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Airstream travel began with a single man and a most singular dream. The man was Wally Byam: his dream, to build the perfect travel trailer. One that would move like a stream of air. One that would be light enough to be towed by a standard automobile. One that would provide first-class living accommodations anywhere in the world. Thus, over 70 years ago was born the first Airstream travel trailer. And with it was born yet another dream, a dream of new freedom, new places, new experiences, and new friendships. It was a dream so powerful, so enduring it did far more than create a new way of travel; it created a new way of life shared by thousands upon thousands of families.
The Airstream philosophy has always been and will always be, " Let's not make any changes — let's make only improvements!" Every inch of an Airstream has a functional purpose. There is no planned obsolescence. This is as true in today's models as it was of the first Airstream to see the light of the open road. The classic Airstream of the thirties is no museum piece. Still in use today, it is as sturdy and modern in appearance as the first day it swung into traffic. As a result, an Airstream is always "in style' — conceived and constructed as a lifetime investment in happiness.
Today, the Airstream is the most thoroughly tested Airstream in trailer history. It is years ahead in engineering — the culmination of over 70 years of experience in trailer making, millions of miles of Caravan travel throughout the world; plus millions of miles more, run up by happy Airstream owners! More than ever, the Airstream remains a testimonial to the practical vision, the tenacity and know-how of one dedicated man — Wally Byam, and his team who made your travel dreams come true.
In 1929, Wally Byam purchased a Model T Ford chassis, built a platform on it, towed it with his car to a campsite, and painstakingly erected a tent on it. The effort was tiresome and unpleasant, especially when it rained. Spurred on by his first wife Marion, Wally built a tear-drop-shaped permanent shelter on the platform that enclosed a small ice chest and kerosene stove. He then published an article that ran under the headline, "How to Build a Trailer for One Hundred Dollars." Readers wrote Wally for more detailed instruction plans, which he sold at a cost of one dollar each. The response was extraordinary, earning him more than $15,000. After building several trailers for friends in his backyard, "the neighbors started complaining that I was making too much noise," Wally observed, "so I went out and rented a building." Airstream Trailer Company went into full production in 1932, when fewer than 48 trailer manufacturers were registered for business. Five years later, nearly 400 companies squared off against each other. Today, of those 400, only Airstream remains.
Who was Wally Byam? Suffice it to say that he was complex. He knew who he was, what he wanted and where he was going. He was a visionary who grasped the societal urge to journey and commune with like-minded people. He was a manufacturing genius who understood the emotional pull of the Airstream's design as much as its functionality. And he was a businessman who knew that success was defined not by short-term profits but by endurance.
Wally also was a master promoter — an audacious showman who waxed rhapsodic on radio and television, and posed for wild photographs. Charles Kiefer, who worked in Airstream's Way of Life department in the 1950s, said Wally "did not fear expressing his honest opinion whether it bruised someone's ego or not." Others said he inspired them to achieve their dreams. "He gave me the opportunity — the brashness — to imagine what could be done, and believe it or not, to see it happen," said Andy Charles, Airstream chairman in the 1960s. Wally's cousin Helen Schwamborn said he "had an uncanny way of giving confidence. When he said you could do it, you didn't question him, you did it." Charles Manchester, Airstream president from the 1970s, said Wally "was a dreamer and he dreamed big. But he also knew that ideas only have real value when effective action is taken to embody them." Wally in person was larger than life. While his suits were tailored in tasteful blues and tweeds, he liked to wear Wellington boots and plaid shirts with them. His choice of headgear was a blue beret, which he had spied in France. He wore the beret on his first Central American caravan, and it was quickly adopted by fellow caravanners as a means to identify each other in a crowd. The blue beret became a caravan essential. While Wally's fashion taste was offbeat casual, his office at Airstream was a "nightmare of disorder," recalled Stella Hall Byam, Wally's second wife.
The walls were covered with clippings of all kinds — religious and philosophical scraps; pictures of people, things, and even his burros. He slept one or two hours at a time, then worked until he took another nap. "He would often excuse himself, go to his trailer and nap for 30 minutes," his cousin Dale Schwamborn recalled. "He was always active, always moving fast. I don't think he ever did anything slow. I don't think `impatient' would be the word for it, but he didn't like to repeat things, so he said things very clearly so people understood him."
Anecdotes are legion about Wally's passion for product innovation. "Let's not make changes, let's make only improvements," was his familiar refrain. In quest of these, Wally scoured the world looking for efficient hot water heaters, door hinges, butane lamps, chemical toilets, small porcelain sinks and chairs — myriad large and small items that would make an Airstream more functional and livable. In Europe he discovered a heating system that took up little space but gave off plenty of radiant heat. He borrowed the design, improved it, and renamed it the Byam Burner. In France he spied a compact gas refrigerator manufactured by Dometic. He arranged for the refrigerators to be installed in Airstreams, making an end to ice-electric refrigerators that required travelers to be constantly on the prowl for ice. More than 50 years later, Dometic still supplies refrigerators to Airstream.
When nothing suitable was available on the world market, Wally urged someone to manufacture it. In 1954 he persuaded Max Bowen, president of Bowen Water Heater Co., to develop the first workable hot water system for a trailer. Other innovations were brought directly to him by customers. Frank Sargent, an engineer, approached Wally in 1960 with a novel toilet valve that used steam pressure for flushing waste into a holding tank. Sargent's Thetford toilets have been used in Airstream models since the 1961 model year. Wally tallied several inventions of his own, including the idea of a flat-sided underbelly to reduce wind resistance, and an 18-by-40-inch escape window in the back of the trailer in case the side door was jammed.
The list of "firsts" in the trailer industry attributed to Airstream is a long one, including the first holding tank, the first ladder frame, the first pressurized water system, and the first fully self-contained travel trailer — the 1957 Airstream International. "Self-containment" was a term Wally had coined to describe full freedom from external trailer hookups, such as outside sources of power. He once said he wanted to build a trailer that "my lovely old grandmother might tow … to the middle of the Gobi Desert, there to live in gracious metropolitan luxury … without reloading, refueling, recharging or regretting." And as you can see, he did. Nearly 80 years after its backyard beginnings, Airstream maintains an unwavering commitment to the tenets upon which it was founded: Quality, Innovation, and Design.
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One thing that annoys me about West Elm furniture is that they don't miter their joints, and instead just butt the edges up together. I imagine this saves them a lot of wood and labor costs. But this is a nice bed anyway.

