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Danny Gills last shift went out with a bang when this 2 alarm fire in an occupied homeless shelter came in at 03:30 hrs. A quick primary search by Truck Company 1 before water was started turned up no victims. Fire was in possession of the first floor , second floor and roof area.

We had tremendous difficulty opening up the second floor ceiling. Over the years tradesmen had added many layers to the ceiling.

The first layer was the original wood lathe and plaster, followed by shag carpeting which was overlayed by 3/8" plywood and finally 5/8" drywall. All of the materials were screwed to hard native lumber joists . The first and second floor fire was knocked down quickly . Finally we were able to open the ceiling and get this one tapped out.

The building was repaired and still stands today. Dan Gill is front row with the portable clipped to his coat.

This is my dog Scooter. I was fiddling around with my new lens (50mm f1.4 - merry Christmas!) and, though I'd had his eye contact, he turned his head at the last possible instant.

 

This photo is nearly untouched - despite the cheerful lighting in the room, I think something rather melancholy came out of the picture instead.

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Tailor's night shift in Jodhpur, India.

 

I came back from my trip to India and Nepal. It is time to sit down and sort all the photos.

 

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Rented a tilt-shift (24mm) and played around with it, I wanted to create that "toy-model) effect that I've seen on a National Geographic paper. Didn't work that well... probably I should have got the 90mm.

Including bokeh of my treasure of a lens, FA 31mm/F1.8 Limited, for comparative purposes.

This is my first attempt at tilt-shift (using a very old photo from a trip to Berlin). Does anyone have any tips?

Power shift

 

The economic clout of customers is increasing, and customers are exercising that power. When Netflix announced last summer that it would be increasing rates and splitting its streaming and DVD businesses, customers loudly broadcast their discontent on blogs and other social media.

 

techcitement.com/software/webapps/coming-to-a-netflix-nea...

 

Netflix stock plummeted.

 

When the CEO publicly apologized but did not change direction, in a post titled "An explanation and some reflections" blog.netflix.com/2011/09/explanation-and-some-reflections... and a related video An explanation and some reflections he fanned the flames of customer discontent: (Warning, rated V for vulgarity: Hitler Reacts To Netflix Apology and Qwikster Announcement)

 

The stock dropped even further.

 

A few weeks later the CEO reversed the decision and Wall Street punished the company even more. blog.netflix.com/2011/10/dvds-will-be-staying-at-netflixc...

 

At this point I think it just felt like more bad news, but IMHO it was good news.

 

Although the company made some bad decisions they also showed they were smart enough to listen to customers and reverse themselves.

 

That's why I bought more Netflix stock on October 25th. plus.google.com/117373186752666867801/posts/Jhe4os472Wh

 

Since October 25th Netflix stock is up more than 16%.

 

Related: Dell Hell:

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Disclosure: I am long on Netflix.

The crew makes some passes to shift out interchange cars so they can be in customer order for later on.

Here are some attempts at fake tilt-shift on some of the photos I took looking down onto Hornberg in Schwarzwald.

Tawi-Tawi archipelago is sooo far out for most Filipinos. This group of islands is nearer to Sabah, Malaysia than mainland Mindanao.

 

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my first attempt at tilt-shift photography, what do you think?

   

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The barcon shifter orientation part of my brain thought these would work well this way. The reality is that they are much better flipper over with the Suntour logo facing down.

 

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"Shifting Threshold" – Joan Irving – Eight rectangular glass and steel panels perched on top of poles placed at multiple locations on East Valley Parkway. The center median at Hickory; two gateway pieces mid-block on the north and south side of East Valley between Ash and Harding on the landscaped areas adjacent to the sidewalk; center medians at the East Valley and Rose intersection, the Midway and East Valley intersection, and the center median at Citrus and East Valley.

Slowly shifting. ▬ © A.Hunia ▬ Nikon F4, 24/2.8, Fuji Sensia100

I am so excited to be published in Quiltmakers Quilts from 100 Blocks!!!

    

Blogged about here :)

    

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Am now waiting on the hand brake boot to arrive from Japan

Custom Parkside "living wall" planters in galvanized steel thanks to the folks at ShiftSpaceDesign.com

Honda S2000 OEM shift knob, retapped to 10x1.25 and original shift pattern shaved. Shift boot raised until I can retap the retaining collar.

I have just discovered tilt shifting, and thought of giving it a try :)

 

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Been meaning to try some of this tilt shift stuff, so dug out a shot from last year whilst cycling through Iceland's interior. This couple were coming in the opposite direction.

Shifting II, 20 x 24 in, acrylic and oil on canvas, 2015

 

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Intento de conjunto de mica, no me gusta mucho como quedó pero bueno, ya se ira aprendiendo.

I meant to type, "out of focus on purpose" but I typed "out of purpose." Hmmm... Tellling.

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