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Saran Wrappedwritten by natalieerachel on 2012-01-27 in #gear #tipster
Tired of boring photos? Grab some saran wrap from your kitchen cabinet and mask it! Read more after the jump!29 107 Share Tweet
The Theory and Psychology of Framing Your Imagewritten by jeanmendoza on 2012-01-22 in #gear #tipster
Today, we're taking a look at the theory and psychology behind the size, framing, and visual weight of different elements in your photographic composition. You'd be surprised how much there is to learn about this choice, and the impact your decision can have!8 66 Share Tweet
Sprocket Holes: 135 Film in a 120 Rollwritten by dux_x on 2012-01-12 in #gear #tipster
There are many ways of shooting with 135 in a 120 camera to sensitize the sprocket holes. This is an option in wich you can use the paper protection roll of 120 films.5 48 Share Tweet
Hanging Your Photos Loosewritten by pvalyk on 2012-01-11 in #gear #tipster
Here is an idea on how to display your photos. It's about filling all corners of your house with the photos that you took. My next thought when the word "photo" comes in mind is the word "frame". That's getting kind of old. Learn more after the break.3 12 Share Tweet
Mimicking the Masters: Henri Cartier-Bressonwritten by jeanmendoza on 2012-01-09 in #gear #tipster
Henri Cartier-Bresson was a French photographer who is well-known as the 'father of modern photojournalism'. He was also one of the pioneer photographers who developed street photography. Learn more techniques from this master photographer.7 46 Share Tweet
Make Your Own Photo Coasterswritten by lislisdotnet on 2012-01-03 in #gear #tipster
Show off your photos, or give them as a gift, with your own DIY photo coasters!5 46 Share Tweet
Make Your Own Lomo T-Shirtwritten by tomkiddo on 2011-12-30 in #gear #tipster
Have you been eyeing on one of the Lomo t-shirts in the online shop, but don't want to spend your hard-earned piggies on it? Why not make your own one? Read on to learn how to make a Lomo t-shirt.18 68 Share Tweet
Lomography Cookie Cutters: Butter Cookie Recipewritten by kokakoo on 2011-12-23 in #gear #tipster
The end of the year is coming. Many festivities have began. Christmas songs can be heard everywhere. It's time to give gifts to your loved ones. Don't know what to give them? Here's an idea!4 46 Share Tweet
Overexposure: It's a Beautiful Thingwritten by dearjme on 2011-12-22 in #gear #tipster
With my first try at the Lubitel 166+ and manual settings in general (with no light meter), it's no surprise that my slides came out overexposed. But in the end, I actually really like the overexposure effect! Dreamy, bleached, otherworldly tones of cream and turquoise make for some genuinely gorgeous cross-processed slides. Read on to find out more!7 29 Share Tweet
The Medium Format Advantagewritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-12-22 in #gear #tipster
This article will dive head-first into the world of medium format photography. We'll take you through a basic introduction, then look at different cameras, film, scanners and processing techniques to give this type of photography a try!15 81 Share Tweet
Colorful Double Exposure Using Color Paperswritten by catfordst on 2011-12-19 in #gear #tipster
No flowers? No blue skies during winter season? No problem! In this tipster, you can come up with colorful photos by using colored paper!18 95 Share Tweet
30 Ways to Hack Your Next Roll of Filmwritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-12-13 in #gear #tipster
One of the things that we look forward to when shooting with film is the result. Seeing the photos is always a surprise as we never know what exactly we're going to get. Here are some tips that you could use to hack your next roll of film.8 112 Share Tweet
How to Scan Film Without a Film Scannerwritten by a1con on 2011-12-12 in #gear #tipster
If you're just starting in analogue photography, like me, it's probable you don't own a film scanner. Well, no worries, I found a cheap way to scan your film using your old multifunctional scanner or any other simple scanner.21 103 Share Tweet
A Guide on Photographing Girlswritten by evon_t on 2011-12-04 in #gear #tipster
When I said 'when you photograph girls', I am not referring to girl friends you have known for long, but girls you have never met before but wish to photograph them. There are quite a few things we need to remember so that both parties would feel comfortable shooting together.16 38 Share Tweet
Develop Films by Yourselfwritten by img on 2011-11-27 in #gear #tipster
I finally decided to try and develop my film rolls by myself. I did this since I wanted to try and cross-process my films easily. Find out how I did it!26 102 Share Tweet
Creating Light Leaks With Coffeewritten by t82 on 2011-11-23 in #gear #tipster
To create light leaks you don't have to open your camera, just use coffee as a bath for your film! The first one was with an ordinary negative film and on the second try I used a slide film.11 30 Share Tweet
