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Feb 28, 2012 at 5:29 pm #1286360
My passport is good for 5 more years, but I've run out of blank visa pages. Cost to tack on a few more blank pages? $82!!!Feb 28, 2012 at 5:36 pm #1846386
Hiking MaltoBPL Member
I would have sold you a few of my blank pages for half that. I guess you travel too much!Feb 28, 2012 at 5:36 pm #1846387
Tim ZenSpectator
@asdzxc57Locale: MI
You probably made up for it in frequent flyer miles.Feb 28, 2012 at 5:56 pm #1846394
HkNewmanBPL Member
@hknewmanLocale: Western US
$82? Pfft. Just tape some extra notebook paper in there and surprise the customs officials on your next trip with your ingenuity.Feb 28, 2012 at 5:57 pm #1846395
Ken T.BPL Member
Boo freaking hoo.Feb 28, 2012 at 6:11 pm #1846404
" Just tape some extra notebook paper in there and surprise the customs officials on your next trip with your ingenuity."
Can't just be blank notebook paper… everyone of those pages has to define "freedom" and incorporate different images of American patriotism! Entertaining — but still unreasonably expensive.
This thread is, of course, a little bit tongue in cheek too — most all of us have coughed up regularly for our government — and in amounts vastly higher than $82. Still, for a few blank pages…Feb 28, 2012 at 6:30 pm #1846415
Hiking MaltoBPL Member
It was a dollar for the pages and $81 for the little images.Feb 28, 2012 at 6:41 pm #1846425
David ThomasBPL Member
@davidinkenaiLocale: North Woods. Far North.
I don't know if this is still the case, but you used to be able to request a larger version with more pages in it if you expected to push the limits.
A guy who worked as a bicycle courier on Embassy Row used to look inside the packets somtimes (you're not supposed to do that) and often packet going from one embassy to another would be to request multiple visas prior to a trip. He said you could always tell the people trying to get to all the countries (188 at the time?) within one 10-year passport. They started with the extra-page version AND had lots of additional pages added.
I hate when cutoms officials in various countries stamp right in the middle of a page – a page that is clearly demarcated into 4 individual areas.
So how much of the $82 is to research you, the places you've been, and to decide if they're going let you travel so much in the future?Feb 28, 2012 at 7:00 pm #1846442
"So how much of the $82 is to research you, the places you've been, and to decide if they're going let you travel so much in the future?"
The application form asks where, when and for how long I plan to travel to next. Pretty intrusive, actually.Feb 28, 2012 at 7:03 pm #1846443
Collecting all the visas upfront doesn't really make sense, because many (if not most) of them are only good for a designated period (which can be as short as 30 days) before they expire!Feb 28, 2012 at 7:04 pm #1846445
Joe ClementBPL Member
@skinewmexicoLocale: Southwest
And you act surprised! That's so refreshing…………..Feb 28, 2012 at 7:05 pm #1846448
It was a dollar for the pages and $81 for the little images.
Greg, this may sound "disrepectful" but those patriotic pages are a hoot! I've derived great pleasure showing them to foreign travelers and watching them gag! :)Feb 28, 2012 at 7:19 pm #1846460
HkNewmanBPL Member
@hknewmanLocale: Western US
They probably figure if a traveler needs extra pages with all those flights, $82 won't be a problem. Got to keep all those artist employed embossing those symbols into the paper too.Feb 28, 2012 at 7:21 pm #1846461
Brian CampriniBPL Member
@bcampriniLocale: Southern Appalachians
The good old USA will sell you (or they used to anyway) a second passport which has more pages than an "addition" if you travel to both Saudi and Israel. Just don't forget to mail one ahead. If you carry them both when you go through Saudi immigration–doh! Or just go to Cuba and they won't stamp you at all if you ask.Feb 29, 2012 at 7:52 am #1846654
Chris JonesBPL Member
Am I the only one that clicked on this thread expecting some form of a rant over government debt, stimulus, and inflation?Feb 29, 2012 at 8:31 am #1846676
Chad MillerMember
@chadnscLocale: Duluth, Minnesota
Ben your life is so f*@king rough.
I suppose that $82 is just too much when you're paying $1,200 for a round trip international plane ticket huh? :PFeb 29, 2012 at 9:04 am #1846690
Evan McCarthyBPL Member
@evanrussiaLocale: Mid-Atlantic
Heaven knows why I'm opening myself up to this right now . . . but I feel like I can at least shed some light on why the cost of adding pages to a passport is priced the way it is.
Disclaimer of Two Kinds: 1) I am a State Department Foreign Service Officer and have worked on these issues; 2) My views here represent only my understanding of the policies and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of State or government as such.
Here are a few things to think about:
-In general, government operations are funded by either taxes or fees. Taxes, as you well know, are solicited broadly from the population and occasionally "charge" people for services or benefits that do not directly help them or which they do not think are useful. Fees involve funding an operation directly (and sometimes only) from those who require the services of the operation. Such is the case for consular services (including all passport services) from the U.S. Department of State. Congress refuses to pay money out of tax revenue for these services and has required that we (the State Department) fund it out of the fees.
