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Spikey fetching his toy. He runs pretty fast so I caught this with a Hi-sync flash setting and set the auto-focus to AI Servo on the camera.
My dog, Ginger, playing fetch with a piece of driftwood in the Susquehanna River off of Green Branch Rd.
yes, the end is officially upon us -- i've uploaded video... :)
this is probably Teddy's favorite activity, so what better subject for my first flickr video!
On last Sunday, I went to Akihabara after lunch. I don't have any otaku hobby (like watching animation or hentai video and playing games, and appreciating anime figures). The reason why I go to Akihabara 1) the nearest place for buying electricities and ICT gears. 2) there are many curious persons like wearing custume of anime charactors, curious performaers, and minor idols (named as under ground idols in Akiba communities) and 3) kill time.Yesterday I visited Akihabara for killing time. I want to introduce a simple men rather than florid and loveable girls walking around Akihabara. His name is FETCH (by English, "FETCH" means "go and get", but, in Japan, sometimes FETCH is used for the similar meaning to nerds)
He sometimes appears on the main load at Akihabara. But most does not watch his perfromance and is attracted. How is his curiosity?
I don't know what he wants, but I think that he gives absolutely strong impression on people. Refine your performance for reaching next level!!
Henry knows how to fetch...if it's for something he wants, such as a rawhide bone. We're training him to learn the word "fetch" and plan to try using a tennis ball or toy bone next.
Fetch was one of the first outright awesome FTP clients for any platform, and Noah still had version 2.0 installed on the machine. Again, this was a good thing, since it was the way that I was able to get his files off of the machine, and able to get a secure deletion utility *onto* the machine to get rid of any trace of his files.