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Make A Difference Day
Dotty Simmons smiles as Rob Cradle cuts her hair Saturday at Kevin's Barber & Beauty shop in Severn as part of Make a Difference Day. Happy Helpers for the Homeless joined other groups in assisting their neighbors on a day dedicated to people helping each other. Before going to the hair stylist, the group enjoyed a breakfast at the Golden Corral Restaurant in Hanover.
© Katrina Williams for the Maryland Gazette
The Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition was pleased to host the 2015 Shining Light Awards at the Chase Center in Wilmington on Friday, June 12 from 8 to 10 a.m. Over two hundred fifty guests came to honor those making a difference in Delaware in the fight against breast cancer. Awards were presented to individuals and companies in the following categories: Sussex County Chapter Women's Council of Realtors for “Spotlight on Philanthropy”; Jacquie Connell for “Spotlight on Survivorship”; Helen F. Graham Cancer Center & Research Institute at Christiana Care Health System accepted by Nicholas J. Petrelli, MD, for “Spotlight on Health Care Delivery”; and Delmarva Broadcasting Company of Central Delaware for “Spotlight on Business”. Photos by Bev Michel Photography.
Remember Raviolo, the new restaurant in Balham where they didn't know the difference between "they're" and "their"?
Well they've just installed a nice new awning. And on the edge it claims that they sell "coffee's".
They say we're both football goals, but you know it's not the same. Somehow I just don't see this working out between us.
Differences between the Sigma 50mm 1.4 and the Canon 50mm 1.8.
I also realized that there is no good way to get a picture of the top of the lens without seeing yourself in there...so here is my SP for the week! Hehe!
These photos were taken on a hectic weekend during March 2004. I was using my new Canon 10D (6mp) and my first Sigma lens a 12-24 that had been reviewed very favourably. When I got the files on my PC I was appalled. The photos all appeared soft, almost mushy. We had fantastic moody light, walked 30 miles, taken 450 photos - and they were unusable!. I did some back to back tests with a Canon 16-35 lens and there was obviously a problem with the Sigma rather than the camera. The difference in clarity was massive. I contacted Sigma - and to be fair they dealt with it very well - they asked me to send the comparison shots and the lens back to them and a few weeks later sent me a new lens. To be truthful the lens still doesn't stand comparison and I don't use it at all. These photos have sat neglected until now. With the improvements in software and processing power I decided to try and recover whatever I could and this is the result. They look almost painted - a bit surreal, some more than others. The combination of few pixels and a soft lens means they are never going to compare with newer stuff but I think they'll do - Just!
The walking. We walked over Fleetwith Pike across to Grey Knotts and Brandreth then NE to Haystacks, High Crag, High Stile and Red Pike. We descended back to Buttermere over the Dodd and Sour Milk Gill. It was cold, you can see the hail closing in - and on the big bulging Sigma wideangle! spots of water causing a bit of extra blur - as if I needed it!
The other day of the weekend, we left Seathwaite up Sourmilk Gill, we headed straight up the nose of Base Brown - including the Hanging Stone. Frome there we went over Green Gable down to the top of Arron Slack and up on to Great Gable. Great Gable was great - as always - Sprinkling Tarn, where we met old Keith from home, we nipped out to Seathwaite Fell to bag it, retraced our steps and walked over Allen Crags, Glaramara and Rosthwaite Fell including Bessyboots. We struggled to define the exact summits so we walked and stood on every high point and cairn - just to be sure. We were completing the Wainwrights for the first time - as was Keith from Linthwaite - he finished them in his 70's
Just in case you wonder - I keep a detailed description of every walk in a diary, if I can't remember I have a reference point. It was invaluable as we worked our way to three rounds of the Wainwrights and Bill Birketts 541 Lakeland Fells.
Il Danubio fa riflettere.
Il Danubio mi ha illuminata. In poco tempo, tante cose. Tante cose fantastiche. Tante cose orribili. Budapest è la città delle cose strane. Budapest è la città delle cose diverse. E' la città delle cose terribili e delle cose fantastiche.
Dove la povertà e la ricchezza si scontrano in quel grezzo e romantico scambio di battute fra lo smog e la pietra bianca usata nell'architettura di tutta la città.
Un'ora in barca. E la solitudine, l'amore, la ricchezza e la povertà si sono manifestate. Assieme, come in una visione.
Il suo smog non mi piace. E' tutto il resto che mi affascina e permea il sentimento che ho per lei di un scivoloso orgoglio che lascia l'amaro e il dolce in bocca. Come una torta al cioccolato e cianuro.
So here is Akiva next to Roland who is on a spiritdoll proud body ver2 and next to Miharu my Delf Soony on a elfdoll body.
I made a youtube video on both her box opening and my thoughts afterwards that I need to post but I have to get stronger wifi in order to do that cause its takes youtube decades if not. //shot
I cant tell you how excited I am and how much I just want to scream (I cant though or I'll deff lose my voice and I need that for work tomorrow)
I'm still figuring out her pose-ability though so once I get that down I'll be golden!
Same laptop, different power.
These stickers arrived just in time for the final round of updates before I'm taking it on the road again. You can get some too.
Have someone the same problems with the photomatix 2.4 and moving objects? I made a comparison between the version 2.1.1 and the "new" 2.4... the result is really sobering :-(
When you have an advice, please let me know.
Discussion in the photomatix-Group:
Difference between Rational and Irrational Number can be expressed as a ratio of two integers. They can be in fraction, decimal or whole number from. Example of rational number:- 1/2, 3/4 , -7/2, 8/1. On the other side, irrational numbers are those numbers that cannot be expressed as a ratio of two integers. Example of irrational number: - √2, π, 5/0. Apart from definition, there are some other differences also, which are given as Rational numbers are all positive and negative fraction, including integer and improper fraction. An irrational number is a real number that cannot be written as a simple fraction.Rational number can be expressed as the ratio of two integers. An irrational number is any real number that is not rational.
Nursing alumna Maria Steelman (right) volunteered in South Africa assisting with surgeries including an open heart procedure on this patient.
Recently a visitor asked me how does one know the difference between 'Upper' and 'Lower' and the answer is that in general the section of a street nearest a river or canal is lower while the section furthest away from the river or canal is upper.
In the old days the better off people would live at the upper end of the street to avoid the smell of the water and also in order to avoid flooding. The exception is Mount Street Lower and Mount Street Upper as they are parallel but it could be argued the the lower street is closer to the river Liffey if the Grand Canal is not the reference.
In the 1980s I lived in Drumcondra for about five years and I really liked the area. However, I cannot remember any area being described as Drumcondra Village but there is now a sign that welcomes visitors to Drumcondra Village so my memory must be failing.
According to Wikipedia the village of Drumcondra was the central area of the Parish of Clonturk, and the two names were used equally for the religious and civil parishes, but the new suburban district of Drumcondra now also encompasses the old Parish of St. Mary.
The Cat and Cage Pub on the Drumcondra Road was the site of an old postal stop and the point at which rebels, during the 1798 rebellion, seized a postal cart in order to signal to others in north County Dublin to revolt. The Cat and Cage is located at the corner of Church Avenue.
A high "beauty-style" butterfly lighting (right) can accent the lines under the eyes. Lighting from the side (left) helps prevent this. Maybe a fill from below would help eliminate those shadows as well.