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A visual timeline of Nintendo's cartridge-based handhelds, with the exception of the Game Boy Pocket (1996), Game Boy Light (1997), brighter Game Boy Advance SP (2005), and Game Boy Micro (2005).
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The rare Mitsubishi Shogun Evolution...
Not a patch on the Overfinch Range-Rover but a damn sight more affordable
Las locomotoras serie Evolution - GE Evolution Series locomotive - con su inovador motor Diesel GEVO-12 que produce los mismos 4400 HP con 12 cilindros en vez de 16. Sus nuevas tecnologias fueron recientemente desarrolladas en un programa de desarrollo sustentable y preocupacion por el cuidado del medio ambiente.
A little experiment in the spirit of Francis Galton: To see if my attention span changed over the course of the Evolution 2008 conference, I counted how many lines of notes I took at each talk I attended, then tested for an effect of the day of conference proceedings using a one-way ANOVA. Although there was a significant effect of conference day (p = 0.041), the boxplot confirms that there is not a trend in the length of notes I took (for a formal regression, R-squared = 0.0217).
Discovered my Argus C3 from 1955 among my thousands of slides taken with it. Earned it selling magazine subscriptions to steel mill workers while working as a laborer during summer college recess. It weighs 1.8 lbs. Quite an evolution to my Nikon P4. Argus has a spring loaded leaf shutter. See large
Over: ab400 Medium softbox on a boom stand leveld over set.
Left and right: Two raised lights with umbrellas.
I recently had an angry shop keeper incident in Val Thorens, French Alps.
I was on the public road looking in the window looking at the amusing sweatshirt designs and toying with the idea of buying one.
This one appealed to me as a snowboarder, although if I designed it I would insert an extra step before the boarder... A Skier :-) Or maybe the skier would go as stage 3... :o)
I decided to take a snap with my phone camera to show some of my friends who hadn't seen the shop... The shop keeper got rather irate and banged on the window shouting something or other.
Unfortunately my French is not up to having an argument, or pointing out that I was on a public street (or the irony that some of the same shirts were shown on fliers pinned all over the town).
He did however lose sales as I didn't bother going in, and neither did any of my friends I told later.
Sorry about the image quality, it's only a little phone camera, all be it a pretty good one. I only uploaded it onto Flickr to share in the photography is not a crime group.