Stars and Moon Shotswritten by pvalyk on 2011-11-01 in #gear #tipster
I love stars and the moon. Taking a pictures of it might be the most beautiful thing one might perform, so here's a tutorial on how to do it with any camera.7 55 Share Tweet
DIY Glow Sticks From Film Canisterswritten by icuresick on 2011-10-24 in #gear #tipster
Most of us, if not all, have accumulated a boxful or two of those empty film canisters after months of being Lomographers. I keep those canisters hoping that someday I can make something out of them. Then, after a failed light painting project, I realized I can make my own light sabers instead of buying another set of disposable glow sticks.35 136 Share Tweet
DIY Colour Filterswritten by esmondsit on 2011-10-14 in #gear #tipster
Want to give your photos a twist of colour? Follow this tipster and have yourself a set of filters to use in no time!3 67 Share Tweet
Start Your Own Camera Mail!written by jeanmendoza on 2011-10-13 in #gear #tipster
Camera Mail is an interesting project that you can do! The idea is to mail a camera to different parts of the world and have people take pictures of themselves. Read on for the instructions on how you can start your own Camera Mail project.9 61 Share Tweet
Making the Most of Kodak Aerochromewritten by lazybuddha on 2011-10-11 in #gear #tipster
Since I published my Aerochrome albums, I have been swamped with questions about various aspects of this incredible film. Several Lomographers have asked me to write an article explaining how to make the most of it, so here it is.73 274 Share Tweet
DIY Project: Film Canister as Flash Diffuserwritten by nicx on 2011-10-10 in #gear #tipster
As most of us know, photography can be an expensive but a very rewarding endeavor. The economy today tells us that we have to do our part and learn the 3 R's. We all need to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Here is a simple DIY project using a film canister.11 54 Share Tweet
Lomo T-shirt Printing!written by shuttersentinel17 on 2011-10-07 in #gear #tipster
Nothing feels better than wearing a shirt you designed yourself!37 195 Share Tweet
Open Your Camera and Expose Your Film!written by isyraf on 2011-09-22 in #gear #tipster
I'm sure not everyone likes it when the film gets stuck while it is still in the camera. Here's what I did and the results turned out surprising!4 20 Share Tweet
A Guide to Night Photographywritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-20 in #gear #tipster
When doing night photography, it is essential to know some tips and techniques that will help you attain beautiful pictures. Here are some tips that you can follow when doing night photography.20 116 Share Tweet
Superb Sunsets: Tips for Stunning Sunset Photoswritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-19 in #gear #tipster
No vacation is complete without a sunset photo. Learn how to capture beautiful sunsets with these simple tips!16 83 Share Tweet
Lasting Impressions!written by natalieerachel on 2011-09-17 in #gear #tipster
Having already made multiple prints from my negatives at school with the enlarger, I decided that I wanted to add some sugar and spice to my photos with some cool designs! This idea also works with cyano type paper and other light sensitive papers.4 45 Share Tweet
8 Easy but Awesome Beginner Tipswritten by nadinadu on 2011-09-16 in #gear #tipster
Anyone who has spent enough time in the Lomo Society will have a faint idea of some popular tricks people like to do which give you great results! So this Tipster is for all the Lomo-Beginners out there! (Not saying that I am in any way an expert on these! I just happened to see other people doing them and felt like spreading the idea for the newbies!)31 182 Share Tweet
How to Stay Inspired in Film Photographywritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-15 in #gear #tipster
Going to the same locations and doing the same things when shooting can sometimes be a drag. When you don't have inspiration when shooting, your pictures don't turn out as well. Here are some tips you may want to consider to stay inspired in film photography.7 76 Share Tweet
Street Photography Tipswritten by jeanmendoza on 2011-09-15 in #gear #tipster
Street photography captures everyday moments of people that we pass by daily. It's always interesting to see what you have captured once you have developed your rolls. Here are a few tips for those who want to explore the art of street photography.12 76 Share Tweet


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The whole creative process and the energy that goes into each painting differ, and as a result each experience is unique; this is something that Leonard loves being an artist. His interest in subject matter varies widely from landscapes, to Westcoast boating scenes, abstracts, and florals, and he loves to play with different styles. His wish is that you enjoy his art as much as he does in giving form to it.
