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Daystar Solar Scout 60mm
DMK 21-618 mono CCD
Straight out the box no tuning just attached camera and focus
Bad menu. No donut.
Distracting and overly busy menu item icons. And the repetitive "My" hurts readability.
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Congratulations Alex and Paul! The Groom, Best man, and myself were all named Paul! :-) What a gorgeous day on the lawn at the Perry Hotel! Outdoor Stafford's Perry Hotel Wedding in the Rose Garden veranda with Wedding reception the Rose Garden Room. The fabulous vendors include: Monarch Garden & Floral DJ's North Charlevoix Wedding Pastor Cakes by Colleen Paul Retherford Photography Feel free to share and tag all of the images.
inspiration: dictionary {and the question mark that is literally just sitting there, stuck to a noticeboard next to my desk}
a: 1.8
s: 1/800
ISO: 400 {accidental, forgot to move it back}
50mm prime lens
Minneapolis, MN - MN MPI iConnect - Attendees and exhibitors at the Meeting Professionals International - Minnesota Chapter at iConnect here today, Friday February 21, 2014. The event took place at the Minneapolis Hyatt. Photo by © CorporateEventImages.com/Todd Buchanan 2014 Technical Questions: todd@corporateeventimages.com
After questions and comments were directly adressed by staff for an hour, a speaker was brought on to give a general summation of the proposed improvements that would be made to US-380.
I laid my niece's cereal out to form a big circle on the kitchen table, and told her "this is the circle of LIFE". I hope she has no further questions.....
"Puddling" for moisture and dissolved mineral nutrients, Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, Wilmington, IL (Will County).
And that is how I got my prom date today. :{D
Also, I sat in the sunshine, went for a ride in a bug with the top down, am wearing a tank top, and laughed and coughed and hurt and laughed some more.
Yay for my onedollarstonerbeanie!
72/365
After a scheduled meeting regarding the FAA in lower Fairfield County, Dan joined Jim Himes at the Stamford Government Center to answer people's questions about healthcare.
For Emily Falconbridge's 52Q: A Year of Art Journaling. www.embers.typepad.com
Question 42: What is my favourite holiday?
Easy answer :)
(These are 5.5 X 7.5 cards that I'm binding together)
The weather looked good for Friday, and I wanted to get away for a few hours, but where to go. That was the question! But as usual, that (or those) answer would almost grow organically. First I needed to pick up some computer “thumb” drives at B&H photo, which is next door to Penn Station, I’d save on the shipping by picking them up! And then what, a look at Google maps of Manhattan and there was the Morgan Library and Museum on Madison Avenue and E37th St. I’d walked past it several hundred times over the years on my daily trek from Penn Station to Grand Central to get to my office. And as they say, curiosity needs to be feed! And after that, find lunch and figure out the rest as I went along.
The Morgan Library and Museum, is the former home of Pierpont Morgan, a “very” wealthy finance family, and whose fame still lives on, with the JPMorgan Chase firm, along with their new 61 story skyscraper at E47th St and Park Avenue. It is indeed and interesting place to visit. There are several rooms (galleries) displaying various art exhibits, but what I found most interesting was the spectacular library collection and his former study. Morgan was an avid collector of books, some dating back hundreds of years. The East Room is the library which is almost two stories high lined with multiple levels of finely bound (in leather and gold) books. There were hundreds of bibles, on the shelves some using the old English spelling “Byble”.
After leaving the museum a stop for lunch was made. Followed by a quick visit to Grand Central Terminal, where I once worked. Then a few blocks north to view the new Morgan Chase skyscraper on Madison Ave. Since I was only a few blocks away, why not visit Rockefeller Center once more, and then over to Times Square, for a view of the “lonney”, and colorful side of life (actually the “Crossroads of the Country”) and then back to Penn Station
Sharon Daniel answering question about her project: Public Secrets