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Friday afternoon, as the sun popped in and out of the clouds, I travelled to Granville Island, an area across from downtown, where locals and tourists go for food, shopping, and cultural activities. I searched for a quiet spot, away from the crowds, to watch the birds on the water and listen to the sounds of nature. Happy to discover a new place to relax.
I love adventuring!
To recap: On Sunday, January 21st, I completed Cycle 39 Week 2. I have Multiple Myeloma and anemia, a rare cancer of the immune system. It is incurable, but treatable. Since February 9th 2015, I have been on Pomalyst and dexamethasone chemo treatment (Pom/dex). On July 16th, my dexamethasone treatment ended, due to eye damage, as reported by my Glaucoma Specialist, from long-term use. On January 9th I began Ninlaro chemo as my cancer levels have been steadily rising.
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Sorting through a lot of work lately, but here's a fun one I worked on the other night:
I went out experimenting this past weekend and since my lady was out of town, I had to get in front of the camera for this one. Shot wide and narrow to open up my dof from front to back.
Here's how NOT to model, folks: stand there with the same stupid look on your face with your hands in your pockets. Tyra Banks would not approve. I guess that's what you get when you don't strobe, and have to sit through 2-3 second exposures. I have some where I moved for motion blur, but didn't dig 'em. Next time -- lights!
Thanks for checking it out!
This gives people a lot of trouble if you don't follow an organized strategy. If you still don't feel like you know how to do this, please click through these slides to see how to build
a simple 1 Dimensional Force problem. Not being able to do this now will be a significant problem later on in the two AP Physics classes.
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“ El bosque me invita a observar
cada especie en su ritual.
Elefantes, pajaritos, monos, caballos, perros;
Todos juegan bajo un mismo cielo.”
La historia que hoy les voy a contar es sobre un grupo de elefantes grandes y perezosos. En éste conjunto en el que conviven, la mayoría son grises, y algunos son de colores.
Los días transcurren calurosos y ellos calman su sed bebiendo del agua que el río les ofrece para refrescarse. Un elefante rosa, uno amarillo y otro azul pasan su vida en la monotonía del gris sin conocer su color, ni el de los otros.
Atardece sobre el prado y el sol brilla mas fuerte en el horizonte. Los tonos resplandecen sobre el cielo resaltándole colorido por sobre el gris reinante. El elefante rosa descubre a lo lejos a un elefante azul. Esto llama su atención, ya que solo estaba acostumbrado a ver elefantes grises.
Entrada la noche nuestro amigo descubre que la distancia que lo separa de aquel colorido ser es inmensa. La helada apura, la luna ilumina, y los elefantes se van a dormir.
Por la mañana el elefante rosa deambula con la idea de encontrar a ese extraño ser que tanto llama su atención.
El día pasa sin noticias. Por la tarde ni se ven. El atardecer los acerca con su iridiscencia. En la noche se buscan e intentan acercarse. Es aquí cuando notan que los elefantes grises no ven con buena cara que ellos simpatizen…
Desilusionado por no poder acercarse, el elefante rosa decide alejarse del lugar.
Camina solo la noche, con su millar de estrellas, con su infinita inmensidad. Alejándose de todos los demás, camina sólo la noche, largas horas de andar y de andar.
Asi llega a un valle en cuyo fin hay un puente. Contemplando, observa a otros animales llegar de diferentes lados. Distintas especies, distintos colores, todos arribando al mismo lugar. Sorprendido, nuestro amigo sonrie y se regocija en el encuentro. Bailan esperanzados la maravilla de la diversidad.
Un arcoiris de animales alegres se dirige al puente y lo cruza bailando. Agotados, riendo y con un sincero gesto fraternal, al cruzar al otro lado del puente se asombran de lo que ven. Muchos como ellos, de muchas especies, de incontables matices, celebran juntos, se reconocen, y se identifican en la diversidad de unos y otros.
Se acercan empujados por la voluntad de andar otros caminos, de hacer nuevos amigos. Fortalecidos en la unidad.
Conviviendo libres bajo el Sol del nuevo día, multiples grupos de animales se divierten sobre el prado, compartiendo el alimento, interactuando unos con otros.
Nuestro amigo rosa se siente muy a gusto en éste nuevo hábitat, festeja y baila sin parar.
Al rato de andar y disfrutar, descubre a lo lejos que bajo un árbol descansa aquel elefante azul al que antes no habia podido acercarse. Camina a paso ligero hacaia allí, esta vez no hay monotonía que los pueda separar. Se sientan juntos bajo la sombra de un inmenso nogal y se ponen a charlar.
Los colores abundan en éste prado. Aquí se disfruta la paz, y todos juntos festejan el milagro de la diversidad…
ESTE ES EL LUGAR
EN DONDE ESTAS
Kodak 35mm 400 Pentax K1000, SMC Pentax FA 320mm Zoom lens
Arista C-41 color process ©2013auxiliofaux
I got a remote for my camera (Thanks, Erin!) and I bought myself a tripod today.
I thought I'd try a multiple.
Meh.
Dubai Canal is a beautiful place, I went there to shoot sunrise, I walked over this bridge to find the sweet spot and found that this bridge itself is an amazing architect of multiple leading lines
@Alabino firing grounds - Called by code names such as Kostikov guns, after the head of the RNII, the Reaction-Engine Scientific Research Institute, and fremained classified until after the war.
