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Hi Paul--Yesterday after eating his normal food--that I make for him myself = roasted chicken + rice + corn + broccoli + sweet potato, he sat down and started shaking, then stood up after I comforted him for a little bit, and started walking around in a confused manner, could not control his legs & fell down, did this for a couple of seconds (less than a minute), at which point I went and got a turkey baster full of water and injected it down his throat--not too fast, not too slow to avoid choking but to get him to swallow it.... then I got my bag, scooped him up & drove to an emergency room, but on the way he recuperated and was fine by the time we arrived. Nevertheless, I checked him in and waited for 2 hours to be seen, however at that point asked for him to be returned, planning to take him to his regular vet today. His poop this morning was fine, and he ran during his usual walk, no problem... so I do't have a clue as to what happened or is going on. Any advice would be appreciated, thanks!JA: OK. To minimize me, please click the down arrow at the top right corner of this box. OK. To minimize me, please click the down arrow at the top right corner of this box. I'm sorry to hear that. The Veterinarian will know if the dog will be able to digest that. What is the dog's name and age?Customer: Sorry, forgot to add--when we returned from the emergency room, I gave Little Bear (a 6-yr. old Malti Poo) some American cheese as a treat, which he happily ate, but then threw up together with a little bit of his dinner (about a half cup total)JA: What is the dog's name?Customer: Little BearJA: Is there anything else the Veterinarian should be aware of about Little Bear?Customer: He had a few intestinal episodes several months ago (vomited once, had diarrhea for a couple of days another time), at which point I started making his food myself, because the vet-recommended cans of chicken & rice were too expensive.JA: OK. Got it. I'm sending you to a secure page on JustAnswer so you can place the $5 fully-refundable deposit now. While you're filling out that form, I'll tell the Veterinarian about your situation and then connect you two.
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My 4 pound 6 year old yorkie snores and snorts and there is a really bad smell that seems to be deeper than just the breath. I really don't smell it until she starts the snoring and snorting.
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anzthing i can do to tat a dogäs wheeying before bringing her to the EmergenczJA: I'll do all I can to help. What seems to be the problem with the dog?Customer: somewhat congested and wheezingJA: Where does the dog seem to hurt?Customer: no sign of pain, she is eating and not lethargic but wheezingJA: Could be a lot of things that cause lethargy. The Veterinarian will know how to help the dog. What is the dog's name and age?Customer: Tiffanz, almost 12 zears, a mini dachshundJA: How old is Tiffanz?Customer: TiffanyJA: Is there anything else important you think the Veterinarian should know about Tiffanz?Customer: she has always been healthy. Last week she started wheezing but it was gone. Then it came back again this morningJA: OK. Got it. I'm sending you to a secure page on JustAnswer so you can place the $5 fully-refundable deposit now. While you're filling out that form, I'll tell the Veterinarian about your situation and then connect you two.
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She has been sneezing a lot, and has a little mirky substance in one of her eyes, and her nose has bleed a couple of times.JA: I'm sorry to hear that. What is the dog's name and age?Customer: Brandy is a Rottweiler and she is 11 1/2JA: Is there anything else important you think the Veterinarian should know about Brandy?Customer: Since all of this has started, she is now snoring pretty loudly at nightJA: OK. Got it. I'm sending you to a secure page on JustAnswer so you can place the $5 fully-refundable deposit now. While you're filling out that form, I'll tell the Veterinarian about your situation and then connect you two.
My cavalier seems out of sorts. He doesn't want to eat (not even his favorite treat). Since yesterday wants to be on my lap but is reluctant to jump into my lap. If I put him in my lap he cuddles up like he always does. When I take him out he doesn't seem interested in the squirrels or birds like he usually does. He just does his business and waits to come back in. Should I be concerned or see if this passes?
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if a dog has a heart murmur of lets say 4/6 and I began to give him coq10 ...and I noticed his breathing while he is sleeping is now a lot more relaxed, quieter and smooth.. before I started the coq10 he was almost snoring while sleeping ...do you think it is possible that his murmur might have gotten better also
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I'm wondering what the process is for putting a mirror finish on a knife? The knife I plan on doing it to is a Kikuichi TKC gyuto.
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You have to buy that way. Usually stainless steel which does not hold an edge.
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Well versed in all facets of Continental Cuisine...post #3 of 53/18/11 at 12:02pm
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It's not worth the effort generally.
