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*EDIT (again): I still have the same problem. Seemed to have been solved, but it is not. I hope it is resolved soon... :(
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*EDIT: Hi again! I installed the latest version of Firestorm, and I unchecked the VBO (you can find this in preferences - graphics) and now I am not having this problem! Try it, good luck :D
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Hello dear friends;
I need to ask for your help (just in case you are able to help me) because I'm having a problem with Firestorm viewer since some time ago, and it's really annoying.
I would be very grateful if some of you take a couple of minutes to read this, maybe you know what's happening to me.
As I said, I use firestorm viewer, and my graphic card is an AMD-ATI. I have seen when I open the SL viewer window, that there exist a bug with this type of graphic cards. Now I understand why I'm having problems.
When I'm logged for a time in SL, when I have edited some items I'm wearing, when I have taken a few pictures, when I go to a nice sim, etc. etc. etc. there comes a time when all the textures (of clothing, or objects, or whatever) become blurred.
For you to understand, last night a friend sent me a TP to a place, and 10 mins after I arrived, this is how I saw the world:
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As you can see, any texture is displayed correctly, but blurred. I have visited the Firestorm page where they speak about ATI-AMD bugs ( wiki.phoenixviewer.com/ati#worn_rigged_mesh_goes_invisible ) but they don't speak about mine.
Please, if this happens to you, or you know what's the problem, or you think you could help me, leave a comment, I will really appreciate it. Thankyou in advance for your time and help.
Hugs, anne <3
Old school TTI power takes up the rear of 90 plus loads of coal from Calla as they pass the farm area of Clark Station near Strodes Mill, Ky.
"I like this one the most, mummy. Could you sew it on to my dress, please?"
Wooden star shapped buttons are nice to her n_n
For MacroMondays theme “Generosity”
This is a quite direct approach for this weeks theme, but unfortunately money is needed in order to help people whose lives have been devastated by natural disasters, wars and poverty. One doesn't have to give huge sums of money, even pennies or cents help.
Happy MM everyone!
Mr. Grigsby wasn't the only one to help sling BaRF on Thursday.
[SOOC, f/1.4, ISO 1600, shutter speed 1/400, -1/3 EV]
My husband flew by him and like a good man stopped so I could rescue him out of the road. Down here in Florida we have a team. It is called
"Turtles in Trouble" the T.I.T Team.
If your rescue a turtle from the road you are a honorary member.
Of course this is an Alabama Turtle.
Above is the post edited photo, where I cropped the photo to make the robin the main focus.... and it helps to show the details in the feathers.
Below is the original photo of the friendly robin.
Explore October 7 - #9. Thank you, my wonderful friends, especially those who didn't hesitate to support pink2008 and its fund-raising efforts!
FRONT PAGE............woohoo
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As virtually everyone knows, October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Yahoo! For Good has offered to donate €1 for each pink photo added to www.flickr.com/groups/pink2008 (up to a maximum of €30,000) to help fund breast cancer research. It would be good if as many people as possible helped in a small way by joining the group. You can post up to five pink photos daily during October.
I chose a camellia for my first contribution because, to me, it is such a feminine and hauntingly beautiful flower - and, like a woman, vulnerable to bruising.
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Julie the Elf is working hard to help Santa get everything ready for next week. Such a busy time of year - especially for Santa (and mothers everywhere!).
American Girl Doll - Julie (flea market find)
Dress - Target. I bought it after Christmas several years ago and am just getting around to using it. Things are slow around here!
Hat - thrift store pet hat
tights and boots - Julie by American Girl
Snowman and stockings - Maileg
Packages - made by me (printed Maileg designs on paper in a small scale)
Sled and Trees - my Christmas decorations
#Americangirldoll #americangirldollchristmas #americangirldolljulie #christmasdoll #elfdoll #americangirldolldiorma #fleamarketdoll
A friend of mine has an art salon called "Lost Art" and at the last opening there was a beautiful dance performance on the roof. Not a bad way to spend an evening!
Just returned from the monkey temple down the road from our place.
Never know what to expect upon arriving and this trip was no different in that respect.
Coming around a corner at the base of the mountain I could hear festive music unlike the other day when all I herd was temple dogs barking and monkeys fighting.
Getting closer I observed workers putting up bleachers and a stage along with canvas shade with plastic chairs common here in Thailand.
Music sounded old Thai and very pleasant to the ears.
Spotted some shade under a big old tree close to where the bananas had been, pulled in and dismounted with camera in hand.
Slowly walked over where some monkeys were devouring a pile of Jack Fruit, found a safe comfortable spot and just started watching.
Seemed to be a number of females young and old, most with new born baby's in tow.
After about 10 minutes I noticed the females were having some kind of dispute among them. Soon it was obvious what was taking place !
Older females were attempting to kidnap the baby's from the younger females, which is only a guess on my part.
Many ideas come into play, sense there was a new Alpha Male ruling the tribe maybe they were trying to kill off the old Alpha's off spring. Maybe they were jealous, maybe I don't really have a clue !
A couple kidnappers ran off into the jungle with a new born never to be seen again. This is real life in the jungle. Brutal at times, Beautiful at others.
This little guy was terrified but reunited with his mom only seconds after this photo, she was only an arms length away and keeping a close eye on him.
Right after arriving the sun broke through the overcast sky and the temperature sky rocketed as did the humidity!
Figured a rain storm was about to take place at any time, so I shot fast.
