard O/S. Machine now working well.

This is the third Tagtool projection system I have built, following instructions on tagtool.org

 

The Tagtool system is designed to be plugged into a projector, allowing the user to effectively 'draw' on anything. It is an open source project by OMA International, based in Vienna.

 

I wanted to make one that I could take out and set up as quickly as possible. So I built a computer inside an old military flight case, along with a Wacom graphics tablet and Tagtool Arduino circuit.

 

The top panel is made from 3mm laser cut MDF and sits on a frame made from 25mm pine.

Denz was busy restoring one of the Hewlett-Packard Model 85 portable computers in the Computermuseum Arnhem hardware collection.

This unit's tape drive was broken, due to the rubber drive wheel being reduced to a sticky gunk. He used solvent to clean the mess and fashioned a new drive wheel out of silicone hose/tubing.

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