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A Movie A Day: THE PIED PIPER (1972)
To take medicine from a Jew, my Lord, is to enter into a contract with Lucifer!
Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with today's installment of A Movie A Day.
[For those now joining us, A Movie A Day is my attempt at filling in gaps in my film knowledge. My DVD collection is thousands strong, many of them films I haven't seen yet, but picked up as I scoured used DVD stores. Each day I'll pull a previously unseen film from my collection and discuss it here. Each movie will have some sort of connection to the one before it, be it cast or crew member.]
So Dr. Loomis himself, the late/great (or great/late?) Donald Pleasence bridges us from yesterday's Hammer Studios Noir HELL IS A CITY to today's bizarre Paramount Pictures retelling of the legend of THE PIED PIPER.
Let's look at the cast. Donovan plays the title character, John Hurt is a dickhead who marries an 11 year old girl, Jack Wild (OLIVER!) plays an invalid boy and assistant to Michael Hordern's Jewish alchemist character, Melius and Donald Pleasence is a church man who is taxing the shit out of the small town of Hamelin in order to build a giant cathedral.
There are other recognizable faces, too, but those are the main guys. Make sure to keep an eye out for Roy Kinnear. When I wrote up the Gene Wilder movies a few days ago, I talked about how much I love Wilder's voice and how it's almost a comfort to me today. Kinnear is the same way, probably both thanks to their work in WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, which I watched on a loop as a kid. Kinnear played Veruca Salt's poppa. "Veruca, sweetheart, angel! There are four tickets left in the whole world and the whole ruddy world's hunting for them! What can I do!?!" Love it.
Anyway, the flick is bizarre. It has the production value of a high budget TV special, but is stuck in some weird middle ground between being a straightforward, dark adaptation of the original story without focusing on those aspects. It's certainly not a kids movie, but it's not stylized or dark enough to be an adult flick.
Basically it's the time of the Black Death and a traveling acting group picks up a traveling magician on their way to Hamelin, which seems to be a religious center of the country. The musician is, of course, Donovan (in a pretty ridiculous costume), The Pied Piper who seems to have a supernatural musical ability.
A lot of the movie focuses on asshole Christians taxing the hell out of the poor so they can build a big elaborate church and persecuting those who use logic, ultimately ending with a burning at the stake.
John Hurt really gives it his all, as usual, as the main heavy of the story. And yes, he marries a little girl for the dowry offered during the course of the film. He marries her and locks her up. A little on the fucked up side, no?
The Pied Piper pops in and out of the town working his magic, singing for kids or helping Hurt's young bride-to-be get over a fever. Donovan actually isn't bad and his songs are catchy. It's just his costume that's retarded.
The famous sequence where he leads all the plague rats out of the town is in the movie and is creepy as shit. I don't know what the device was that made it look like Donovan was being followed through town by thousands of rats, but it didn't look exactly real or exactly fake. It strikes the middleground that should just be called "Fuck you, no!" You know it… Lucio Fulci hits it sometimes in his movies.
And call me stupid, but I still have no idea what the fuck the ending of this story means. The Pied Piper leads the town's children into the country and, in this version of the story, they just disappear into the sunrise as the very likable alchemist is being burned at the stake.
Is he doing it to get revenge because the town elders gypped him out of his promised fee for clearing the town of the plague rats? Is he doing it to keep the kids from witnessing the brutal murder of the nice old man burning to death in the town square? Is he doing it to save them from the plague about to sweep through town? Or is he keeping Michael Jackson's supply of children stocked? Any of these can be argued.
I rather like The Pied Piper being a nice dude and essentially saving the kids from the sins of the corrupt religious officials. As they burn the nice old man the higher ups start developing plague sores. So, yeah. Nevermind. Let's go with that one.
Final Thoughts: I wouldn't call this movie a must watch or a must avoid. It's a curiosity with a few interesting performances. Jack Wild is good, but has shrugged off most of his OLIVER! era cuteness and feels a bit awkward in this movie. Part of that might be that checking some dates shows he was 19 or 20 when filming this, playing 13 or 14, so that might explain that a little. Mainly, this one is worth a glimpse just seeing some great British character actors play in a familiar story, but I wouldn't go out of my way to give the flick a spin.
The schedule for the next 7 days is:
Sunday, August 10th: PARTNERS (1982)
Monday, August 11th: BARRY LYNDON (1975)
Tuesday, August 12th: THE SKULL (1965)
Wednesday, August 13th: THE HELLFIRE CLUB (1961)
Thursday, August 14th: BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE (1963)
Friday, August 15th: TERROR OF THE TONGS (1961)
Saturday, August 16th: PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER (1962)
Tomorrow we hit an '80s comedy new to DVD (thanks to Legend Pictures, who also put out today's AMAD and few of the Shirley MacLaine ones we hit last week) called PARTNERS via Mr. John Hurt. See you tomorrow!
Previous Movies:
June 2nd: Harper
June 3rd: The Drowning Pool
June 4th: Papillon
June 5th: Gun Crazy
June 6th: Never So Few
June 7th: A Hole In The Head
June 8th: Some Came Running
June 9th: Rio Bravo
June 10th: Point Blank
June 11th: Pocket Money
June 12th: Cool Hand Luke
June 13th: The Asphalt Jungle
June 14th: Clash By Night
June 15th: Scarlet Street
June 16th: Killer Bait (aka Too Late For Tears)
June 17th: Robinson Crusoe On Mars
June 18th: City For Conquest
June 19th: San Quentin
June 20th: 42nd Street
June 21st: Dames
June 22nd: Gold Diggers of 1935
June 23rd: Murder, My Sweet
June 24th: Born To Kill
June 25th: The Sound of Music
June 26th: Torn Curtain
June 27th: The Left Handed Gun
June 28th: Caligula
June 29th: The Elephant Man
June 30th: The Good Father
July 1st: Shock Treatment
July 2nd: Flashback
July 3rd: Klute
July 4th: On Golden Pond
July 5th: The Cowboys
July 6th: The Alamo
July 7th: Sands of Iwo Jima
July 8th: Wake of the Red Witch
July 9th: D.O.A.
