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Dr. Wayne Sanstead, chair of the Military Education Council, speaks at a conference that marked the beginning of the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Families on Grand Forks Air Force Base Aug 12. This compact eases the transition for children in military families that go from school to school as a result of military mission requirements. Sanstead serves as North Dakota’s Superintendant of Public Instruction. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Amanda N. Stencil)
Item Code: SONMHSCM5V
Price : $199.99
Availability: 1-2 Days
Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent [Nom] : 0 %
Pixels : 4MP
Zoom : 5X Optical, 20X Digital
Format (DV, VHS) : HD
Remote Control : No
Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent [Nom] : 0 %
LCD Display : 2.5 in
Power Source(s) : AC Adapter, Rechargeable Battery Pack
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Video Storage Capability : 26MB Embedded Flash Memory, Memory Stick PRO Duo, SD, SDHC
Global Product Type : Camcorders
Color(s) : Black
Software Included : Picture Motion Browser 5.0
Product Description
Experience high definition recording in a compact size with this portable multimedia camera. Built-in USB allows you to upload videos to your computer and charge your battery without additional connections. Pre-select videos and images in the camera and easily upload them with Picture Motion Browser software. Versatile lens that swivels up to 270 degrees and instantly powers on the camera when you rotate it outward. Format (DV, VHS): HD; Lens Type: N/A; LCD Display: 2.5 in; Zoom: 5X Optical; 20X Digital.
I am amazing at breaking down boxes and mashing them all in to one box; along with seperating paper, plastic, and garbage.
The AMC Hornet is a compact automobile manufactured and marketed by American Motors Corporation (AMC) and made from 1970 through 1977—in two- and four-door sedan, station wagon, and hatchback coupe configurations. The Hornet replaced the compact Rambler American line, marking the end of the Rambler marque in the American and Canadian markets.
The Hornet was initially available in a choice of two economical straight-six engines or a 304 cu in (5.0 L) V8. When equipped with the V8 engine, the Hornet was in the compact performance market segment (along with the 302 cu in (4.9 L) Ford Maverick, 327 cu in (5.4 L) Chevrolet Nova, and 340 cu in (5.6 L) Mopars for buyers who "wanted to drive something fun" without increasingly expensive to operate muscle cars.
What we have here is a Gios compact pro frameset. Introduced in 1986 and still being produced, I guess we could consider it a time-proven design. This particular example was made in the late 90s. Finished in the classic Gios blue, this frame has held up quite well compared to the other neglected frames We've collected. Alas, it stills bears several paint chips and tarnished chrome, which couldn't get repaired without a respray. Unlike with the other frames, this Gios will be refinished in the same original Gios blue it sports at the moment, It would be a shame to mess with such a timeless colourway, wouldn't it? Well, we'll maybe add some paperthin luglining while we're at it.
Two SUVs, two bad parking jobs.
The fact that one is in a "compact" spot is simply icing on the cake.
Coincidentally, I parked next to a giant pick-up where the driver had BACKED IN to his spot and lined it up perfectly. Now why can't these bad drivers take a lesson from Mr. Good Parking?
Thought I'd experiment a little and make use of the 100mm for something other than toy portraits. The focusing on my 100mm is a little iffy, seems to do a lot of "searching". Focus locked in on the center but can't tell if it's just being fooled by the surface. Just some very minor retouching to erase some blemishes and to straighten it out.
Picture of the Day: 15/366
28-300mmD This is is the first lens I got with my Nikon D100 way back in early 03. I don't really feel the need to upgrade to a newer DSLR albeit I would like more Zeiss ZF prime lenses. Currently I only have 2... the 25mm and 50mm... primarily use those now.
Sony 16mm f2.8 plus Ultra Wide Converter x 0.75
I like this camea/lens combo, great for travel, and daily carrying around.
Cold front is coming, it is going to be cold the rest of the week.