You'll start with wet dry sand paper, probably about 400 grit and work your way up through the grit grades to about 2000. Then it's on to fine compounds.
You can ruin the temper or grind away the edge if you use power tools without some good experience behind your actions.
You'll remove the maker marks (if any) as you do this.
There is no performance benefit to speak of to the mirror polish. it can help control corrosion in some carbon steels, but that's is highly usage dependent.post #4 of 53/20/11 at 10:18pm
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Phatch nailed the process of polishing pretty well, and only left out that the harder the material or steel your polishing the harder a project it is.
I have not polished anything beyond the edge of a knife, but have polished various different steels in the past and can tell you first hand it is a pain staking process that though somewhat satisfying can be a real pita, and also one of the dirtiest hobbies or projects I have done.
Now that said if you do want to try this I would suggest that you find yourself an inexpensive knife to practice on before moving onto anything of quality or value.
The reason is if you mess up or lose interest due to any one of many potential reasons you can just trash it and move on etc.
If you do decide to attempt this please post your experience etc
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Welcome to Corsham Town Council's website.
The Town Council's aim is "to make Corsham the most desirable place in Wiltshire to live, work and visit, with a safe, active, healthy and sustainable community based around a vibrant and useful Town Centre".
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Corsham is a medieval town in North West Wiltshire. It is at the southwestern extreme of the Cotswolds, between Bath and Chippenham. A market town within a large parish of around 13000 people, Corsham has grown rapidly since 2003.
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Corsham is said to have thrived on sheep and stone. From the 14th century until the wool industry moved to the north of the country in the 1800s, many Flemish weavers came to England and settled in the Cotswolds area, with a number making their home in Corsham. A row of 17th Century houses in the High Street is actually known as the 'Flemish Cottages'. As for stone, Cotswold limestone has been used for building since Roman times. The stone quarried in and around Corsham then – as now - was the famous 'Bath Stone' and houses built from it can be seen in the High Street. In fact, Nikolaus Pevsner, the architectural historian, once wrote, "Corsham has no match in Wiltshire for wealth of good houses".
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Corsham Summer Fete - Thank you to everyone who was a part of Saturday's Summer Fete. Everyone who helped, who had a stall, who performed, fed and watered us, ran the Dog Show, who came along... Thank You! It was a great day, the rain held off, and the charities and groups who were there raised around £2,500 between them to support what they do. To enjoy the day again, take at look at the pictures on our Facebook page,
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Community Governance Review - May 2016 Update. More information and documentation on the CGR can be found here.
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We will be flying Air Asia in Jan. to Burma and then again in Feb for the return to BKK. also we need a flight between CM and BKK. in Feb we will fly Nok air to Nan. When should I look to book these? thanks!
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I would book them when they are available and my dates are fixed, why wait they may go!
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My dates are fixed. I haven't seen any specials and was hoping they run them. Air Asia is offering some specials for Sprinh travel and I hoped that maybe in the late summer or fall they offer some winter specials, but don't really know.
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Air Asia may have a sale, as they do from time to time. But in general, the earlier you buy tickets on Air Asia, the cheaper. As you get closer to your dates the price will go up.
Still, for Jan/Feb travel you can wait a while and see if there is a sale. I would buy the tickets this summer at the latest. Apparently, the flights to/from Burma do sell out.
Sorry, I can't help with Nok Air.
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Thanks, Kathie. Good to know they sell out seats to Burma.
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Keep checking Air Asia.. I booked an incredible deal way ahead on one of their sales. Register to be a loyalty member and check that you want promotional emails if they still have that option.
We paid $50.00 each Saigon to Bangkok; friends flew same route, same date on Thai Air for $200.00.
Air Asia had new planes, on time.
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Thanks, I've been getting their promotional emails. Nothing so far.
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Saw Music on a Spring Evening
Walking home from work the other evening, after weeks of pretty yucky weather we've had several days of glorious spring, gorgeous golden light over Edinburgh as I was walking home in the evening. I just got my new camera back from the repair shop the day before (after a couple of years of waiting to be able to buy it what happens? Freak accident just a couple of months after I got it, water bottle burst in my bag. Argh) and with such nice light I thought I'd try it out on the walk home. I heard wonderfully weird music that sounded familiar and indeed it was – as I passed the Adam Smith monument near Mercat Cross I found Edgar Guerreiro playing his musical saw, the delightfully eerie sounds drifting out over the Royal Mile.