July 10th: Shadow of A Doubt
July 11th: The Matchmaker
July 12th: The Black Hole
July 13th: Vengeance Is Mine
July 14th: Strange Invaders
July 15th: Sleuth
July 16th: Frenzy
July 17th: Kingdom of Heaven: The Director's Cut
July 18th: Cadillac Man
July 19th: The Sure Thing
July 20th: Moving Violations
July 21st: Meatballs
July 22nd: Cast a Giant Shadow
July 23rd: Out of the Past
July 24th: The Big Steal
July 25th: Where Danger Lives
July 26th: Crossfire
July 27th: Ricco, The Mean Machine
July 28th: In Harm's Way
July 29th: Firecreek
July 30th: The Cheyenne Social Club
July 31st: The Man Who Knew Too Much
August 1st: The Spirit of St. Louis
August 2nd: Von Ryan's Express
August 3rd: Can-Can
August 4th: Desperate Characters
August 5th: The Possession of Joel Delaney
August 6th: Quackser Fortune Has A Cousin In The Bronx
August 7th: Start the Revolution Without Me
August 8th: Hell Is A City
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I saw this at the 270 drive-in with my high school girlfriend. Can't say I remember much of the movie. Those were the days. Sigh.
the piper of hamlin is already twisted, with the dude taking all the kids when he doesnt get paid...they really needed to make it freakier?
There was a lot of drive-in fare about that time that was very unusual; if you're looking for boundary-pushing drive-in movies from the same era, Eddie Romero had a run of 3 or 4 movies featuring the Mad Doctor of Blood Island (and similar themes):

 • Mad Doctor of Blood Island
• Brides of Blood
 • Beast of Blood
 • Beast of the Yellow Night
 • The Twilight People

 All of which were produced in the Philippines on an extremely low budget, and all featuring John Ashley of Beach Blanket Bingo fame.
 Although very shlocky movies, they are notable for being key players in pushing the boundaries of ultra-gore/violence during that era. As far as I know, these only played the drive-in circuit.
The Quint's assessment is pretty fair. The film is tedious in spots and comes off as a missed opportunity. Although there is that messed-up bit with the rats suddenly busting out of the wedding cake...
You know, Ione Skye's dad - began as a Dylanesque folky, then teamed with hitmaker Mickey Most (and some excellent session musicians and crafter some gret folk rock pop albums with a psychedelic tinge. For a while he totally went with the flower child image - playing sitar sitting barefoot and cross-legged on a carpeted stage, "Atlantis" and so on. He did the theme song for "poor cow" then took some time off to make this movie, which had some trouble getting distributed. The films anti-religious sentiment, the time he took off from his music career to make it, plus an anti-Catholic song on his "Open Road" album, pretty much completely derailed his career as a charting top 40 hit machine. So if you watch this film, think of it not just as a "pretty fucked up" fairly tale, but as something of a career suicide move for it's lead.
I somehow became a big Donovan fan in the mid 90s. Since that time I've wanted to see this movie. I had no idea it was in print again. To the top of the netflix queue it goes.
I've always figured that Donovan fell out of favor just because his music was so quintessentially '60s that it seemed out of place in the Led Zep era. But I'm not knocking him. I even have a copy of Donovan's Greatest Hits in the next room. You have to love a guy who put Green Lantern in a Top 10 song.
You've never seen Barry Lyndon? Holy shit Quint, it's one of the greatest films ever made.
Donovon is Ione Skye's daddy, I had no idea...mmmm Ione Skye
a) so THAT'S what separates a film for kids for a film for adults - the level of stylization....? b) no mention of Jacques Demy, the director, anywhere? Well, it's certainl;y odd to see somebody say one of his films ISN'T stylized. I love Demy's films, almost without exception. This is an interesting next step for folk who have seen only The Umbrellas of Cherbourg - though Donkey Skin is perhaps better.
one of those faintly acid-generated late-period hippy affairs which kids TV was full of at those times - especially European co-productions iffily dubbed into English, which only heightened the odd factor. Not as batshit mental as THE SINGING RINGING TREE, but not far off.
Then maybe this is atypical of this director's work because it does look like a made for TV special.
Am I the only one who thinks that "Hurdy Gurdy Man" is the scariest song ever?
Or, for that matter, was an allegory for the '60s. The childrens' parents are stuck in their old-fashioned ways until a Jimi Hendrix-like guitarist leads them out to a cave. And it doesn't stop there.
Well I'll be damned. Worth a look, I think.
Yes, it is kind of a spooky song, to the extent that you wonder if it came out creepier than intended, given the "uplifting" lyrics. Somebody should make The Hurdy Gurdy Project--documentary filmmakers alone in the forest...and that's when the Hurdy Gurdy Man comes singing songs of love...
I'm not an authority on the director, but this film IS stylistically very different from the other Demy films I've seen.
This film is a little overlooked, the plague ridden atmosphere is quite different for Demy who could make the mundane seem magical in Umbrellas Of Cherbourg and Demoiselles de Rochefort. His film before this, Donkey Skin, is pretty full-on fairytale with stunning colourful production design. This one seems a bit of a reaction to that, there's always been a bit of grit to Demy's musicals, here he spades it on. Great cast.
For textbook creepiness
of Season Of The Witch iirc
Is he good? Is he evil? A friend of the Hurdy Gurdy Man? Or his arch foe? He's singing songs of love too, but...does he mean it?
I love how they proudly display their three and a half stars on the cover...
"The Illuminati mocks and imitates God's 12 tribes. And this is why Jesus called the Illuminati, who say they are Jews but are not, the "Synagogue of Satan. Satan blessed the 12 bloodlines of the Illuminati. The Illuminati are the elite of Satanism. The 13th bloodline of the Illuminati is the bloodline from which comes the Antichrist."
I saw this on Showtime in the early 80's thinking it to be a kids flick, hoo boy was I suprised! One image that stuck with me was that all the church minions for full blown evil and opulant, with most of its minions facless in scary-ass red KKK robes. Potent stuff...
It's the one story that really freaked me out as a kid. It's just so fuckin eerie. A new spin on the story would certainly hit the spot. I guess Tim Burton is the most obvious choice, but I'd like to see someone else do this. Jean-Pierre Jeunet would be perfect.
Aug. 10, 2008, 1:54 p.m. CST
I wanted to write a script for a Pied Piper movie a while ago.
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And a horror movie, based on "Hurdy Gurdy Man". No kidding. Maybe this talkback is a sign. A message from the Flying Spaghetti Monster. "Do it, man. The FSP says so!"
Passed away this morning.
Since you asked, Quint - you would use a "/" to imply a choice or an "either", like "he/she". If you want to use two adjectives that both apply, just a comma. The order depends on your style, though I think convention shows us "late, great" more than "great, late".