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Akhenaten, also known as Amenhotep IV, was king of Egypt during the Eighteenth Dynasty and reigned from 1375 to 1358 B.C. E. Called the "religious revolutionary," he is the earliest known creator of a new religion. The cult he founded broke with Egypt's traditional polytheism and focused its worship on a single deity, the sun god Aten. Erik Hornung, one of the world's preeminent Egyptologists, here offers a concise and accessible account of Akhenaten and his religion of light.Hornung begins with a discussion of the nineteenth-century scholars who laid the foundation for our knowledge of Akhenaten's period and extends to the most recent archaeological finds. He emphasizes that Akhenaten's monotheistic theology represented the first attempt in history to explain the entire natural and human world on the basis of a single principle. "Akhenaten made light the absolute reference point," Hornung writes, "and it is astonishing how clearly and consistently he pursued this concept." Hornung also addresses such topics as the origins of the new religion; pro-found changes in beliefs regarding the afterlife; and the new Egyptian capital at Akhetaten which was devoted to the service of Aten, his prophet Akhenaten, and the latter's family.
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Titans' LT Michael Roos ruled out vs Colts
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Left tackle Michael Roos' 119-game consecutive starts streak will come to an end Sunday as the Titans have ruled him out for Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts.
Roos sat out for the third straight day of practice Friday after having his appendix removed on Monday. His streak had been second only to Detroit's Jeff Backus among active offensive tackles.
''We're not going to play him. We're not going to take any risks or chances with that,'' Titans coach Mike Munchak said. ''He's feeling pretty good, but he probably needs a good week to rest and he'll be fine next week.''
Mike Otto, playing in his first game of the season after being sidelined with a knee problem, says he is ready to make his first start since last season.
''It's an opportunity to go out and play against a good team,'' Otto said. ''I'm looking forward to doing my part to help us do what we need to do to win.''
In addition to Roos, four other Titans already have been declared out for Sunday with injuries - quarterback Jake Locker (left shoulder), cornerback Tommie Campbell (left ankle), running back Javon Ringer (left knee) and linebacker Patrick Bailey (ribs).
The Titans later placed Ringer on injured reserve Friday afternoon and activated safety Tracy Wilson to the roster. Ringer hurt his knee Oct. 7 in a loss at Minnesota, and the Titans had hoped they could keep him on the roster until he healed up. But they need Wilson for special teams' depth, and he has been on the practice squad since the final roster cuts.
Linebacker Colin McCarthy practiced on Friday after getting Thursday off to rest his troublesome ankle. He will be questionable, but Munchak indicated that he should be able to play Sunday.
Linebacker Will Witherspoon practiced Friday and was listed as questionable with a hamstring injury.
Other Titans players listed as probable for Sunday and practiced all week. Those include running back Chris Johnson (ankle), receiver Kenny Britt (knee), tight end Craig Stevens (concussion) and safety Jordan Babineaux (wrist).
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LOL... can you read? You are reporting BAD NEWS... not good news."Satellite radio, which gets most of its revenues from subscriptions, rather than advertising, is projected to continue growing, but at only a CAGR of 6.7%, since Rutherfurd sees it reaching market saturation. That would take Sirius XM revenues (since it is now the only player, post-merger) from $2.3 billion in 2008 to $3.2 billion in 2013."Growth rate of 6% is anemic.And no need to "BUMP" - no one cares.
first, YOU cared enough to respond with a post, and secondly, I hardly think that $3.2 BILLION is HARDLY ANEMIC. And finally, $3.2 BILLION dollars in yearly gross revenue is both a realistic and conservative number that could be easily surpassed should SIRIUS XM RADIO ever become a "can't live without service" for a majority of consumers. The company is expanding its reach with the used car market as well as getting ready to demo some new products, which is always a positive sign for a growing and evolving company.Finally, look at this next link, its a yahoo link so no worries that I love to look at once in a while. It is for a company very similiar to SIRIUS XM RADIO, which started its first years without making any money and one day finally did. Remember, SIRI is near that crossing point. BEST of luck to all SIRI INVESTORS.http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=DISH&t=my&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=
6% is VERY anemic. Are you kidding me. What about all the debt? Do you think they are paying less than 6% interest? NO. So they won't be able to dig themselves out of debt.Plus, Wi-Max will provide more competition. Radios that offer THOUSANDS of stations. Sorry, but SIRI will be struggling in 5 years, GONE in 10.
