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December 08, 2013
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It's been a while since I've posted on the blog. Sorry about that - things get busy this time of year. Anyway, I did have time recently to process one of the shots I took on our recent trip to New York's scenic Lake George. We were actually just about to leave the area when I grabbed this shot. It was very early in the morning - dawn had just started. While packing up the car, I saw the dawn colors just starting to appear in the eastern sky. My wife, being so understanding, didn't mind when I decided to grab my tripod and Nikon and run over to the hotel's terrace for a quick shot. After fumbling around quickly in the dark, setting up the tripod, attaching the cable release, etc., I managed to get this shot: There was actually some detail in the foreground shadows in this shot, but I adjusted the photo to remove them because I like the silhouette effect on the buildings and trees. I did very little other adjustments, other than a little noise reduction. It's a dark shot, but I like the effect, and the yellow lights in the foreground add a nice touch, I think. Ideally, I would have liked to stay put and wait for dawn to progress a little more, maybe even waiting for the first peak of the sunrise. The sky might have been exceptional, especially given the nice cloud cover. But we really needed to hit the road, so I took the shot and took off. Anyway, I just thought I'd share. Eventually I'll get through all of the shots from this trip. __________ P.S. In my last post, I asked you to identify the source of a quote. A hardy "well done" goes to "Dave", who answered correctly that the quote was spoken by Lucy in A Charlie Brown Christmas (the absolute best TV Christmas special ever made in my opinion). __________ P.P.S. Christmas prints/cards are still available at: markaliphotos.com/store The M.A.P. Holiday Collection
November 10, 2013
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The holidays are almost upon us. Some would say that they're already here, but not me. I value the Christmas season too much to cheapen it by letting it creep back earlier and earlier on the calendar. The commercial Christmas season doesn't begin until after Thanksgiving. Some might say that it starts with the appearance of Santa at the Macy's parade. Others might say that it starts when the dessert course finishes on Thanksgiving day. The liturgical Christmas season doesn't begin until the start of Advent, which this year is shortly after Thanksgiving anyway. Despite all of this, there's certainly nothing wrong with getting a jump on the season with a little early holiday shopping. Along those lines, in the commercial spirit of the season, I've posted a few selected photos on my Fine Art America site, available for purchase in the form of prints or greeting cards. Here's one of the photos, taken a few years ago: I don't mean to commercialize the season, of course. But let's face it, we all know that Christmas is a big commercial racket. It's run by a big eastern syndicate, you know. (Just kidding. That, of course, is a quote. The first person who identifies the source gets a hardy "well done" from me, and a mention in my next blog post.) Anyway, as I said, the Christmas season doesn't really start for a few more weeks. But it'll be here soon, so start shopping now by clicking HERE! :) Another Look at The Glassblower
November 02, 2013
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In my last post, containing my photo "The Glassblower", I mentioned that I considered converting the photo to black & white. Well, I decided to go ahead and do that. I didn't actually go to "black & white". Instead I decided that a "sepia" treatment might be better. I used a plug-in for Photoshop Elements that my friend Joe told me about, called Perfect Effects 4 (by onOne Software). I think the modified photo really highlights the glassblower's flame nicely. I also used that same tool to apply a vignette to the photo, darkening the already dark corners slightly, which also draws the viewer's eye to the center of the frame (another trick I learned from Joe). Anyway, here's the result: Much more moody and interesting, I think, than the previous shot. (Observant readers may also notice that I made one additional change to the photo seen in my last blog post. Can you spot the change?) I've got a lot of photos from this trip that need to be processed, so I don't really have time to keep re-doing shots that I've already processed. But this one was bothering me, because I thought it had more potential. More to come... The Glassblower
October 27, 2013
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While traveling through New England recently, my wife and I stopped at the Simon Pearce glassware store, at their original Quechee, Vermont location. Downstairs from the retail showroom, you can watch the glassblowers at work, shaping red hot pieces of molten glass into hand-crafted masterpieces. Naturally, I had my camera with me during the visit, and the craftsmen working in the dimly-lit room with bright flames immediately struck me as a great photo op. I took a lot of shots, but this one is the only one that really seemed to work: I'm so glad that the glassblower wasn't wearing a brightly colored shirt, like red or yellow. That would have distracted the viewer's eye in this shot. I probably could have changed that with post-production software, but I hate to make major "factual" changes to a photo's main subject like that. Anyway, that wasn't necessary, because he wore a gray shirt which blends into the overall color scheme of the photo, almost as if he knew that made for a nicer shot. (And maybe he did.) I debated whether or not I should convert this photo to black & white (maybe leaving the flame in color). I still might do that, but for now I wanted to share this shot as it is. Like the artisan pictured, I also worked in a dimly-lit room while "crafting" this photo. The difference, of course, is that he's an experienced craftsman working with extreme heat and fragile glassware, whereas I'm a hobbyist working with software and pixels. Hopefully my end result is half as appealing as his. Portland Streetscape
October 13, 2013