For anyone interested in the above check out Lost Hearts - an old (early 70s) BBC short film based on the M R James story. In fact read the story as well - it's also brilliant. Best zombie hurdy gurdy playing I've ever seen. Admitedly there hasn't been much competition for that title.
"Hurdy Gurdy man" is indeed, very creepy. Listen to the Butthole Surfer's version sometime. It will completely creep you out.
...and I want to be Pied...Paid...Paid..."
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25 January 2012 - 7:07The Metal Strikes Back
Or Episode V. I promised I would continue my METAL saga one day. Here is a day when I choose to do so. Now… where was I? Oh yes, my diatribe about why Maiden is better than Priest. I established my early and undying devotion to Eddie and the boys in my last post, so now it's time to see where that path leads.
Not to take anything away from Priest, they were a talented band, and were every bit as METAL as Maiden. But I do have to say, that they have been around so long that they had a disco stage (Diamonds and Rust). How long have they been around? Well, I do believe they started out as hippies.
I first became aware of Priest around 1986, when Turbo Lover was their big song. It was pretty commercial by the standards of what I was listening to at the time. I'd been listening to Maiden, Motorhead, Dio, Metallica, and the synthesisers kinda made them sound a bit like, well, Bon Jovi. There, I said it.
I always found Rob Halford's voice to be kind of painfully shrill too. It didn't really match what the band was doing. I actually think King Diamond did a better job with this type of sound, and let's face it, Painkiller is basically a rip off of Mercyful Fate's work. The live show leaves a lot to be desired, lots of standing around, not a lot of interaction with the audience. Sure there might be some pyrotechnics there, but they only seem to be there to keep your interest. Go ahead, watch some youtube videos, I'm right. No giant Eddy stumbling about the stage anywhere. Occasional synchronized guitar rocking at best.
I firmly believe everybody has a right to make money, but to sell minivans? Sorry.
I'm sure the same arguments could be made about Maiden, but they can't be substantiated. Maiden didn't fall apart until after guitarist Adrian Smith left the band, followed by singer Bruce Dickinson. Priest have been falling apart since the 70s. But Maiden always sounded like Maiden. They evolved, but they never changed their approach to getting the rock to the audience. They've put on some of the best live shows I've ever seen. Best of All, Adrian and Bruce came back, and now they have 3 guitar players and a 60 foot Eddy that shoots fire out of his eyes and they fly to gigs on their own custom airliner. Talk about making it. No minivans in sight.
What ever you do, do not get me started on Those Bitches Formerly Known As Metallica.
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This island is a great spot to spend an afternoon. I spent my day scuba diving right around the island, then lunching on the beach. I also hear this was the island they bring you to for the popular "Rhythms of the Night" performance that is choreographed by the Cirque folks. My parents enjoyed it, but I skipped. It's not remote so much as well-furnished here.


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Whether one ends up with DTP or PRIME primarily depends on one's intended goals. Although direct product comparisons frequently provide a useful guide for many, some direct comparisons may be fundamentally flawed. Personally, I do not consider a one-on-one comparison between DTP and PRIME truly meaningful. Why? They are completely different products! Look at each briefly:
Containing testosterone precursors and a variety of related synergistic agents, DTP is primarily designed to boost testosterone levels, and consequently provide a series of related benefits such as estrogen reduction, improved sexual performance, greater aggression, improved pumps, and so on. On the other hand, PRIME is designed to induce significant improvements in body re-composition, yielding dense lean mass and muscle fullness, inducing dramatic increases in strength and endurance, delivering enhanced recovery, and so on, without provoking any direct changes in androgenic profiles.
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (AP) - A Nebraska jury has cleared a Sudan native of murder in the fatal shooting of a teenager at a Grand Island convenience store.
After roughly a day of deliberating, the jury acquitted 35-year-old Arkanjelo Kot in the death of 17-year-old Walid Omar-Aden.
Kot's attorney, Clarence Mock, says Kot had feared for his life since 2009 when some men killed Kot's cousin and shot Kot.
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Ligand-Independent HER2/HER3/PI3K Complex Is Disrupted by Trastuzumab and Is Effectively Inhibited by the PI3K Inhibitor GDC-0941
Ligand-Independent HER2/HER3/PI3K Complex Is Disrupted by Trastuzumab and Is Effectively Inhibited by the PI3K Inhibitor GDC-0941
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Herceptin (trastuzumab) is the backbone of HER2-directed breast cancer therapy and benefits patients in both the adjuvant and metastatic settings. Here, we describe a mechanism of action for trastuzumab whereby antibody treatment disrupts ligand-independent HER2/HER3 interactions in HER2-amplified cells. The kinetics of dissociation parallels HER3 dephosphorylation and uncoupling from PI3K activity, leading to downregulation of proximal and distal AKT signaling, and correlates with the antiproliferative effects of trastuzumab. A selective and potent PI3K inhibitor, GDC-0941, is highly efficacious both in combination with trastuzumab and in the treatment of trastuzumab-resistant cells and tumors.


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Louis Jefferson Jr., "Butch," 64, of Fairmont, formerly of Osage, passed away Monday (Sept. 16, 2013) at the Louis A. Johnson VMC.
He was born Feb. 10, 1949, in Morgantown, the son of the late Louis T. Jefferson Sr. and Evelyn Seals Jefferson of Osage.
Butch attended the Fairmont Congregation Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witness. He also served his country in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam era with the 101st Airborne Division.
He is survived by two sons and a daughter-in-law, Keith Jefferson of Granville, and Regan Jefferson and Nicole of Lansing, N.Y.; two stepsons and one stepdaughter, Michael, Jason and Andrea McDonald, all of Morgantown; one brother and four sisters, G. Randy and Cathy Jefferson of Pursglove, Margaret Jefferson of Morgantown, Jacqueline McElroy and George of Fairmont, Valarie Harris and Mitch of Morgantown, and Janet Bradley and Benjamin of Westover; two aunts, maternal aunt Eunice Mollard of Osage and paternal aunt Fannie Malone of Morgantown; and eight grandchildren, Amanda Faulknier, LaVaughn and Traivion Jefferson, Cymbri and Harlen Jefferson, Kyliyah, Dymond, Brianna and Shamar McDonald. A host of nieces and nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, cousins and many friends survive.