-Thanks to the new world order of advanced biometric and other security safeguards, providing and safeguarding identity and travel documents got a lot more expensive. Unfortunately (or fortunately) this even applies to the mundane task of adding passport pages. Every time a person applies for passport pages, federal law requires a review of that person to ensure that there are no outstanding warrants or other derogatory events connected to that person. Oddly enough, even HHS uses the passport system to nab those delinquent of child support payments. I kid you not, and have seen it first hand. Before you get very upset about this, please keep in mind that the passport interaction is often the only chance overseas that the U.S. government has a chance to engage with these issues with citizens attempting to circumvent U.S. law.
-A couple years ago, the Department of State initiated an external review by a non-government organization to fully understand the costs in existing resources, developing technology, and manpower hours of highly trained personnel for all manner of activity and service provided by Foreign Service Officers. As a direct result of this study and survey, the price of additional passport pages was set as it was.
-Final note. Many consular officers like myself do not like agree with the exorbitant costs of some common services, like this one. But we implement the law as directed to us by our superiors and lawyers. And, in the end, we end up explaining a process that we do not even agree with.
You guys rock! I just wanted to give a view from the horse's mouth. Now I going to think about cuben fiber and how to buy expensive things without my wife yelling at me . . . oh, and a new kilt.
Your UL Government Bureaucrat,
EvanFeb 29, 2012 at 9:11 am #1846694
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
Did you think Government is efficient?
That is why we have multi-million dollar toilets!Feb 29, 2012 at 9:37 am #1846711
Thanks for sharing… very insightful! Still hurts though… :)Feb 29, 2012 at 9:45 am #1846722
Jerry AdamsBPL Member
@retiredjerryLocale: Oregon and Washington
Don't confuse us with the facts, Evan : )
Many people prefer to think that the government is incompetent and just wants to screw usFeb 29, 2012 at 6:19 pm #1847032
David LutzMember
@davidlutzLocale: Bay Area
They don't want to screw, it's just that they're like the scorpion on the back of the swan……..Feb 29, 2012 at 6:27 pm #1847035
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
:)Feb 29, 2012 at 6:29 pm #1847037
Craig SavageMember
@tremeloLocale: San Jacinto Mountains
"Greg, this may sound "disrepectful" but those patriotic pages are a hoot! I've derived great pleasure showing them to foreign travelers and watching them gag! :)
hahaha, new party ideas. Thanks!
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An outdoor activity holiday that I just returned from. Journal. Possibly incomplete due to notebook getting wet. Sorry!
Name: Coniston Adventure
About: C.A is run by Scripture Union, a Christian organisation. It's an outdoor activity holiday in the Lake District (also known as The Lakes) for young people aged 14 to 17. This was my first year attending. It is a mix of activities, friendship, mud, rain, hot chocolate and Bible study. Did I mention the rain?
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Anime Studio Pro$299.99
Quick Specs
Total Downloads:214,379
Date Added:Sep. 25, 2014
Price:Free to try (30-day trial); $299.99 to buy (Buy it now)
File Size:219.64MB
Downloads Last Week:55
Product ranking:#22 in Animation Software
Current Version0 stars Be the first to review this product
All Versions3.4
out of 15 votes
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September 28, 2012 | By georgeanimator
2012-09-28 12:19:42 | By georgeanimator
| Version: Anime Studio Pro 8.2
all of it....
it is the trial version
the serial code is here
"Opinion: Inadequate"
December 25, 2010 | By DNWG
2010-12-25 01:07:03 | By DNWG
| Version: Anime Studio Pro 7.0
- Lets you draw your own characters etc.
- allows contact to vendor IF registered - not sure about long distance charges
Opinion: Confusing interface. Irritating trial version with limited character profiles. Inadequate samples and help files. Vendor's own help file recommends using other software for lip synching.
Opinion: Inadequate lip synching. Inadequate help and tutorials. Inadequate character profiles for testing the trial version. My experience: An irritating waste of time. Can't see much difference between versions. Interface is crowded and non-intuitive. Timeline is very scrunched down and not easy to see. Not enough character parts to play with in trial version.
"Needs Improvements"
January 09, 2010 | By KewlKat007
2010-01-09 20:26:32 | By KewlKat007
| Version: Anime Studio 5.6
It has some OK features on creating animation.
I find the interface to be very poorly designed.
I downloaded 5.6 because I was trying to find a trial version of 6.0 The only place I found the trial was on the Smith Micro website. However, there's a catch. The ONLY way to download the 30-day trial is to give them your credit card information. If you do not cancel before the 30 days they will charge your credit card.
I have never in my life heard of a software company having a 30-day limited trial that requires a credit card. To be honest that sounds like a scam to me. Of all the years I've been online (over 12) I never had to give my banking information to download and use a trial program.
