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Located on the shore of Chautauqua Lake this light house is protecting a frozen lake in January of 2016.
The Celeron Lighthouse is in western New York state and stands at the southern end of Chautauqua Lake
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
One of the joys of a platform such as Flickr is the ability to exercise complete control over the content. In my work as a commercial artist, I am subject to the oversight of clients. It's frustrating at times to see one of my layouts altered to fit the whim of someone else. It's not that constructive criticism is unwelcome. It gets to me most often when sound design principles are discarded with the result is a muddled or confusing outcome. I've developed a thick skin for this sort of thing over the years. And ultimately the person paying for my services does have the final say. You might think those experiences would make me more sensitive to reinterpreting the work off other artists. If do, you'd be mistaken. I do this all the time and think nothing of it. Of course the artists involved are blissfully unaware. As a case in point I happily co-opted this statue of playful kids. I'm quite certain it was intended as a joyful presentation. I just think somewhere along the way it went wrong. Perhaps in the translation of living beings to cast metal. It's not so much that something was lost as it was something undesirable gained. I recall that hideous statue of Lucille Ball that was erected in Celeron New York some years ago. Truly frightful, and at the top of the "what were they thinking" category. I'm drifting a bit here, but the point is metal sculpting people is truly an art form as much as it is a technical skill. In the case of these kids, my overall impression was a rather dystopian feel. I'd studied the sculpture for years (from the perspective of a passing car), and had imagined one day stopping to photograph it. Along came Covid and someone decided it would be appropriate to slap face masks on the kids. I felt that ruined the look I was going for (probably a missed opportunity in retrospect) and so deferred for another year. A couple of weeks ago the masks disappeared and I knew this was my moment. It's always weird, that first close inspection of something you've only driven by. There's always a twist...something you hadn't noticed or imagined. Here it was the viewing angle. The sculpture sits at ground level, intended to be viewed in the way adults might look down at real children. I found the sculpture took on an entirely different dimension viewed from a low angle looking up. Only from here was the true artistry of the sculptor realized. In terms of placement, the sculpture is jammed right up to a brick wall that supports a sign. Another huge mistake as whoever placed the statute failed to comprehend the effect of negative space surrounding it. So here's the sculpture, reinteprrted to reveal its gracefulness, yet preserve the post-apocalyptic feeling that brought me here in the first place. Just like the clients that revise my layouts, I'm convinced my way is superior.
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Theme: Lady in Black - Blackmore's Night [Nightcore]
Love the contrast between the light and darkness in this pic.
Wanted to go with a fun, albeit 'dark' song for this one. Blackmore's Night's original version is pretty cool, but a Nightcore version is just too fun to pass up. =~.^=
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
nuevo, todo viene con su cajita tienes 6 meses como max de uso! $320
monitor LG flatron w1943c lcd 19,5
teclado y mause
• CPU
• Motherboards: Intel® Desktop Boards
• Procesador: Intel
• Memoria Ram: 2GB
• Especificaciones:
• Sistema Operativo: Windows 7 Ultimate
• Procesador: intel celeron dual core 2.20 ghz
• Memoria Ram: 2 GB DDR2
• Disco Duro: 120 GB SATA (master), mas otro 100 GB
• Unidades Ópticas: Unidad grabadora, lectora de CD y DVD
• Tarjeta Gráfica: NVIDIA GeForce GT 9800 Eco. 1GB
Características
Tipo de conexión: PCIe 2.0 x 16
Chip gráfico:
Denominación: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT
Frecuencia de bus: 550 MHz
Procesadores Stream: 112
Versión DirectX: 10
Versión OpenGL: 2.1
Memoria:
Capacidad: 1024 MB instalados
Tipo: GDDR3
Frecuencia: 1800 MHz
Interfaz: 256 bits
RAMDAC: 400 MHz
Resoluciones:
1024x768x32 bits 200 Hz
1280x1024x32 bits 170 Hz
1600x1200x32 bits 120 Hz
2048x1536x32 bits 85 Hz
2560x1600x32 bits 60 Hz (Dual Link)
Conexiones directas:
1 DVI-I
1 HDMI
1 VGA
Particularidades: Compatible con SL.
Observaciones: con refrigeración y ventilado.
• Puertos de acceso: 4 USB 2.0, VGA, Audífonos / Micrófono,10 / 100 LAN Ethernet
• Softwares: Adobe Photoshop Elements, entre otros y (Mas juegos instalados dirt 2 , Fifa 2011 , need for speed hot persuit, mafia 2 , otros)
Day 4/365
365: The 2022 Edition
Introductions
I live in Jamestown, NY which is right next to Lucy's birthplace in Celeron, NY. This is the newer statue of Lucille Ball-there still is also a very scary looking Lucy statue. (Google it)
It is kind of a cool thing because I think it was Instrumental getting Jamestown to have the National Comedy Center which is a pretty amazing attraction for our small town.
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Memorial Park is the site of an amusement park 1893 to 1962, known as the Celeron Amusement park where Lucille Ball worked as a teenager selling hot dogs. A tornado tore through the park in 1959, destroying many rides, and the park was dismantled in 1962
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
All the biggest things start with small ones..
When I was a Baby, I talk as baby with Celeron 800mhz, now I Became a man, and now I speak as a Man, with my Pentium 4 Hyper Trade...
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
I spruced up Home Tree a little, adjusting the branches. Debating over updating the limbs with new foliage or not.
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Theme: Under A Violet Moon - Blackmore's Night
It had been a while since I had a decent reason to take on this theme and song. About the first was some time around 2008, when I had moved the original home tree in Second Life to it's last location. I suppose it's a sentimental sort of thing for a year, among other things, long lost.