In honoring Butch's wishes, cremation was conducted by Fred L. Jenkins Funeral Home. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Fred L. Jenkins Funeral Home with Elder George McElroy officiating. Interment will be in the West Virginia National Cemetery in Pruntytown at a later date.
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Middle East Journal of Cancer (MEJC) is an international peer-reviewed journal which aims to publish high-quality basic science and clinical research in the field of cancer. This journal will also reflect the current status of research as well as diagnostic and treatment practices in the field of cancer in the Middle East, where cancer is becoming a growing health problem. Lastly, MEJC would like to become a model for regional journals with an international outlook. Accordingly, manuscripts from authors anywhere in the world will be considered for publication.
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Curry rice is extremely popular in Japan. In fact according to the Japanese food giant House-Foods, Curry can be considered a Japanese national dish similar to ramen. You will be able to find curry being offered in most Japanese diner menu next to oyakodon, ramen, and other traditional Japanese food. This following curry recipe requires Japanese curry roux. All the curry spices are in a form of solid roux resembling a block of baking chocolate. Japanese curry spice is different from Thai or Indian curry, so I'd recommend you to buy the roux from Japanese supermarket or an Asian food isle in your local grocery store (they usually have it). I always add other ingredients so my curry doesn't taste "out of box". I hope you like Japanese curry!


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The Indomitable Lions and the Super Eagles booked their places at South Africa 2010, while Egypt and Algeria face play-off on Wednesday.
Algeria or Egypt? Cameroon or Gabon? Tunisia or Nigeria? A dramatic conclusion ensues as Africa's last three places at the FIFA World Cup are seized.
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TNT Express was set to be absorbed by shipping giant UPS, but the sale was blocked by the European Union's antitrust chief. UPS first offered to buy TNT Express in March to increase its shipping footprint in Europe.
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The European Union's antitrust chief on Wednesday rejected a $6.9 billion deal for UPS to acquire Dutch delivery company TNT Express and said he was surprised the U.S. group jettisoned the venture when there was still hope for a solution.
Antitrust Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said that European businesses "would have been directly harmed" by the takeover "because it would have drastically reduced choice between providers and probably led to price increases."
UPS had offered in March to buy TNT, Europe's second-largest delivery company, to better compete with Europe's largest, Deutsche Post's DHL. UPS said that it had proposed "tangible remedies" but Almunia said they were "simply not enough."
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The purpose of the IMAG is to provide an open forum for communication among government representatives to share updates on individual programs from the various IMAG agencies, and to plan trans-agency activities that will have a broad impact on the communities served by the IMAG.
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Mitchell McDade was my great-grandfather. He married Almeda Treylor and they had 11 children, I believe. Edna Jean McDade was one daughter and her son, my father, was Jack Ned Cosby. We cannot find any info regarding Mitchell Henderson...
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Great grandfather Willis Hughes first apears in Macon County, Georgia census 1850. He is thought to have come from South Carolina.
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Moved to Tuscaloosa, Alabama and served during the Civil War withCo. D, 41st Regiment,...
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by Cari_Jane 8 years ago
I have been trying to find my gr-grandfather, Augusta (S) Morris, for several years. The following information that I have is all that my family have been able to dig up on him. If any of it sounds familiar, or you have info on his family,...
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by marty511 8 years ago
I have been searching for my husband's grandfather he is the only link in the family i haven't found.
His name is Melvin Clarence Donner he was born around 1890 and lived in
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My Father is Donald C Walker, and my Mother is Joyce E Peirce from Hiram , Maine. My father was from surrounding area and he would be about 67 years old at this time, its March 2006. He served in the US Military and entered Boot Camp on May 29th,...
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I'm still looking for my ancestors. I'm still
hitting brickwalls.I would appreciate any info
on these surnames:
Burchfield's of N.C,Tn. Ark., Ga.
Oo-wa-hoos-kee of N.C., Tn. My 4great grandfather, a Cherokee Indian Chief.
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I have a picture postcard of this man in front of his house, in Bethel, Wisconsin. Would like to send it back to the proper family.
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"Christian anarchism holds the view that, properly understood, what Jesus calls us to in the political sphere is some form of anarchism." - Alexandre Christoyannopoulos, Author of Christian Anarchism: A Political Commentary on the Gospel
As much of our audience knows, The Firebrand was the original title of Free Society, one of the first anarchist journals in the United States. While this publication doesn't feel deserving of the 'anarchist' title, which was once an extraordinarily courageous title to bear, our values and commitments are directly inspired by Free Society's tradition.
Our dedication to these values is rooted in the tenets of European libertarianism and classical liberalism, which is a political philosophy that simply cannot be compartmentalized. Anarchism, which is also inspired by these philosophies, has several different strands, many of which strongly align with various political ideologies.
Christian Anarchism: A Political Commentary on the Gospel by Alexandre Christoyannopoulos thoroughly explores the connections between anarchism and Christianity. Dr. Christoyannopoulos considers this radical connection to really not be so radical, arguing that the idea behind Christian anarchism is that anarchist politics are a natural extension of Christianity.
In an effort to further understand Dr. Christoyannopoulos' thesis, I interviewed him in such a way that ended up requiring two posts (the second part of this interview can be found here).
Dr. Christoyannopoulos, thank you so much for making time for this interview.
In your book, you make a strong case that Jesus and Christian anarchists such as Tolstoy and Dorothy Day were generally opposed to the State as an institution. You cite countless New Testament passages, perhaps most notably the Sermon on the Mount, which support this. However, many other institutions, which arguably operate in more tyrannical ways than the modern state, have assumed positions of power in the new global economy. Do you believe that the teachings of Jesus render these private institutions as illegitimate as well?
Thank you for inviting me! This is a good question, but I need to make a couple of introductory remarks before I can reach an answer. Firstly, the Christian anarchists whose writings I present in my book argue that Jesus' teaching implies for us today a fairly clear denunciation of the state, but they often don't discuss in much depth private institutions like multinational corporations and suchlike. One obvious reason for this is that whilst Jesus did have to position himself with respect to the political and religious authorities of his day, there were in his times nothing really resembling those global private institutions which you mention. Several Christian anarchists (e.g. Tolstoy) also lived before the spread of these corporations (at least in their 20th century embodiment). So if these private institutions are not discussed in my book, it's mainly because the Christian anarchists I studied don't discuss them much themselves.