Because they were marked with the letter K (for Voronezh Komintern Factory),
Red Army troops adopted a nickname from Mikhail Isakovsky's popular wartime song, "Katyusha", about a girl longing for her absent beloved, who has gone away on military service. Katyusha is the Russian equivalent of Katie, an endearing diminutive form of the name Katherine: Yekaterina →Katya →Katyusha.
German troops coined the nickname "Stalin's organ" (German: Stalinorgel), after Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, comparing the visual resemblance of the launch array to a church organ, and the sound of the weapon's rocket motors, a distinctive howling sound which terrified the German troops
To make a donation to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society on my behalf, please follow this link: main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR/Bike/LAMBikeEvents?px=... I want to thank you in advance for your donation on behalf of myself, the MS Society, and all the people who struggle every day with this terrible disease.
multiple exposures
Kodak 35mm 400 Arista
Pentax K1000, SMC Pentax FA 320mm Zoom lens
C-41 color process ©2013auxiliofaux
A rear view of the new, dual Hampton Inn/Homewood Suites hotel on N. Jefferson Street designed by VOA Associates
JHM-Multiple - 1967-1993 Autobus Saviem et Renault SC10 (d)
Photos Jean-Henri Manara (par ordre alphabétique sur trois colonnes).
Orly-Rail Reims Rennes Roanne Toulon Toulouse² Versailles
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"Saviem/Renault, autobus SC10 sauf Paris & Nice"
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Another multiple exposure. I was influenced by the work of Hodaka Yamamoto, who was the first person I had seen to then reflect these exposures to symmetry.
Parking meters in Vancouver have these numbers so you can pay by cellphone. Sometimes, like all the ones here, they are multiples of 37. I keep an eye out for them sometimes. The round one is the first one I ever noticed, right outside the door of the building where I used to work. It's round because it's a single meter on a pole, instead of a double.
1. 50098, 2. 60717, 3. 60384, 4. 64047, 5. 62308, 6. 60680,
7. 62012, 8. 62641, 9. 61235, 10. 64935, 11. 61346, 12. 64824,
13. 61753, 14. 63122, 15. 64491, 16. 64713, 17. 63529, 18. 61679,
19. 60051, 20. 60458, 21. 60421, 22. 62752, 23. 60088, 24. 60125,
25. 60199, 26. 61161, 27. 60828, 28. 63418, 29. 61420, 30. 62123,
31. 53058, 32. 61901, 33. 62049, 34. 53724, 35. 64602, 36. 52096
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
©AVucha 2018
Eight people were hurt Thursday morning when an SUV collided with a minibus carrying clients of Pioneer Center for Human Services near Woodstock.
Woodstock firefighters responded about 8:15 a.m. Thursday to the intersection of Franklinville and Perkins roads in Seneca Township for the two-vehicle crash, Woodstock Fire Capt. Scott Nieman said.
Eight people from the Pioneer Center bus were taken to the three Centegra hospitals - in Woodstock, Huntley and McHenry - for treatment of minor injuries and precautionary measures, according to a news release from the McHenry County Sheriff's Office. The McHenry-based nonprofit serves thousands of individuals each year - including those with intellectual and developmental disabilities and the homeless, according to its website.
A white SUV could be seen with front-end damage, and a white, unmarked passenger van was in a ditch on the south side of Perkins Road after the crash.
Franklinville Road was shut down for at least an hour from Kunde Road to Perkins Road.
A preliminary investigation found that a 2016 Ford F-450 Bus, driven by Celetra Moses, 24, of Woodstock, was traveling east on Perkins Road and had stopped at the stop sign, police said. A 52-year-old Marengo woman was driving a 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe north on Franklinville Road and did not have a stop sign.
Moses failed to yield to the Hyundai and entered the intersection, where the two vehicles collided, police said. She was cited for failing to yield at an intersection.
Police do not suspect alcohol played a role in the crash.
The Pioneer Center confirmed the crash occurred in a statement on its website Thursday.
The nonprofit's co-CEO, Sam Tenuto, said the bus was taking individuals with disabilities from one of the Pioneer Center's group homes in Woodstock to day program services in McHenry.
Tenuto said staff is required to go through an online defensive driving course and "hands-on behind-the-wheel" training.
"We have a very good driving history here at Pioneer," Tenuto said. "Based on what we've seen so far, I don't see a need to change anything."
McHenry County Sheriff's Deputy Sandra Rogers said two other crashes with injuries were recorded at the same intersection in 2012 and 2014.
Rogers said she did not know any identifying information about the individuals on the bus.
Union, Wonder Lake, Huntley, Crystal Lake, Marengo, Harvard, Nunda Rural, McHenry Township, Spring Grove and Cary fire protection districts also responded to the crash.
*Written by Lindsay Gloor, Northwest Herald
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I intentionally cropped and redacted this sign, posted in a clinic exam room, to protect both the innocent and the guilty.
Most of this sign is composed of the most overused inappropriate font ever, which needs no credit. Controversial typefaces Bradley Hand and Papyrus make jarring guest appearances. There's underlined text for fun, plus a smiley just asking for misinterpretation. And, adding to the typographical cacophony, a set of unnecessary quotation marks pays a visit. Maybe it's a good thing no errant apostrophes crashed this party.
As of December 2011, this sign has been replaced with a much simpler sign created entirely in the Lithos font.
Riffing off of Mark Boulton's "Add Content" screen, this mock allows for the possibility of multiple categories, as seen here www.flickr.com/photos/roprice/3571117022/
That's one thing that doesn't transfer over directly from WordPress.