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So, remember how I had trouble naming this girl? And "we" finally settled on Camelia? She managed to change it to Camilla... Fine, I say...
I have never had a doll so bossy. It's unsettling, because I thought I call the shots with dolls, you know? As a human?
O_O
Anyway, she picked this outfit.
Hat, arm-warmers, and top made by me. jeans are Barbie, socks are Glam Girl, and boots are Mama Told Me stock.
If you struggle waking up in the morning, you are not the only one. The problem is connected to bad diet, too much stress, not enough sleep, etc. You will need to work on getting your life in order, as a whole, and by doing that you will automatically start waking up early:
www.todolisthacks.com/why-is-it-so-hard-to-wake-up-in-the...
This is a flexi hair product for Second Life (move along with your motion and look best when dancing).
As with all our hair products, the package bundled in a All Colors pack with 11-12 colors x 19-20 filter variants. This gives you over 200 possible options.
DrLifeGen3 In-world Store:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fashion%20Boulevard/84/131/1949
SL marketplace:
marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/204933
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Photo Style Card & Info:
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Hair : DrLifeGen3Hair Mei-wakeup
Eyes : DrLifeGen3 Eyeball
Skin : DrLifeGen3 skin series
Shape : DreamShape for DrLifeGen3 series
Strobist:
Sb600 behind camera and right at 1/8th shoot through reflector, and an sb16 shoot through umbrella behind me at 1/8th triggered with cheapo cactus vs2's
1/200th
F 3.5
ISO 100
Trio of kittens that showed up on our deck last night. This morning they were still here when I opened the door. Sigh.
One night after a round or two of drinking, I stumbled across this while looking for some FAST "food".
Watching a demo at Microsoft today.
The features demonstrated were similar to Apple’s OS of four years prior (from rapid wakeup, to the dock (task bar), to screen and widget management, to the use of translucency on frames), but somehow that made me feel comfortable, like a leitmotif in the diffusion of design. Imagine how shocking it would be to see something new, even an artistic departure.
The one visual feature that looked like it departed from the OS X look-and-feel was tiled windows (filling the screen instead of overlapping), a feature that came and went in Windows 1.0 and now it’s back.
Then we saw a premier of the Windows 7 TV ad spot. It shows a young girl using a PC to make an animation of how easy Windows 7 is to use… and she ends with a zinger of an Apple-ad allusion: “I’m a PC, and this is getting good.”
I did get a copy of Windows 7 to play with; will need to find a PC at work.
The most interesting demo and discussion for me was around Bing. Imagine that. Badda Bing, badda boom! It is like a coral reef of specialized post-processing and data integration in the canonical verticals. Barney Pell called it “the professionalization of search, like with data mining and databases before, from one-size-fits-all, to specialization around common tasks.”
Ballmer was full of vigor and pithy quips, as usual (I had a prior conversation with the Microsoft team on what is on and off the record, and in striking that balance, I left out the gratuitously funny comments, as they may be a bit embarrassing out of context… but they sure made the day fun):
“In Search, we are like The Little Engine that Could. Anyone with single digit market share has to take that perspective.
We are absolutely committed to get to scale in the search business.
The next 5 years of search will bring more innovation than the past five years. Especially in the user interface. Think of how dull a search page is. Visualization and Natural Language processing are the two big future areas.
In retail today, there is Best Buy and Apple. And that makes Best Buy more pro-Apple than they otherwise might be. On Oct 22, we will open a couple stores.
In phones, PCs and TVs, I don’t think the hardware and software will come from one vendor. There’s a natural layering. In low volume products, like music players or game boxes, they can be integrated. But for high volume products, one vendor can’t do it all.
It’s very unlikely that we would do a phone. The BIOS has not yet been defined. The abstraction between hardware and software is not done yet.”
Muglia showed a snazzy demo of Excel 2010 linked to SQL Server with 100 million lines of data. He claims it is a main memory database, and what we saw were sorts and simple queries with sub-second responses on a “normal $1000 PC”
He also opines:
“Vista was a tough time for us. We are really, really glad to have Windows 7.”
WakeUp (the titian haired) Mizi in black daytime outfit from Mattel's Breakfast at Tiffany's line.
Midnight (the raven haired) Mizi in IT Victoire Roux La Grande Seduction outfit, Mattel's faux fur stole from the first Daria Model Of The Moment doll.
Info about Mizi:
IG: www.instagram.com/jasondimonoffcial/
and:
dutchfashiondollworld.wordpress.com/2018/06/30/mizi-doll-...
Its around 7am in East Ely. I've been hanging around the engine house since a little after 5, and the sunlight is starting to streak in through the skylights.
So tomorrow's the first day of school for me. Waking up at 5:30 am all over again for everyday for who knows how long will definitely be a project/chore/pain in the ass/dreaded thing for me.
Other than that, I'm ready for school again.
...okay, I lied. I'm not really ready to let go of summer just yet.
This fine roebuck stood up as I passed him in the early morning, Southwest France. You can see he's just wearing off the last of the velvet from his new antlers