I almost used a link to a version on YouTube that was an Inuyasha fan sub. Really, the only reason I would have put it up is the nostalgia, considering that, when I started SL, it was about the time that Combat: Samurai Island was a big thing. Granted, Inuyasha is an inu, and Ioh has always been neko, but I somewhat stylized Ioh with something of a cross between Ruroni Kenshen and Inuyasha, wearing a Hamaka and all that. Also was into the Lunar RP series at the time, so Ioh's blade was called Eternal Blue. <.<
Anyways, just a few memories...
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bitTaken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
UPDATE: Movers will finally be delivering all our stuff as of 11/30! FINALLY.
I'm too eager to be back. I've been limping along on an old celeron laptop, which allowed me to log in at a whopping 1.5fps.
Pretty much all of this. I should have dependable connectivity back by the 22nd (for at least phone & tablet).
Friday: Movers. Cleaning. Collapsing.
Saturday: Get up. Be sore AF. Drive 8hrs. Rest.
Sunday: Get up. Be hopefully less sore. Drive ~6hrs. Rest.
Monday: GET HOUSE. Hopefully have mattress delivered later that day.
Tuesday: Get ... some furniture. A few things delivered locally.
Wednesday: Net people.
... sometime after that: the actual large truck with the rest of our items.
Hopefully by the end of the week.
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Theme: Momentum - Jim Yosef
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Taken on the internal Home Grid.
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Original French Version: Lan 1749 du règne de Louis XV Roy de France nous Céloron commandant d’un détachement envoie par monsieur le Mis de la Galissoniere commandant général de la Nouvelle France pour rétablir la tranquillité dans quelques villages sauvages de ces cantons avons enterré cette plaque a l’entrée de la rivière chinodahichetha le 18 aout près de la rivière Ôyo autrement belle rivière pour monument du renouvèlement de possession que nous avons pris de la ditte rivière Ôyo et de toutes celles qui y tombent et de toues les terres des deux côtes jusque aux sources des dittes rivies vinsi que ont jouy ou du jouir les précédents Roys de France et juils sisont maintenus par les armes et par les traités spécialement par ceux de Risvvick, d’Utrecht et d’Aix la Chapelle.
English Translation: In the year 1749, reign of Louis XV, King of France, we, Celeron, commandant of a detachment sent by Monsieur the Marquis de La Gelissoniere, Commandant-General of New France—to re-establish tranquility in some Indian villages of these cantons have buried this plate at the mouth of the Chinodashhichetha, the 18th August, near the River Ohio, otherwise beautiful river as a monument of renewal of possession which we have taken of the said river Ohio and of all of those that fall into it, and of all lands on both sides as far as the sources of said rivers; the same was enjoyed, by the preceding King of France, and that they have maintained it by their arms and by treaties especially by those of Ryswick, Utrecht and Aix-La-Chapelle.
So what's it look like all put together? Well, fortunately, it came out very well the first time uploaded. :3
In earlier versions, the shoulders didn't come out right. Now that MakeHuman has modified their poses and bones a bit, the current official download (1.0.2) comes out nicely after doing the adjustments in Blender. However, I hear the nightly builds are getting better with adjusting internally in MakeHuman, so that, hopefully, by the time of the next official release people will be able to export directly out of Makehuman to SL and/or the Opensim grid of their choice. That's all cool, but, the one thing that MakeHuman lacks at the moment is a viable gallery of default material options for hair styles, clothing, etc. This is why I look into Avastar since it has been a standard for creating clothes and avatars, including for non-human options for quite some time. Not to mention there are further adjustments that Avastar can do to help shape the avatar model even more to how I'd like for my characters to appear, with the right weights and all that for clothing and the like.
Anyways, here's a run down of the credits:
Hair: *ARGRACE* Peyton A [resize] - Ash Blonde By Rika Oyen
Tail: MT - Feline Tail - Flat 1.1 by Moy Loon with a modified texture that I created.
AO: ::: ED ::: NekoBoy AO
The mesh body I named MH Ioh - Fully Clothed (Bald). The (bald) part was because I initially uploaded it with one of the default male hair meshes in MakeHuman's materials, and, as can be seen by the blond hair on Ioh's head, I decided to go with one of the hair options in Ioh's inventory. So yes, prim and mesh hairs that are not rigged work well with MakeHuman avatars. =~.^=
And, for the techie specs, for those interested:
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157) Feb 26 2015
Grid: Second Life - Built with MSVC version 1700
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.95 MHz)
RAM Memory: 8105 MB (8 GB)
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 64-bit (Home Edition)
Graphics: Intel (R) HD Graphics
Windows Graphics Driver Version: 10.18.0015.4256
OpenGL Version: 4.2.0 - Build 10.18.15.4256
Pic was taken at IFC Furry Sandbox.
Hopefully next time I update, I'll maybe have at least modified the UVs for the MakeHuman clothes, so will see how that goes. <.<
The "prickly" side of a 2.4ghz Pentium Celeron computer processor. Taken with a Canon 60mm USM Macro lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Prickly - 7/15/11
Did a little spring cleaning. Those large mountains aren't so large any more. Now, home tree is the largest standing object on the grid. Seems appropriate. =~.^=
The Specs:
Grid: Local Host running Opensim 0.8.2.1
Viewer: Singularity Viewer (64 bit) 1.8.6 (6157)
CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU N3050 @ 1.60GHz (1599.97 MHz)
Memory: 8105 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows 10 Home 64-bit