They just lost my potential business.
"very inconsistant"
March 17, 2009 | By david93950
2009-03-17 17:03:29 | By david93950
| Version: Anime Studio 5.6
bones feature is very easy to use although the bones can move parts you didnt want to move but can be corrected sometimes . this is an okay software for simple animation.dont expect that it can provide multiple characters in one scene.
all the features are very eradic. the color fill especially and the auto fill and auto close features dont always work. you cant do much with this software its very limited. its okay for the price as a beginner animation toy.I found it frustrating .
I expected this to be a fun animation device, instead I spent hours developing failed animations that looked terrible after I downloaded them to Youtube. all the charachters have to be either facing front or facing sideways. its almost impossible to turn figures sideways and still use the bones. and overlapping images never work right. the layers never worked the way they were supposed to work, sometimes they did , sometimes they didnt. very inconsistant.and you cant simply draw pictures like stick figures because this program uses shapes only.you can alter the shapes as many ways as possible but you still have to use shapes to create charachters, you cant just draw lines unless they are very thick lines. the auto fill for filling spaces with color is very inconsistant.you can only fill spaces with color and then alter the variations, like soft edge or gradient but to only one image per frame, as I said , its very limited. the only way to draw a line is with their pencil or shaper tools and there is NO eraser offered. you have to delete any line you didnt want. most other simple programs like this at least offer a choice between a pencil or brush and an ERASER. also you cant insert extra frames in the timeline to extend a sequence once the timeline is filled with keyframes and any image you alter after frame 1 will become distorted from then on. this I found extremely frustrating. if you want to change a part of a charachter into the movie you have to go back and fix every single frame and then the movie is all messed up and arm and leg movements are twisted and morphed. so its faster to just start all over. then to try to fix it.
"The software appears to help with animation, but..."
October 25, 2008 | By BuckFulton
2008-10-25 10:47:40 | By BuckFulton
| Version: Anime Studio 5.6
SInce I was unable to use the Tutorials...I will never know the cons. I removed it from my PC.
Not being able to print out the tutorials effieiently (one page at a time), and only viewable on a web browser, I elected to remove the software & not waste any more time. Sharing my screen with the sotware program & tutorial doesn't work for me.
Obvioulsy there is a reason why the tutorials are made available in this fashion and inconvient, but no one in support could tell me the reason. Just seems dumb to force me to share a screen with the tutorial pages. (Same as above): Not being able to print out the tutorials effieiently (only one page at a time...which is what support told me), and only viewable on a web browser, I elected to remove the software & not waste any more time. Sharing my screen with the sotware program & tutorial doesn't work for me.
"Advanced Skill a plus"
September 16, 2008 | By serbus
2008-09-16 20:16:59 | By serbus
| Version: Anime Studio 5.6
This is an excellent all purpose program featuring a lot of familiar flash-like qualities such as object, vectors, and frame-by-frame editing. The bones really help make a more fluid animation, but careful editing is necessary at times.
Not for beginners. If you've used 3d programs and flash then you'll be able to understand it quicker. It has a high learning curve. If you are new to Animation then I would suggest getting an instruction book on Anime Studio before trying it.
"This is very fun, if you can learn how to use it."
August 10, 2008 | By kiraras fang
2008-08-10 11:31:50 | By kiraras fang
| Version: Anime Studio 5.6
It dose have a tutorial
Farly hard to use, but very fun
Worth downloading
"Dont like it"
July 18, 2008 | By download200
2008-07-18 09:48:25 | By download200
| Version: Anime Studio 5.6
This is so hard to use!
"If you own a Dual Mac G5, Run Away!"
November 16, 2007 | By dfg,jhdkvh,bdf
2007-11-16 08:13:30 | By dfg,jhdkvh,bdf
| Version: Anime Studio 5.5
In the beginning, Ii looks like a cool program, you do a couple of quick animations and then you are hooked, easy to use, nice graphics editing, yeah, ok.
Then when you try to export, it crashes, crashes, crashes. Not in a way that you can test cause and effect, but in a maddeningly arbitrary way. Lost Marble (the forum) helpfully suggests that you upgrade to the Pro version for another $150. Mac owners who post there are ignored. This problem has existed at least for a year because that's how long I've been waiting for them to fix it. Upgrading to AS 5.5 does not help.
Prepare to be enraged.
"i like aniem studio"
September 18, 2007 | By saabu
2007-09-18 22:50:26 | By saabu
| Version: Anime Studio 5.5
let me know sir, how to open Adobe photoshop,s layers in anime studio ?
how to use also script.
how to use PNG file in Anime studio because when we use after some days or time all file distroyes tore looks papers. so please clear sir , how to keep safe animation in PNG format. as soon as please .
thanking you.
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|Smith Micro
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|Release Date
|September 25, 2014
|Date Added
|September 25, 2014
|Graphic Design Software
|Animation Software
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|Windows XP/Vista/7
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|License Model
|Free to try
|30-day trial
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