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Page from a ledger dated 1875 showing customers of the Mumbai (Bombay) branch of HSBC. Indian merchants had been instrumental in setting up HSBC in 1865 and used the bank to finance their trade with the East.
UNIQUE DESIGN
DISCOVER features 10 unique designs with matching introduc. Easy to use FCPX controls allow for mood malleability. Adjust the vignette, background, text, text backgrounds and more. Discover makes it easy to make a professional video.
4 FLARE TRANSITIONS
DISCOVER comes with 4 preset light positions which change the mood as positions change. Lights comes with color, flicker and size controls. with a few simple changes the mood of your video will change. Use these light to add dazzle or add simplicity to your video.
INTUITIVE CONTROLS
Add a vignette, lights, color background, and stylize your text with up to 3 text boxes. Double click the drop zone to activate it then proceed to scale and positions the media. DISCOVER makes it a breeze to create a professional video.
FULL - PRODUCTION
DISCOVER has all the tools that you need to create a professional video. Included is a background key for your green screen footage. A logo key for your personal insignia and 2 lower thirds. Also included are four matching transitions.
Hall Associates Career Center staff attend Discover 2017 orientation at Virginia Western Community College
After dying from wounds sustained in the Battle of the Monongahela in the French and Indian War, Gen. Edward Braddock was buried in the road the soldiers had been building and then marched over in order to hide his grave from the French and Indian forces...
Braddock's Grave - The Untold Story
After the French and Indian War ended, the Braddock Road remained a main road in this area. In 1804, some workmen discovered human remains in the road near where Braddock was supposed to have been buried. Officer's uniform buttons reportedly found at the site indicated that the remains were those of General Braddock.
Initially, some of the remains were kept as souvenirs. Andrew Stewart, a local magistrate, learned of the desecration of the grave site and ordered the return of the remains. Reportedly, some hand bones found their way to the Peale Museum in Philadelphia. P.T. Barnum purchased the contents of the museum and moved it to New York City. A fire in 1864 destroyed the museum. In addition, a section of vertebrae is reportedly in the Walter Reed Hospital collection in Bethesda, Maryland.
The remains that were recovered were then re-interred on a small knoll adjacent to the road. In 1913 the marker was placed where it is today, keeping its silent watch.
In August 2008, I discovered for the first time the island of Corsica where I stayed near Porto-Vecchio for memorable SCUBA dives and snorkeling. I did 11 dives with my underwater photo equipment of that time based on 6MP Nikon Coolpix digicam. I came to SCUBA diving through my hobby for horology and, in particular, the dive watches, explaining why there are some close-up shots of my watches of the moments.
I embarked from the mainland in Marseille, France, on the evening of August 18, 2008 and arrived early in the morning in Porto-Vecchio and returned the week after by the ferry in Propriano on August 27, 2008. I incidentally found (seeking for a camping place) a nice lodging in my price range near San Ciprianu where the dive center was next to a paradisiac beach of the bay. I did also one extraordinary dive in Bonifacio, in the Lavezzi Islands, where I met the biggest tame groupers I have never seen before.
Dive at the Lavezzi Islands, Corsica, August 24, 2008
20169 Bonifacio
France
My simple underwater housing was complemented by a Sea&Sea YS-27 DS submarine flashlight and a wide-angle Sea&Sea lens. The flash light was synchronized to the digicam build-in flash using an optical fiber cable. I still have the camera, the housing, and accessories in my collection in working condition, as well as an untouched exemplary of the Nikon Coolpix L11 that I bought as a backup in case of an accidental water leak of the housing.
All the views are the camera-rendered JPEG (the Nikon L11 could only provide JPEG). I re-edited them in the latest version of Adobe Lightroom Classic (version 14.1.1). As usual, all views of the film are presented in the dedicated album either in the printed framed versions and unframed full-size jpeg.
About the Nikon Coolpix L11 (Wiki) :
The Nikon Coolpix L11 is a compact automatic digital camera made by Nikon. It has a 6.0 megapixel maximum resolution, which can be adjusted, and an ISO up to 800 (cannot be adjusted). It features a QuickTime movie mode, many beginner scene modes, and a sound recorder. The camera uses 2 AA batteries for power.
The Best Shot Selector feature on this camera allows users to hold down the shutter button, and the camera will take ten pictures. Then, the camera will decide which one is the clearest and will save that one only. This is designed for use when taking a picture without flash in a dark setting.
Other specifications
Zoom: 3x optical, 4x digital
Storage: 7 MB internal memory and SD memory cards
File formats: JPEG for photos, MOV for video, WAV for sound recording
Weight: 125g/4.4oz without battery and memory card
Image resolution: 6 MP 2816x2112 (default), 3 MP 2048x1536, 1024x768, 640x480
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Today I discovered that the San Francisco bay actually extends all the way into Alviso, which is odd considering Alviso is about 30 miles inland.
I've been working in Alviso for the past year and a half, I never knew I was this close to the water. I owe you galaxy.
UPDATE: My parents were really hooting and hollering when they found out I didn't know the bay ended in Alviso. Whateva.