I've seen "The Saw Man" a few times on the Royal Mile, but more usually during the Festival in the summer, so was nice surprise to see him playing the Mile at this time of year. I put a few shekels in his collection box and since he was rather handily facing right towards the evening sun I had great natural light to take a couple of portrait pics.
Spring sunset
Edinburgh this evening:
Actually shot from top of double decker bus as it stopped on North Bridge (which connects Old Town and the Georgian-era New Town, giving some great views over the city as it does so). Normally you're not meant to shoot pointing the lens straight into the sun or any other light source, it flares everything out and causes light streaks, lines and blobs, but I pressed the lens up against the window (to minimise reflections) and took it anyway, the colours were too nice, and besides I kind of like the light blobs and lines that resulted. Now gone from sun having set just a little before I leave work to now setting just after I leave, slowly nudging into spring and longer, lighter hours.
The great stone spine of the land
Out at the weekend with dad, visiting Field of Bannockburn, the memorial to the incredibly pivotal battle which secured Scottish independence against the violent Plantagenet tyranny spreading across the British Isles, and changing the way the history of these islands would play out. The sun came out from behind the clouds and in the distance, looking towards Callendar we could see this magnificent site:
Where the already impressive hills of Scotland start to rise into majestic mountains, still covered in winter snow but now basking in early spring sunshine, glittering and shining, gateway to the Highlands, the great stone spine of Caledonia and a reminder that our Scotland boasts the most beautiful scenery in the whole of the British Isles.
City at dusk
Still dark by the time I leave work now, but only just, reached that time of year where there is still that glimmer of light in the western horizon for a few brief moments after the winter sunset. Walking down Cockburn Street, which curves steeply down from the Royal Mile to connect Old Town to the New Town, trying out the new camera's low light mode (handheld, no tripod) and got this:
And crossing North Bridge last night, again sun not long dipped below the horizon, giving this view westwards across Edinburgh, the great Gothic rocket of the Scott Monument silhouetted on the skyline:
Nocturnal reflections
Walking home from work this week, huge, long puddle by modern offices of major company, water turned into dark mirror by the fall of night, nicely reflecting the buildings around it. No tripod since I was coming from work, didn't think it would actually come out freehand at night, but the new camera has a lot more low light sensitivity than the previous one so sometimes I can get lucky with handheld night shots. Funny how something as mundane as a rainy puddle can become interesting in a pic…
A day at the beach…
Look, an actual day when it wasn't howling a gale with the rain coming down horizontally!
And it was also very mild, temperature-wise, in fact too mild for me to wear my winter coat, had to slip to something lighter. Such a weird winter, we've had endless storms of high winds and driving rains then spells where the temperature has risen so much we've seen daffodils starting to poke out of the soil (even in December!) and petals appearing on the cherry blossom trees, then back to winter chills and gales again.
But this day was dry (it even brightened up a little later too) and fairly warm for a January day, and since that coincided with a weekend lots of folks hit Portobello beach and Promenade (lots of kids wobbling around on new skates or bikes they obviously got at Christmas but have had little chance to play on because of the lousy weather). Also gave me a chance to play with the new camera (lousy weather means I've had little chance since I got it, especially during the sort daylight hours), still getting used to it.
I wasn't the only one taking photos of course!
While others were lost in thought
And some just happy to sit down by the sea and relax…
And there's always coffee and snacks from the Little Green Van to perk you up on your Promenade strolling
(as ever click the pics for the larger versions on my Flickr)
2015 in pictures
Having a week look back through my Flickr stream and decided to pick out some of my favourites from the photographs I shot during 2015. No theme here (other than being roughly chronological from January through to December), not the ones which got the most views on Flickr or anything like that, or even technically the best shots, just the ones I was most pleased with capturing through my lens last year.
This old, crumbling cemetery is St Machan's, complete with ruined church, nestling at the foot of the Campsie Hills by Campsie Glen, and it looked especially atmospheric in the snow and that blue light quality we get on some winter's days:
Out for a walk after dark back in January with the tripod, taking some night shots of the city – for some reason while I shot buildings and other scenes it was this simple shot of an enclosed lane which runs along the side of the Assembly Rooms, something about the angle, the lights and shadows, all screamed for a black and white shot:
From the same winter photo walk, I've long meant to bag a pic of this shop, an antiques and pawnbrokers, I think, on a corner in the New Town on Queen Street, with these very distinctive eagle sculptures along the top, and as I was passing by with the tripod I thought now was the time…
This was an improvised night shot on the walk home from work – no tripod since I was coming from work, so I set the timer for a long exposure and rested the camera on top of one of the small metal bollards along the Union Canal used for tying up barges, which seemed to make it steady enough for a long exposure – how cosy do these houseboats look?