Secondly, before we turn to what the teachings of Jesus might imply about your question, it might help to remind ourselves of these institutions' purpose and setup. All big multinationals borrow money on the stock market. Structurally, they are therefore owned by shareholders who in most cases demand significant dividends. Hardly any major private corporation genuinely prioritises other goals such as improvement in their workers' conditions, environmentally sustainable business or the well-being of the local economies they are involved in. Most will of course deploy their full marketing arsenal to deny this and claim they invest in people, in a green world etc, but their first and by far most important priority remains their bottom line, and usually therefore their growth, their profits and so on. When push comes to shove, their 'masters' are their shareholders, and these want a hefty return on their investment. What they are dedicated to, therefore, is their shareholders' profits, and by extension their own growth and profit margins.
The Gospels don't say much about such beasts directly. However, these corporations do come pretty close to Mammon-worship – or at least they submit to the will of Mammon/money-worshippers. They don't make it their goal to spread love or justice. When pressed, their high-flying employees might appease their conscience by rehearsing arguments about how selfishness and greed are actually drivers of a better society for all. But the behaviour these institutions promote is far from what Jesus asked his followers to exemplify. What we human beings do to one another through these isn't the sort of love, care and forgiveness for one another that Jesus taught and embodied. Just as with the state, the way these institutions frame our relations to one another is corrosive, sometimes truly inhumane, and at odds with the Gospels – on top of effectively threatening the very survival of the human species and habitat.
Many anarchists today claim that 18th and 19th century anarchists only opposed the state and the church because no other dominant institutions existed. If they saw the hierarchical structures of today, such as corporations, they would generally support the state until the elements of private power ceased to exist. What exactly would the 'order of operations' be according to the majority of Christian Anarchists, in your view?
The Catholic Workers have an illustrated t-shirt which says, at the front: 'comforting the afflicted', and at the back: 'afflicting the comfortable'. It seems to me that these are basically the priorities. In a sense, the state, the church, corporations and so on are only to be considered when their interference makes such things harder. The Christian anarchists I've come across dedicate themselves to 'comforting the afflicted' (for instance providing food, shelter and company to the outcast, exemplifying a different way of relating to one another, and so on) as well as 'afflicting the comfortable' (protesting about war, economic injustice and so on). The way that they confront states, churches and private corporations as a result depends on the precise issue they're engaged with.
It's perhaps worth adding that these different institutions are not always very clearly separable on any particular topic. When protesting about the ongoing war in Iraq, for example, you're obviously being critical of the state's involvement there, but let's not forget the private corporations reaping billions out of the glorious war effort, or the religious or ideological fan clubs who invest so much in convincing us all that it's a good or Christian or necessary war. Or take the Royal Wedding here a few weeks back: can you really separate the state element (the future King, an emotional PM singing along) from the ecclesiastical (holy matrimony, the astounding reciting of the Lord's Prayer by the assembly), economic (I wonder how much the accumulated clothes and hats worn in that abbey are worth) or military (the prince's attire, the jets flying past)? Or take the walls we have erected around our borders: aren't political, economic, religious and other institutions and arguments again all involved in protecting the haves from the have-nots?
Maybe, therefore, it's not necessarily a question of 'order of operations', but it's about doing what we can to improve the human lot and denouncing whichever obstacle, institution or mentality through which we lose sight of the 'Golden Rule' ('don't do to others what you wouldn't want others to do to you') – whether these are states, churches, corporations or others.
It's perhaps worth adding, in response to part of your question, that those on the Left who see the state as one of few powerful allies in the defence of workers' rights, social and environmental justice and so on do (I think) have a point. At least in some countries, legislation has moderated the otherwise much worse impact which the free reign of private corporations would lead to. But first of all, notice how precisely these 'successes' are being ever more eroded by the onward march of global capitalism anyway: state by state, gradually or violently, the 'Washington consensus' has since the 1970s and 80s been dismantling these protections and retooling the state apparatus to crush the skulls of those outraged by such developments. In other words, the state does not seem to be that successful in protecting us from the expanding power of private corporations.
Moreover and at the risk of venturing onto a potentially slippery argument, it might even be acceptable to sometimes see the 'state' as expressing the will of the broader public. As many anarchists point out, the state usually fails to do this (despite pretending to do so) and ends up protecting specific interests which clash against those of the broader public. But sometimes (often as a result of sustained democratic campaigns and resistance), the state machinery has made 'progressive' concessions that are worth standing by. This need not be uncomfortable or puzzling to anarchists. In a decentralised, bottom-up political world, some political forums would probably still be required at national and international levels. The decision-making methods and the revocability of any delegates would be very different (bottom-up), and the aim would be that these forums express the true will and interests of all those concerned. States today rarely get this right, but sometimes, some can come close to expressing more truly democratic preferences (despite, rather than thanks to, the state's modus operandi). That need not diminish the fundamental distrust anarchists have of the state, but to at least recognise that the state can sometimes flirt with expressing more truly democratic interests might allow for more constructive dialogues and alliances across the various strands of the Left.
In any case and to come back to your question, I don't think Christian anarchists would dispute your diagnosis. Private power is a serious source of injustice which does need addressing. As to which 'institutions' should be first, they're so intermeshed anyway that I'm not sure a clear and final 'order' can be provided – at least, it'll probably depend on the specific issue in hand.
If you were to compare the Spanish revolution (which is considered an anarcho-syndicalist movement) and the recent revolutions in the Middle East, which one would be perceived more favorably in the eyes of the Christian anarchists?
That's a difficult question. Both revolutions were about seeking a better world, but in neither have a majority of their movers been seeking to somehow 'follow God' or live out Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, for example. The Spanish revolution was also very anti-clerical and at times even anti-Christian – in no small part of course because 'Christianity' in that context typically meant the very church which colluded with the landowners and the military. As to the 'Arab spring', several commentators have already noted that one interesting aspect of it is that the movements that fed it often bypassed clerics altogether. Both revolutions have exhibited encouraging acts of defiance against economic, political, military and sometimes also religious oppression. But their contexts have also been very different: one was a dress-rehearsal for world war, an act of resistance against fascism and authoritarianism, and an attempt to actually create a new society in the shell of the old; the other is an act of resistance to today's Western-led 'empire' and to its corrupt local dictators. Then again, both were led by people willing to sacrifice their lives for the improvement of their and their neighbour's conditions.