Didn't take long and a couple of rain drops hit my hat, large like a marble and fast. Stepped back under an over hang of rock and boom sky opened up.
While standing there big vans started pulling in full of Thais here for some type of Buddhist ceremony.
As fast as the rain came it ended but one could see this is only the first of what the sky had in store for us.
Fired off a couple hundred more shots and figured this is good for today as lightning was now starting to make it's presence known in a violent display of noise and light.
Pulled the rain cover over the Think Tank Bag, mounted my ride and headed for home before being caught up in another down pour that was on it's way.
4 clicks from home the sky once again opened up right behind me and started to do it's thing.
Leaned forward, twisted the wick on my scooter and went for it.
Had no choice, rain was right on my heals, falling faster and faster and catching up quickly.
Came flying down the drive way and into the carport just as the whole sky lit up and opened up, close one...;-)
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Of course WeeNee and The Worm were nice and dry waiting for my return, they both had been stretched out on the steps under cover with out a worry in the world.
For the most part I made it unscathed, slightly wet on the back and top of shoulders, no big deal at all.
Right now it's hard to see the other side of the river it's coming down so hard, monsoon will be here in June.
As for the duct tape, knife, and tape is if I get bit, wrap it and head for help. Knife is for what ever use it needs to be used for.
For the next week or so there will be a number of monkey photos coming, hope your up for it. Thanks in advance ..;-)
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Taken hand held under a triple canopy jungle
D300 Nikon, 70-300VR Nikkor.
Jon&Crew
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Please help me find this woman!
In the end of April / beginning of May I was in Barcelona with my husband. We saw lots of street artists on Placa Reial. One afternoon, April 29 at 16:25PM to be precise, there was this woman who was dressed very nicely, she wore a big coat and there was a guy with a music player around, too. I noticed the woman's shoes. As I took dancing classes in the past, I knew something great was going to happen. She took off her coat and continued waiting. Her back was tattooed, and I had my camera ready to take a picture of her dancing with her dancing partner. Alas, the police arrived and the tango (I think it was going to be a tango), never happened. They were gone before I could ask for her e-mail address. I had eye contact with her, and I gestured it was too bad we did not see the dance.
I would love to find her, to get her this and another picture I took. I will also be in Barcelona again in October, and I would love to meet up with her and her partner and take a dancing picture for them in the quality I am used to deliver to my clients!
This picture and the story is on public display on my facbook profile (www.facebook.com/fardodopstra) and if you know anyone in Barcleona, I would appreciate if you'd elp me and share the message!
Offside view of the Panther triaxle conversion, finished as Megabus PX07EAA.
Brush finished using RAL5005 coach enamel which looks an acceptable shade on the model.
Home produced inkjet transfers applied onto a white background transfer of the image to help the colour stand out against the blue.
Cliché, pero tenía la imagen en mente y la ocasión se prestó.
Me gusta como se ve en fondo negro, probablemente coloque otras versiones al rato, como de costumbre.
Help!!! what should I build! I have a lot if double wide track links, so a large tank is possible. I am building a seen in Late war Germany, 1945, so I need vehicles used then either by U.S. or German forces. Any type of vehicle welcome!
I'm adjusting my stockings but I cannot really see if they are okay. Maybe you can help to check if both stockings are well aligned? Note that I'm very precise about this so you may need to get closer for a real thorough close inspection, or maybe even a helping hand.
Help, I need somebody,
Help, not just anybody,
Help, you know I need someone, help!
When I was young, so much young than today,
I never needed anybody's help in any way.
But now these days are gone, I'm not so self
assured,
Now I find I've changed my mind and opened up the
doors.
Help me if you can, I'm feeling down
And I do appreciate you being round.
Help me, get my feet back on the ground,
Won't you please, please help me.
(...)
The Beatles
Taken in Firenze, Italy
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Here is another photo from Monday’s session with the Redwing……..
Our smallest thrush, it is a common winter visitor. The pale stripe over the eye and the red patch on its flanks help to identify this member of the Thrush family. Redwings are sociable birds and will generally form large flocks for migration and their time in the UK in the winter months. Often forming mixed flocks with Fieldfares. The first returning redwings are usually seen in Britain in late September, with the big movements taking place in October.
Unlike other subspecies of the Thrush family, Redwings unusually tend to nest on the ground.
The nest site can be in a tree, bush, rotten tree stump, or even direct on the ground on a bank. The nest is made of twigs, grass, lichen and moss, and sometimes with an inner lining of mud, with the final lining being normally made up of fine grass. The overall final structure makes a substantial cup, with only the female bird having taken part in the construction. There are one or two broods per year of 5-6 eggs, and again only the female carries out the task of incubation. Thankfully, the male bird does get involved in feeding the young, and shares this role with the female.
The diet is varied and includes snails, earthworms, slugs and insects, then progressively more berries and fallen fruit in the winter months. Hawthorn, holly and rowan berries are the native species which are eaten, but in gardens, parks and shopping centre car parks etc. then berries from ornamental shrubs including pyracantha and cotoneaster will readily be eaten.
The chicks fledge just 14 days after hatching, allowing the parents to have a second brood.
It is estimated that between 50-100 pairs nest in the northern areas of Scotland. For wintering birds in the UK, this is estimated population is around 690,000 birds. Classified as Amber in the UK under birds of conservation concern . as with most wildlife in the uk the Goldcrest is protected under the wildlife and countryside act , 1981.
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