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My wife and I recently returned from a trip to New England. We saw lots of gorgeous foliage, bought lots of maple syrup and, of course, I took lots of photos. The photos will be appearing on the web site just as soon as I can find time to process them all. In the meantime, here's one I took in Portland, Maine. Portland is a great town on the coast, with lots of scenic lighthouses in the area. With a setting like that, you might think that I would share a seascape or lighthouse shot. But I haven't processed those yet. No, instead I thought I'd post a shot I grabbed while walking the streets of the Old Port section of Portland, an area known for its cobblestone streets, old buildings, shops, restaurants and bars. It's a shot of a typical alleyway in that area: Nothing groundbreaking - I just thought it was an interesting setting. Rather than get the shot from a standing position, I decided to shoot it near the ground, making the street itself the main foreground subject of the photo. More photos to come. I promise a lighthouse will appear in at least one of them. New Album: 'Napa in the Sun'
September 22, 2013
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At last, I finished processing all the best photos from our trip to Napa Valley earlier this year. Here's one shot, taken from inside one of the wineries, and overlooking the valley: The full album is called "Napa in the Sun". Hope you enjoy it. Winery Doors
September 15, 2013
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I'm still working on photos from a trip to Napa Valley earlier this year. It's been a busy year, so finding time to process photos has not always been easy. But I am getting through them, and this is looking to be one of the largest albums of photos I've published on this site. (Over 20 photos, so far.) Anyway, until I get through them all, I thought I'd keep my blog active (which social media and marketing experts say you're supposed to do) by generating a quick post with a sneak preview of that album. Here's a shot, from Inglenook Winery -- a legendary winery in the history of Napa. It's a simple little shot of some doors on the winery's exterior: There's nothing special about this particular photo, other than the fact that I think it turned out pretty well. I'm posting it here simply because it's the shot that I most-recently finished processing. I was happy with the details in the ivy, and the way the shadows worked. I was also able to successfully desaturate the green leaves at the top right to prevent them from being a distraction to the shot. I guess this is one of those shots that maybe only photography fans might like - otherwise it's just a simple photo of some doors. :) I've "leaked" several of the photos from this up-coming album on this blog already. As I said, the full album is coming soon. __________ One more thing... I want to say a special thank you to Frederick Van Johnson, the host of This Week In Photo, a podcast that I featured as a 'Spotlight' last month. I tweeted a link to the blog post and directed it at him, and he was nice enough to re-tweet it to his legion of followers. I wasn't expecting that, but it sure brought a lot of people to my site! Anyway, that was a nice gesture. Morning Light
September 01, 2013
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One morning, a little while ago, I was outside my home with my dog (for his morning constitutional) when I noticed exceptionally good light in the east, compliments of our wonderful rising sun. As any photographer will tell you, the best natural light is available in the mornings and evenings. So I took the pooch back inside, filled his bowl with kibble (which looks rather unappealing to me, but he seems to enjoy), then ran to get my camera. I couldn't, after all, let this light go away without taking advantage of the situation to grab some shots. Here's the shots I grabbed. The first is a portrait of a clump of miniature roses on my wife's rose bush. I needed to shoot directly in to the eastern sky here, in order to get the best blooms in the frame, hence the blown-out exposure of the sky. But I think that works for this shot, and I think the detail in the flowers turned out ok. The next shot was taken from our beautiful Dogwood tree. I love this tree. It's not too big, not too small, and seems to always look good. It's gorgeous in the spring (with nice blossoms, which have appeared on this blog before), full of leaves in the summer, radiant in the fall when its leaves change, and in the winter it's the perfect size for Christmas lights. Anyway, here's a close-up shot of one of the little red berries that grow from its leaves: Finally, here's a shot of a little pink flower in my wife's flower bed. This image came out just the way I wanted. I didn't use a tripod for any of these shots. I probably should have - I usually like to use a tripod for flower shots (as do most people). In this case, I was just anxious to get outside and get some shots before I lost the light. (These were all taken using my 40mm f/2.8 macro lens, which I love - it's on my camera most of the time these days.) As I write this, September is upon us, which means that autumn isn't far off. I love the fall, as anyone who knows me could tell you. I love the crisp weather, the changing leaves, the approach of the holidays, the return of football (as my beloved Nittany Lions and Steelers start their seasons), and the thrill of post-season baseball (which hopefully returns to Pittsburgh this year as our Pirates continue to do well). Autumn is easily my favorite season. But it's also a season in which things start to disappear, most notably green leaves and flowers. These photos were a reminder that summer isn't quite done yet - there's still stuff budding and blooming out there and, when you catch some early morning light, you can get some decent shots. SPOTLIGHT: This Week In Photo
August 18, 2013