Which one would be considered most favourably by Christian anarchists? One would have to ask them directly. I suspect they'd in most cases see and approve of elements of hope in both whilst expressing reservations about some of their other aspects. Either way, none has been spearheaded by people committed to a religious ethic of the type advocated by Jesus (i.e. a Christian anarchist ethic). Religious voices if anything (and unfortunately) have apparently tended to be either neutral or reactionary – though I'm sure there are significant and interesting exceptions. In any case, both provide ample demonstration that collectively, human beings can create the conditions for a different world. The path is full of traps and difficulties, but it seems to me that these revolutions suggest that a new society can indeed be built in the shell of the old.
Despite the former being 'anarchist', but more violent, and the latter not 'anarchist', but peaceful, would that principle have an influence on the Christian anarchists?
Tolstoy would certainly be very critical of any adoption of violence, even if he would probably concede that he understands why people might resort to it. He said he agreed with anarchists in pretty much everything except the belief that violence can help bring about the necessary revolution, therefore that thinking of his would feed into his commentary on these two cases. So, for Tolstoy to support any revolution, it would have to be a peaceful one. I think most Christian anarchists would basically agree with him.
As to 'anarchism', I'm not sure as many Christian anarchists would be as strict about it as they might be about peacefulness or non-violence (even in resistance). They tend to be stricter on the non-violence bit than the anarchist bit, in part because one of the things that makes them anarchists in the first place is precisely their denunciation of state violence. That is, many Christian anarchists are anarchists precisely because they are pacifist 'fundamentalists', so to speak.
Then again, Christian anarchists are quite acutely aware of the dangers of reliance on top-down politics, and many prefer more participatory and syndicalist decision-making. This would imply a preference for the more 'anarchist' and less 'peaceful' Spanish revolution over the more recent ones in the Middle East, because the latter (perhaps with the ironic and fragile exception of Eastern Libya) have ended up looking towards the top-down state (with different pilots at its helm) to further the work of the 'revolutions'.
Either way, it's difficult to put words in people's mouths. But you're right, it seems to me, in separating out the 'peaceful' and 'anarchist' elements: I suspect Christian anarchists would do so too in casting their critical eye on these revolutions and articulating their (probably ambivalent) judgement on them.
(This is part one of William Shaub's interview with Alexandre Christoyannopoulos. For part two, click here.)
For more information on Alexandre Christoyannopoulos and his book, Christian Anarchism: A Political Commentary on the Gospel, visit his official website.


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Re: The -=Official=- gear-list / Sig thread
Canon 5D Mark III Canon 40D Canon PowerShot A630 Canon XA10 LENSES: Canon EF-S 10-22 f/3.5-4.5 Canon EF 85 f/1.8 Canon EF 100 f/2.8 Macro with $2.97 DIY Hood Canon EF 24-70L f/2.8 Canon EF 70-200L f/2.8 non-IS Canon EF 100-400L f/4.5-5.6 TRIPOD/MONOPOD/VIDEO HEAD: Feisol Tournament CT-3442 Tripod; Manfrotto 3021BPRO Tripod; Manfrotto 7322YB M-Y Tripod with Ball Head; Manfrotto 322RC2 Horizontal Grip Action Ball Head; Manfrotto 488RC2 Midi Ball Head with RC2 Rapid Connect Plate (3157N); Manfrotto 701HDV Pro Fluid Video Mini Head; Giottos Professional Mini Ball Head Camera Mount; Joby Gorillapod Focus; Manfrotto PIXI Mini Table Top Tripod (My Review) Manfrotto 3245 Monopod w/3229 Tilt Head QR; My DIY Monopod with Three Legged Stand LIGHTING: FLASHES & RADIOS: Canon 580EX Canon 580EXII Phottix Odin TTL Flash Trigger, 2 Receivers BACKDROPS: 10'x24' "Maple Walnut" muslin backdrop by Civichrome from Amvona (Maroon, Brown, Rust and Cream handpainted) 10'x20' "Boston Gardens" muslin backdrop by Civichrome from Amvona (Pastel Blue, Purple, Yellow and Cream handpainted) LIGHT STANDS/MODIFIERS/CLAMPS/ARMS/ADAPTERS: Impact Heavy Duty Light Stand Westcott 43" White Satin Umbrella, Collapsible with Black Cover Manfrotto 244N Variable Friction Magic Arm (2) Manfrotto 237HD Heavy-Duty Flex Arm for Super Clamp Kamerar 11 Inch Heavy Duty PRO LED Video Light Magic Arm, with Variable Friction Adjustable Arm and Hot-Shoe Mount Manfrotto Super Clamp (2); Impact Super Clamp (2) Manfrotto 155 Tilt-top Head with Camera Platform 143BKT Manfrotto 015 1/4-Inch-20 Male 20mm Long to 3/8-Inch Female Adapter Manfrotto 088 Stand 1/4-20-Inch Female to 3/8-Inch Male 20mm Long Adapter DIY: DIY Custom Flash Bracket DIY Gel Holder for Speedlite and Straw Grid Snoot Combo DIY Flash "Speed(lite) Gun" DIY Multi-Purpose Lightstand DIY Background Stand DIY Background Stand for 53"w Seamless Paper DIY Diffusion Panel (4.5'x7') DIY Diffusion/Sun Panel (3'x4') DIY Foamcore Reflectors DIY Light Box with Clamp Light Stand DIY Diffuser-Reflector for Hot-Shoe Flash DIY Light Stand Caster Wheels FILTERS: Lee Filter System (Holder + UWA Adapter) with .9 Soft GND (My Review) DIY Filters for Lee or Other Filter Holders Hoya 77mm Super-HMC Circular Polarizer Multi Coated Pro 1 Extra Thin Glass Filter BAGS/CASES: Kata Backpack R-103 (My Review) Kata Torso Pack T-212 (My Review) Kata Torso Pack T-214 (My Review) Kata EPH System (My Review) Kata Holster Case H-14, with Golf Bag Shoulder Strap Kata Sling Case S-308 Think Tank Speed Racer V2.0 Shoulder Bag (My Review) Think