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EL PASO - This week's Manhunt Monday Fugitive is wanted in a family violence case.
Rafael Borruel, 18, of El Paso is accused of assaulting his father in the 3800 block of Judy Marie in Montana Vista earlier this month.
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He looks like a mouth breathing, knuckle dragging, wimpy kid based on this picture. Shouldn't be difficult at all to take him down. He's probably hiding and afraid to come out.


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rickbu writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Last year of the C3 body style. Very sexy looking car.
Not as much power as you'd expect from a Corvette.
A Fun To Drive Piece Of Corvette History. — A fun car to drive. Definitely an attention getter when you are out on the road. The car handles very well. It has very responsive steering and braking. Is a little lacking in the horsepower department. The early 80's wasn't know for big horsepower engines. Overall, still a fun car to drive and to own.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Head turner, simple to own, unique styling, good value.
Not quick, aging chassis, not real fuel efficient.
Aging Beauty — I've had new and I have had old Vette's... I like the old the best. This one is a keeper it's looks are irresistible, it's condition impeccable. I'm thinking rather replace it with something new, I'm gonna modify and soup up the mechanicals
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Rich writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Fun and you get a lot of looks... can make a great 1/4 mile car
handling is mediocre... It's a classic so be prepared to repair and replace parts.
If U Like The Look And Don't Mind The Handling Issue Get It!! — Performance after I did somethings (pistons, cam, crank, etc.) was unbelievable. Handling could be better though. Its an 82'... things are gonna start to go. The car appelas to me a lot. It is a matter of preference, but it is a sporty looking car that will get a lot of looks. The cars american so maintenance is simple and cheap if you can't do it yourself. Gas mileage is low but what would u expect from a sports car. This car is very very fun.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Royce writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Love My Vette — Performance- 383 stroker engine w/ about 400hp, bored 60 over, light weight pistons, comp cam, edelbrock torker intake, edelbrock RPM carb,braided hoses Build Quality-Pretty good, need new t-tops, cuz the old one cracked, right now i have a canvas top custom put on it Appearance-Black with white pin stripe,black and white interior, white leather Cost of Ownership-12,000 for car, 4,000 for engine, about 1500 so far in paint and paint repairs Fun Factor-A young guys dream car
Jake writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
a 'vette is a 'vette, is a 'vette
lack of a stock standard transmission
For Someone's First 'vette, It's Definately Worth The Price Of Admission. — aside from the stock automatic transmission (only transmission offered on the model yr) she's perfect, starts every time, looks cooler than spit, very little lag on the trans (albeit it took some tinkering) and 'vettes have only gotten better since.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Dorothy writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
It does not show dirt easily, runs really well.
You need to be sure and keep leather conditioner on the seats and steering wheel cover. As it's an earlier model Vette you almost fall into the car to get in and getting out is sometimes a problem, but it's worth the extra effort! :-)
Airflow writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Paint, wheels, looks great
Not enough power
It's Great — First year of crossfire injection. Haven't had any problems with it and it gives it good milage. Engine should have more power. This was original two toned blue, but it has been repainted in some other blue colors that makes it alot prettier than the original.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Adam writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Very fun to drive.
Paying for the super gas is expensive
Great Classic Sports Car — I've been restoring this for years and it is now red. I'm almost done but it's been a lot of work. It drives great but the engine is pretty loud (I'm not sure if that's good or bad). Overall it is very fun to drive.
David writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
There is no car out there with better body lines than this!
The engine is alright but really needs more power.
Greatest Car Ever Designed By Man! — The car needs a lot of updating in the interior, there's a lot of squeaks and rattles. All of them are fixable. I already put in a new sound system in. At some point in the future there will be a better engine and transmission put in. The car is awesome like it is, but no car is ever too good for improvement.
Tanner writes:
1982 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
head turner. looked good. torquey
doggy...not near enough power. way to heavy.