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My SPOTLIGHT features shine a light on a photography-related link on the internet that I found interesting, from the point-of-view of an amateur photography hobbyist like myself. I feature articles from photo magazines and news outlets, blogs, blog posts, podcasts, or even other web sites like this one. __________ This episode of Spotlight shines on "This Week in Photo", a weekly podcast that covers all the latest news of the week in the world of photography. I never miss an episode of "TWiP" (as it's known). It fills my drive to work, distracting me from the otherwise annoying rush-hour traffic. The interesting topics, conversations and interviews get my brain ramped up into work mode. Host Frederick Van Johnson is joined by 2 or 3 guests each week, each an established photographer. Topics include new releases of equipment and software, web sites and apps related to photography, and photo-related events and announcements in the news. Frederick does a great job of soliciting the opinions of each of his guests on each topic, keeping the conversation interesting and relevant, while going off on occasional tangents that are of interest to his audience. Some episodes include interviews with photographers and other industry figures, and Frederick does an outstanding job with those too, asking the questions that his listeners would want him to ask. Episodes also include a listener Q&A segment (that I wish was longer), and a "Picks of the Week" segment where each guest recommends a photography-related product, book, web site, app, etc. TWIP has a corresponding web site where show notes are made available, with links to the web sites mentioned in the show. I would imagine that a large part of the podcast's audience are professionals or advanced amateurs. I'm not either, but I still enjoy the conversation. I'm often inspired by the discussion to try a new technique, a new app, or a new online service. An example is my participation in the TWiP community on Google+, where I recently posted this photo: I got some kind feedback for this shot from the TWiP Google+ community, which is encouraging to hear when you're trying to get better, as I am. So if you're a photography "buff", either a newbie or a pro, or somewhere in between, and you've got an hour or two to kill each week, I recommend This Week in Photo. It's time well spent. __________ If you have a suggestion for a future "Spotlight", please email me at: email@example.com. Hector Falls
August 04, 2013
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On a recent trip to the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, we were fortunate enough to stay near a relatively hidden waterfall that feeds into Seneca Lake. Hector Falls is a great waterfall to photograph because of its setting, and its rocky landing. I took a bunch of photos of the falls, including many that employ the standard "soft water" effect that everyone seems to love. (Search for Hector Falls on the web, and you'll find a lot of them.) For this photo, I decided to try something different, and make some foreground foliage my point of focus, using the waterfall as a blurred background: I think it worked. It's a different take on a much-photographed scene, anyway, which is always one of my goals. After the Rain
July 23, 2013
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I don't usually post my iPhone shots. Not sure why that is, since it's a decent point-and-shoot camera, and it's the camera that I have with me at arm's reach most often. I decided to go ahead and post this shot though, because it turned out better than expected, and also because I thought it was an interesting demonstration of the effect of proper white balance. The white balance setting of a photograph, if you didn't know, affects the "color cast" of the image. A "correct" white balance renders an image which looks exactly as it did to your eye. I put quotes around "correct" because there's no reason why a photographer couldn't purposely adjust the white balance of a photo to give it a blue cast, red cast, yellow cast, etc., in order to create a certain effect. Anywho, enough technical talk. This shot was taken after an early morning rain shower. The sun came out immediately afterwards, resulting in some interesting light. I took the shot, and then adjusted the white balance slightly. Before I show you the "correct" white balance, here's a first take at it, with a distinct blue cast: Since this was a sunrise shot, a yellow cast might have been a better choice: Most often, especially with landscape shots, I've found that a "correct" white balance is the best way to go. Here it is: You decide which is the best choice. There's no right answer. A Rose is a Rose
July 13, 2013
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A few blog posts ago, I mentioned that more flower shots were coming. I had recently discovered the interesting shots I could get using my macro lens, so I planned to take more. Well, I did. Several more. I won't share them all here yet - I'm hoping to take more, and make a full album out of them. For now, I thought I'd just share the one I did of a rose. The rose is a classic flower, I suppose. (No rhyme intended.) It's identifiable by even those who know little about flowers (like me). We had a bouquet of assorted flowers on display in our home, and the rose is the first one I went for. In this case, it's a yellow rose. In this shot, and in the others that I took, I put aside all the notions of the "right way" to shoot flowers. Photographers are often told to shoot flowers from a low angle, usually with shallow depth-of-field to really make it pop against a blurred-out background. That's all good advice, but I decided to try something different, and really put my macro lens to work. I decided to shoot straight in to the flower, with a very close-up crop, to fill the frame with the flower, and get as much in focus as I could, highlighting the details of all those weird and alien-looking doo-dads that seem to be in all flowers. Anyway, here's the yellow rose shot: It took a little post-processing work to get all the highlights and details to look just right. I think it turned out ok. As beautiful as roses are, they're actually relatively uninteresting in terms of 'doo-dad' detail. Some of the other flowers I shot were much more interesting. Still, a rose has a certain elegance. And I couldn't help but notice that the folds of the rose petals look relatively random - making me wonder if all roses look alike, or if each one has a unique pattern and layout of petals. Sort of like a rose fingerprint? If so, maybe "a rose is a rose" isn't quite accurate. I don't know. I've got to stop thinking about these things and just shoot. More to come... Published!