Tank Digital Holster 30 (My Review) Think Tank Lens Changer 35 V2.0 Think Tank Speed Changer V2.0 Pelican 1614 with 1500D Peli Desiccant Silica Gel Pelican PCTB38 38" Padded Tripod/Lightstand Case Hakuba Tripod Bag DATA STORAGE: 500GB Seagate FreeAgent eSATA External HD 750GB Seagate FreeAgent Desktop External HD 2 x 320GB WD Passport Essential Portable HD 2 TB Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk External HD 2 TB Western Digital WD Elements Desktop External HD OTHER ACCESSORIES: Sekonic L758DR Lightmeter (for calibrating it to your camera: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...brating+camera) TC80N3 Timer Remote Canon Angle Finder C Canon EP-EX15 II Eyepiece Extender Stroboframe RL 2000 Flash Bracket FastCap HOD-DOUBLE Handle On Demand Delkin Fat Gecko Ipad 2 Mount BATTERIES/BATTERY ACCESSORIES: Canon Compact Battery Pack CP-E4 La Crosse BC-900 Charger & ZTS Pulse Load Multi-Battery Tester Sanyo eneloop MAHA Powerex MAHA Powerex Imedion 6,560 Flash Pops Later: "AA" Rechargeable Battery Tests PROCESSING: DSLR Remote Pro Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended Adobe Lightroom 5.3 REFERENCE BOOKS: 1. Understanding Exposure, by Bryan Peterson 2. Studio Lighting Made Easy, by Scott Smith 3. On-Camera Flash: Techniques for Digital Wedding and Portrait Photography, by Neil van Niekerk 4. Off-Camera Flash: Techniques for Digital Photographers, by Neil van Niekerk 5. Speedliter's Handbook: Learning to Craft Light with Canon Speedlites, by Syl Arena 6. The Hot Shoe Diaries: Big Light from Small Flashes, by Joe McNally 7. Light: Science and Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting, by Fil Hunter, Steven Biver, and Paul Fuqua 8. Master Lighting Guide, by Christopher Grey 9. The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom5: Book for Digital Photographers, by Scott Kelby 10. The Adobe Photoshop CS4 Book for Digital Photographers, by Scott Kelby 11. The Adobe Photoshop CS4: One-on-One, by Deke McClelland 12. The Photographer's Guide to Filters, by Lee Frost 13. Color Management for Digital Photographers for Dummies, by T. Padova & D. Mason 14. The Business of Studio Photography, by Edward Lilley WISH LIST: Cash ________________________________________________ Last edited by SYS : 2 Weeks Ago at 11:10. |
15th of March 2007 (Thu) | #492 |
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Re: The -=Official=- gear-list / Sig thread
Canon EOS 400D Canon EOS 30D Mark III (coming soon) Nikon P-3 Point and shoot Lenses EF 500 F4.5 L, EF 300 F2.8 L, EF 100 – 400 F4.5 IS L, EF 200 F2.8 L, EF 180 Macro F3.5 L, EF 135, EF 85 F1.2 L, EF 28 -70 F2.8 L, MP-E 65 F2.8 L, EF 50 Macro F2.5, EF-S 10 – 22 F3.5. Canon EF 2X Tele Extender Macro Twin MT 24 EX, Battery grip, 90 degree viewfinder, Vivitar flash, Bogen Manfrotto Tripod, Canon Monopod, HP 130 NR large format printer, Canon Pixma Pro 9000 Epson Stylus 2000P printer, Epson R260 Photo printer, Adobe CS2, Macromedia Dreamweaver Suite, and a trunk full of other stuff. (He who dies with the most toys wins.) |
15th of March 2007 (Thu) | #493 |
Re: The -=Official=- gear-list / Sig thread
Canon EOS 30D Lenses: EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM EF-S 17-85mm f4-5.6 IS USM Accessories: Canon Battery Grip BG-E2 Manfrotto 488RC2 Ball Head Giottos GB - 3150 Tripod Lowepro Stealth Reporter D400 AW Bag What I need list: EF 24mm f1.4L Canon 2X extender Canon 1.4X extender
"Io sono nella tribu. E tu?" My Gear Last edited by jmwgomz : 15th of March 2007 (Thu) at 17:33. |
15th of March 2007 (Thu) | #494 |
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Re: The -=Official=- gear-list / Sig thread
1D MKIII 50D w/ BG-E2 grip - Gone 40D w/ BG-E2 Grip - Gone Powershot SX10 IS Canon remote wired & wireless releases Lenses & Accessories: Tamron 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 - Gone Canon 17-40mm f/4 L - Gone Canon 24-70mm f/2.8 L - Gone Canon 24-105mm f/4 IS L - Gone Canon 35mm f/2.0 - sold Canon 50mm f/1.4 - sold Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 L Canon 85mm f/1.8 Canon 100mm f/2.0 Canon 135mm f/2.0 L Canon 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L Sigma 150mm f/2.8 Macro Canon 300mm IS f/4 L Canon 400mm f/5.6 L Canon 400mm f/4 IS DO Canon 500mm f/4 IS L Canon 1.4x (2) & 2x II tele-extenders CF & SD SanDisk Ultra II, III & IV Extreme Filters: Heliopan ND/Polarizing and more Flash & Lighting: Canon 580EX (2) Canon 430EX (2) Better Beamer Extender Studio strobes & Hot lights w/ 5 stands/arms 4 - 5 way reflectors & stands/arms up to 40"x60" Various filters/gels Tripods and Heads: Gitzo 6x CF 3541LS Gitzo 6x CF 3530L Gitzo P2200 Explorer w/ 190 degree arm & roller studio stand Dynatran CF-92 carbon fiber Jobu Black Widow HD Jobu JR2 side mount Manfrotto 3437 3D magnesium Manfrotto 488RC2 - 2 Manfrotto 685B monopod Bags: Tamrac Expedition 7 Tamrac Expedition 5 Tamrac Expedition 3 LowePro Dryzone 200 Canon day pack
Shaking like a hypertensive squirrel on meth? Buy IS, cheaper than detox & it works. www.bradmanchas.zenfolio.com The gear list Last edited by BradM : 29th of August 2011 (Mon) at 09:04. |
16th of March 2007 (Fri) | #495 |
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Re: The -=Official=- gear-list / Sig thread
30D w/ BG-E2 Battery Grip Lenses - in order of purchase: EF-S 17-85mm F4-5.6 IS USM EF 50mm F1.8 II EF 24-70mm F2.8 L USM EF 70-200mm 2.8 L IS USM Tamron 1.4x Tele-Converter Kenko Extension Tube Set EF 100mm F2.8 Macro USM EF 85mm F1.8 USM EF 50mm F1.4 USM Lighting: The Almighty Sun 430EX (3) Calumet TraveLite 750's w/ various modifiers Stability: SLIK Pro 700DX Tripod Bogen Monopod Last edited by JSimonian : 24th of December 2007 (Mon) at 15:24. |
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