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Name: Pikachu
Release Date: 2002/July - August
Expansion / Set: P Promotional Cards
Released Through: Pokémon Festa
Card #: 038/P
e-Reader ID: Z-26-a
Approx. Value: $100.00 - $140.00
Notes:
Festa is short for festival. Pokémon Festa 2002 was held from July - August 2002. It is an annual convention held in Japan in various locations. It features events, games, shopping and previews of upcoming Pokémon products. The background on this card and the JR Pokémon Happy Adventure Rally 2002 are the same.
P promotional cards were the first Japanese promo cards to have a numbering system. These cards were numbered ###/P (P for Promotional), indicating that other Promotional sets could be released. Similar to the English promo cards, these cards featured a black star "PROMO" symbol.
e-Cards feature a “dot code” barcode. The barcode can be swiped through the Nintendo e-Reader, which would activate mini-games or prompt a Pokédex data entry for the Pokémon on the card. The barcode was omitted on any e-Cards featuring a holofoil treatment, that way holographic cards would not be swiped through the e-Reader and be damaged.
List of P Promo Pikachu cards:
ANA (All Nippon Airways) Pikachu 004/P
Pokémon Festa Pikachu 038/P
The Newspaper Reader .. ‘It's amazing that the amount of news that happens in the world every day always just exactly fits the newspaper.’ - Jerry Seinfeld (Comedian)
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Russell Square, London, 3:50 pm. Lots of people were out in the square. I asked her permission. I think she was reading the Prospectus of the University of Rotterdam School of Management.
Thank you for participating in my project, and apologies for interrupting your reading. Other photos in my series of readers are here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/albums/72157652125931010.
From The Reader, a small run book of typographic design and collage composed with entirely analog mediums.
Some more shots from our March Break trip to Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon
I spotted this guy from far away as you can see in the photo next to this one. I zoomed in as much as I could to show him sitting there. I ran into him later and asked him if he was drawing the canyon or sunset in his sketchbook, he said "no, he was just reading"
Sunbury Cafe, Sun Street, Lancaster, about 3:25 pm. This cafe is next to the Music Room, where I have taken pictures of some other readers. I asked her permission, and explained the project. As I took pictures, she began to smile, and I said lots of readers seem to do that when photographed. She is reading The Daily Mail with her tea.
Thank you for participating in my project, and my apologies for interrupting your quiet time. Other photos in my series of readers are here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/albums/72157652125931010.
Matt Grady - Lecher's Holiday
Emerald Reader ER102, 1964
Cover Artist: unknown
"Twisted desires... Insatiable wantons."
Active ORCA readers should be an increasing sight to bus riders as the system prepares for launch around March next year according to the bus driver.
With my trusty Canon AE-1 film camera, I was able to capture a candid moment at Starbucks. She was deep into reading her newspaper and thought it would make a nice Edward Hopper-esque shot. If only it was at night.
Film and manual focus are difficult because you don't see instant results. "Did I get wanted in focus?" "How did it look?" "Was it exposed properly?" Those are questions I ask when I shoot with film now. When I shot with film in high school (and there were no digital cameras yet), it didn't bother me as much. Anyway, I was pleased with the final result. Enjoy the photo.
Canon AE-1 Program + 28mm f/2.8 + Kodak Ultramax
at the library of Lenin (Библиотека им. Ленина). Not 100% ok to take pictures in here (this is one of the reading rooms) - but now I have an ipod that has a camera...so hurrah for sneaky. I will also get better at using it, I promise.
I love sunny days in this room - it just streams in so bright and WARM!