An afternoon in the local pub, this particular one doesn't just allow dogs in, they don't mind them being on the seats (as long as humans don't need the space), and as we drank my chum's greyhounds made themselves very comfortable, so I used the timer again and sat the camera on the seat next to them to get this low perspective shot in very low light:
March – should be springtime, but on the way to work as I crossed North Bridge (which strides over the valley the railway station lies in, connecting Old Town and New Town) early on a freezing morning, I saw this view of a snow-dusted Edinburgh Castle and paused to get a quick photo before heading on to work. These are the sorts of views I can get just going to and from work, another reason I love living in Edinburgh…
I've taken many photos along the East Lothian coast near North Berwick as my chum often drives down there with his dogs for a good walk and I sometimes tag along. No matter how many times I've taken the mighty Bass Rock off the coast it's always tempting to take another as the light and seasons change how it looks. Here though the tide was in, save for a small, flat spit of sand projecting out, and when I took the shot from this perspective it made it look almost as if the people looking towards it were walking on the water:
In May dad and I were driving past Chryston and I had noticed a now closed petrol station – not unusual these days, so many have closed down, unable to compete with the ones run by the giant supermarket chains next to their stores. But what was unusual was that everything was still in place – normally the pumps and other equipment are taken away, leaving just the weed-strewn concrete apron behind, but here building and pumps, rusting, some burst open, all still in place, and on a bright day with good light, so we pulled over so I could shoot some images of this abandoned, rusting derelict:
On the same day dad and I had driven out to Hogganfield Loch, a loch in a large park in Glasgow, which we used to go to a lot when I was a kid (it was very popular for boating and had nearby golf and putting greens), first time in years I had been there. No boating anymore there, but huge amounts of birds:
Out for a walk on a pretty cold spring afternoon in May, taking some pics, and as I passed Peter's Yard, the Swedish bakery and cafe on Middle Meadow Walk, I paused to take a few "people watching" shots, and caught this rather nice moment between two friends sitting on the outside of the cafe:
June arrived, Film Festival time for me, and this year the festival had asked me to write up some pieces for their site as they were showing Future Shock, a documentary about 2000 AD, and the comic's founder and major UK writer Pat Mills was up for the screening to do a Q&A afterwards. I've met Pat a few times and he was kind enough to do a signing in our store before the film festival showing, where I snapped this pic:
Late June and the Canal Festival and annual raft race came along just up the road from my flat. I took a bunch of shots but this was one of my favourite ones, as a band played on the old Leamington Lift Bridge – I think it was the smiles I captured in this shot that made me like it so much, they were clearly enjoying themselves:
Walking along the Union Canal near my flat during the early summer, always swans and ducks around on there, but this day an entire family out, the adult swans and these adorably fluffy-looking wee cygnets:
Tom Gilzean is now in his nineties – despite this, this veteran is regularly seen on Princes Street rattling his cans to collect for charities, he's raised more than £100k doing this. I've always wanted to get a shot of him at "his post", so to speak, but never managed one, until I was on the way to work, the bus stopped at the lights right next to where he was just setting himself up, so I grabbed the camera from my bag and got this very quick shot through the window from the top deck of the bus before the lights changed and we moved off. Another reason why I always have the camera in my bag – never know who or what may present itself to you for a good pic as you go round town…
Festival time and Edinburgh is bursting at the seams with tourists, performers and luvvies, and as usual I try to get as many shots as I can of the performers, who all congregate on the Royal Mile near the Cathedral, in a section of road given over to them during August, some doing excerpts from their shows on small open-air stages, others in costumes, walking up and down the Mile with posters and flyers to drum up interest (with hundreds of shows at the biggest arts fest in the world you need to fight for an audience). I always take a huge amount of shots on this stretch during August, but this performer from the Paperplay puppet theatre was one of my favourites, just as I was taking pics of her and some of her colleagues she turned just as I zoomed in a bit on her and gave me this smile just as I clicked. Sometimes the photo gods smile on your timing…
Another Fringe performer on the Royal Mile last summer, on one of the small stages on the street, so she was standing a bit higher than me, light was good and I managed to zoom in and get this portrait shot that I was quite pleased with:
More from the Fringe: sci-fi musical spoof Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens has become a regular visitor to the Festival, and I've snapped some of them in previous years, but this time they were doing a number from the show on one of the small stages and I caught this moment with one of the actors singing away:
Still on the Royal Mile during Fringe time (well, I said I take a lot of pics in August!) – I still don't know if this was an actual couple enjoying a sudden romantic moment surrounded by the bustle of Festival-time Edinburgh, or if they were from a show and promoting it (if they were they didn't have any obvious flyers or promo material with them). I was actually shooting some other performers, looked around, saw them behind me, whipped up the camera thinking dammit, they will have finished before I can get them in frame, zoom in and focus, but no, this clinch went on and on and it gave me the few extra seconds I needed to zoom in and capture this moment. I think this was going to be my favourite pic I took this year, but one I took a couple of months later just beat it (see further down):
August also means the Edinburgh International Book Festival and of course I was there, enjoying a number of events as well as chairing a couple of the talks as well. And catching up with fellow book people, such as the fab Sarah McIntyre. This was "backstage" by the Author's Yurt, Sarah was getting ready for her own event and had just changed into her costume, so I grabbed some photos, including this one with her own badge for her Dinosaur Police:
Back on the Royal Mile and a pair of very young but very talented ladies who were playing classical music in the street, lovely strong light and after shooting a couple of general pics of them with their instruments I thought I would try to zoom in a bit as I wanted to capture their expressions as they played. It's not perfect, trying to balance strong sunlight on one side with shadow on the other, and she moved just after I had zoomed in a bit more to get that close up, so it isn't perfectly framed, but hey, shooting live on the street you grab what pics you get and while technically not a great photo frankly I loved it because it caught her expression of delight as she played her violin in front of a Fringe crowd, and I'll take capturing a moment over being technically proficient any day of the week:
This was a pure chance shot – walking along George IV Bridge on a bright summer day, people sitting outside the bars and cafes having a drink and eating, I saw this couple having an animated discussion at their pavement table, sunlight right on them. I was on the opposite side of the street, in the shadow side, aimed camera and zoomed in across the street and had to try and grab a shot before traffic blocked the view, got this little moment:
September and a very warm, bright day – better than much of the summer had been, in fact, and so I went for a photo walk, ending up at one point on a busy Calton Hill, and the autumn light was so nice on the National Monument, and all the young tourists sitting on it in the sun, that I thought I'd try a monochrome shot:
A couple of comicker chums, Neil Slorance and Colin Bell came to do a signing, I was snapping away when they did this pose just as I clicked another shot:
Late autumn, walking home from work on evening, that wonderful golden light we get on clear autumn days, and the long, long shadows because the sun is so much lower in the sky. I love the light quality here in autumn, it's warm and golden, like honey on hot toast. This was the last half hour or so of daylight, sun sinking in the west, the east and north sides of the buildings sinking into deep shadows while the west-facing flanks of these tall, old stone buildings radiated that glowing copper light:
Late autumn again, walking through the Meadows, unseasonably warm and again beautiful clear, autumn light, when I happened to just pass this chap making giant soap bubbles, so naturally I stopped for a pic. I love just coming across something like this, brightens the everyday world up a bit…
Dad and I had a great day out visiting the Kelpies, the gigantic sculptures of these creatures from Scottish folklore, rearing up by the Forth & Clyde Canal near Stirling, quite wonderful to see. Would love to get back some time to do some shots of them by night…
Same day out with dad, we had a quick visit to The Pineapple – I think you can see how this 1760s structure for the earls of Dunmore, near the Forth, got its name. It used to contain a hothouse for exotic plants being brought back by the many expeditions round the world at the time, the pineapple being an example of that (common to us now but then a sign of status, wealth and having travelled to far climes), while it looks down into a walled garden, which creates a micro climate allowing plants which would not normally survive the Scottish weather to flourish. The Pineapple roof is hand-carved and very clever – the projecting fronds also channel the water from it so it doesn't collect and then damage the sculpture in winter by freezing. A wee hidden gem of a place:
Into late October and a scene I have taken numerous times because I often walk home from work this way, straight up the famous Royal Mile. And by the end of October it is just becoming dark as I leave work – in fact the sun has actually set at this point, the streetlights are one, but there is a magical, extended twilight in autumn. I set the timer for a long exposure and sat the camera on top of a traffic bollard to steady it, pointing westwards up the Mile towards the cathedral. I've taken this shot several times over the years, but dammit, it's so wonderful standing there that I just take another one to share anyway… This scene was much darker to my eyes, but I had a long exposure here, so the camera drank in what little light there was to give this brighter image, capturing what photographers call "the blue hour", that moment when the sun has set but the western horizon still glows blue on a long exposure, only lasts a short time, but it's wonderful when it does:
Autumn also saw a great visit from the entire Canadian contingent of our clan, including some of the younger kids who we hadn't seen yet. At one point my uncle and I took some of them to the playpark nearby to let them run around for a wee while, and I took a bunch of pics, this one of one of my cousin's wee girls became my favourite and probably my fave pic I took all year, just because she was so adorable and after shooting a bunch of her playing I finally got a decent close up before she moved out of frame again:
Winter and out for a shorter photo walk with dad, visiting the vast Necropolis, the huge Victorian cemetery on a small hill by the medieval Glasgow Cathedral, an astonishing place, terraced mausoleums going up the steep hillside, many large and ornate memorials, and from the top some splendid views over the city. It is reached from this, the evocatively-named Bridge of Sighs (so called because of the sighs and weeping of mourners accompanying funeral processions across the bridge taking loved ones from the vibrant city of Glasgow into this large city of the dead). An amazing place to visit:
Properly into winter and the annual festive market and fair in Princes Street Gardens had just opened, so after work I went on the prowl with the camera to take a few night shots around the market, and I couldn't resist taking a B&W shot of these metal and glass candle holders on one stall:
Meanwhile, literally just a few feet from one of the brightly-lit entrances to the festive market, and all the lights, and shops and food stalls and happy browsers, this chap on the street, a reminder that not everyone gets to share in it all:
And once last night shot from the festive market – my new camera had arrived and was supposedly better at low light so I was desperate to try it out, but the weather had been so relentlessly awful, howling gales and driving rain, that most nights weren't very suitable for a quick photo stroll after work. So when it was actually dry one night I had to go and play with the new camera – still getting used to it (unlike most bridge cameras it has manual focus and zoom options), and several times I could have sworn I had it in focus only to find out when I put them on the computer at home that the pics weren't right, but that just needs more time getting used to the new picture box. This one came out very clearly though, especially considering it was a handheld shot at night with people moving around. Be fun to see if I can get as much out of the new camera as I did the previous one…


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Woman gets Urban Outfitters to yank items off shelves
Urban Outfitters has pulled items from its shelves that pair prescription drugs and alcohol – two months after an O.C. Department of Education employee ignited a nationwide campaign.
When prevention coordinator Stacy Deeble-Reynolds saw the news in an email from The Partnership at Drugfree.org, she drove to the Costa Mesa store to look for the prescription bottle shot glasses, syringe shooters and pint glasses she'd photographed months earlier.
An employee told her the merchandise had been sent back to the manufacturer.
"Having a giant retailer like Urban Outfitters remove an entire product line from all of their stores is something I would have never expected to happen from this, from my iPhone photos," said Deeble-Reynolds, who's also a member of the county Alcohol and Drug Advisory Board.
"I was glad that they finally removed the items," she said.
The Partnership at Drugfree.org created an online petition asking the company to remove the items from its stores after Deeble-Reynolds' photos reached the nonprofit in May.
Soon, the petition gained attention from U.S. Rep. Harold Rogers, R-Kentucky, and attorneys general from 22 U.S. states and territories, including California. As of Thursday, the online petition had 4,776 signatures.
"In the 20,000 products that comprise our assortment, there are styles that represent humor, satire, and hyperbole," Urban Outfitters said in a statement to CNN.
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Deeble-Reynolds was bothered by the company statement.
"How are we misinterpreting these products when they're so clearly marked?" Deeble-Reynolds asked. "To us, it's not ironic or funny."
In Orange County, one person dies every two days because of prescription drugs, according to a Register count of those deaths in county coroner records from January 2011 to October 2012.
Nationwide, overdoses of prescription painkillers have more than tripled in the past 20 years, according to the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Urban Outfitters has more than 130 stores worldwide, catering to customers ages 18 to 30, according to its website. The company, which owns Anthropologie, Free People, Terrain and other brands, posted an increase in profits through April 30, the most recent quarter. Phone calls and an email to Urban Outfitters corporate offices were not returned by publication time.
As for Deeble-Reynolds, she's been inspired by the experience.
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