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Mexican limes
Eileen, I got some of your limes at the fall plant swap. How did you plant yours? Did you plant the whole lime? Do anything special to the seeds? What did you plant them in? When did you plant them? How long did they take to germinate? Anyone else have experience growing citrus from seed? thanks, sam
I've grown citrus from seed. I just planted the seeds (after eating the rest!) in simple potting soil, kept them indoors & moist (this was in Indiana in winter), and up they come in a couple weeks. I got very good germination rates on orange, lemon, & kumquat, but the kumquats did poorly long-term. The disadvantages to seed-propagation with citrus are: 1) they don't necessarily come true from seed when it comes to taste & so forth; 2) they don't bear fruit for a decade or so.
Patrick Alexander
You also need to keep in mind that most citrus as we know it is grafted (sorry for the following if you already know about it) onto various rootstock for some different reasons; size, ability to withstand our alkaline soil and water, and some other stuff that I don't remember right now. IOWs, you might be better off buying a tree than growing your own.
I've had no problems with my Key Lime (Mexican Lime) for the past 5 years with cold. I don't protect it at all. I'm in NE Phoenix and it is virtually everbearing now. I use a lot of these yellow beauties, but I get so many that I have to give them away at work.
Homemade Key Lime pie using limes from your own tree is the best you'll ever have.
My lime trees were grown from seeds I got in Rocky Point. I looked at all the lime trees growing in people's yards there, and figured that there was no way all of those people could afford to go out and buy several lime trees on grafted stock, since many of the people have extremely limited means, and decided to try growing my own from seed. The tree those limes came from is well protected (planted under the corner of the roof, facing southeast) and has gotten nipped by frost just a couple of times, but everything under the roofline was just fine. It'll take some covering on really cold nights, but otherwise don't need much babying.
Getting them to sprout is the tough part- you have to put the seeds (which you've carefuly spit out of your mouthful of tequila) onto a paper towel, then stick them in a paper cup or pot with damp potting soil and wait a week or so.
Just kidding about the difficulty level, there, it just doesn't get any easier! I've spit seeds into the soil of a house plant just to get them out of my mouth and had them sprout. You don't have to do anything special for them except make sure they don't get excessively dried out in the pots.
The only drawback is those billions of murderous thorns. You can get thornless grafted Mexican lime trees at nurseries (I think all the excess thorns end up on the wild ones, frankly!) But in the case of these limes, they sure don't appear to suffer from being on their own rootstock. And they simply couldn't produce more limes- I bet we've gotten over 500 (not kidding) from that one tree this year.
I have a Mexican lime tree (also known as key lime) in Mesa and have never had any trouble with freezing. I planted it about 5 years ago. It grows so vigorously that I trim it almost monthly. Its on a rootstock and was bought from a local nursery that started it in the ground. We mostly make limeade from it and the limes are so much better tasting than anything you can find in the grocery.
Fun thread! Sam, let us know how your seeds/seedlings do for you.
Just to echo what the others have said about cold too. Despite their reputation for being extremely cold-sensitive, my Mexican lime (also known as 'Key lime', especially on the Gulf Coast) has not had any difficulty with cold over the last five years. I live at just over 2,500 feet elevation at the N. Scottsdale/Carefree border and it's never had any really serious issues with cold and produces an abundant crop of tiny limes each year--they're delicious.
My 'Bearss' lime croaked after 18 months in a nearby spot (cause unknown, but probably erratic care on my part, lol), but this Mexican lime has really thrived, along with some other citrus trees in the garden. While they may be cold sensitive, I'd say they're worth a try, especially if you live in one of the warmer parts of the warm-winter areas of AZ (which I don't).
Take care,
Thanks for the update Sam, keep them coming.
I have one self-sown citrus seedling in my back garden near my 'Nagami' kumquat, though there's no telling who its from since I freely eat my citrus tree fruit while wandering the garden spitting seeds here and there, but it's grown nicely over the summer and is now two feet tall with three branches (since a lovely citrus dog caterpillar "pruned" the growing tip for me this spring).
Keep us updated.
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FAA Bans Delivering Packages With Drones 199
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If the aircraft operator requires physical visible sight of aircraft to maintain aerial function, or does not have a video or operational data streamed back to their position to maintain flight, they are operating a model aircraft. If it is anything other than this, it is a drone.
Why does the media have a hard on for calling anything that flies via remote control, a drone?
The FAA elected NOT to appeal this.
Factually incorrect:
http://www.mondaq.com/unitedst... [mondaq.com]
"The appeal stays the ruling. This leaves the enforceability of the commercial-drone ban -- at least for the moment -- up in the air."
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