June 30, 2013
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I haven't posted anything to this blog in about a month. It's been a busy June, so I was short on time. Plus, my wife and I were out of town for a bit, on a mini-vacation. On top of all that, I've got a backlog of photos to process, so finding time to shoot anything new has been difficult. So there just wasn't anything to talk about. Until now, that is. A couple months ago, I submitted a few photos to Shutterbug magazine, for their monthly Picture This! feature. Each month has a theme, and that month's theme was 'Shallow Depth of Field'. That gave me an idea regarding a couple of my photos. The first, entitled "Dogwood Blossom" was, I thought, the superior of the two. It's a shot of a blossom on our Dogwood tree, with (of course) a shallow depth of field, such that the background was nicely blurred. The photo has appeared on this blog before. Here it is again: The second shot, which I threw in just for the heck of it (up to 3 submissions are allowed) was a photo of some daffodils in our garden. Apparently, Shutterbug liked that second shot, because my photo, entitled simply "Daffodils" (the original title was "Daffodils 2.1"), APPEARED IN THE AUGUST 2013 ISSUE!!! Here's the shot: Needless to say, I was thrilled. My photographic goal was to have one of my photos published, and now I've done that. I didn't win anything for this, just the satisfaction that a national magazine (and one that caters to professionals and advanced amateurs) thought one of my shots was good enough to publish. I won't lie to you, that feels pretty good. Anyway, this wasn't meant to be a bragging blog post -- I just wanted to share the good news with you, my loyal readers. Now that I've achieved goal #1 for my photography, I suppose my next goal is to actually sell one of my photographs. (Not for the money, since I'll never be a pro. Just because it will represent another milestone.) Of course, my real over-arching goal is simply to get better, and to keep learning. Thanks for reading. Hopefully this blog will be more active in July. Buffalo Burgers
June 02, 2013
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A while back I did some shots for my wife's blog, entitled "On the Kitchen Shelf". The topic was 'Buffalo Burgers', and I must say they were delicious. Anyway, I was glancing at some of the shots I took that day, and I thought it was interesting that the shot we decided to use (and by "we", I mean my wife -- it's her blog, so it's her call) was essentially a tighter-cropped version of some of the other shots. By effectively zooming, we got the composition we needed. Here's what I mean. Here's the first shot: Not great. You see way too much of the napkin (which is distracting) and the table, and the burger itself, which is supposed to be the highlight, takes up less than half the frame. Here's a second shot: Here the burger is at least taking up more of the frame, but still only about half. Your eye is still partially distracted to look at the side dish, and the bright napkin. Here's the photo that we decided to use: Here you can still see the side dish (which is ok, it gives the burger a "setting" I suppose), but the focus is clearly the burger, and the details (the melted cheese, the tomato and avocado, the bun) are easy to see. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. Last weekend marked the unofficial start of summer here in the northern hemisphere. Happy grilling. _________ P.S. Don't forget: Prints of selected photos from this site are now available for purchase. Visit the M.A.P. Store (http://markaliphotos.com/store) to learn more. Announcing: The M.A.P. Store
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When I started doing photography seriously, and I set up this web site and blog, I had no intention of ever attempting to turn it into something commercial. Not only was I not good enough for an endeavor like that (and maybe I'm still not), but it was beyond the scope of my interest. I was really just doing it for fun, and just trying to learn.
None of this is meant to imply that I think my photos are "good". I'm still learning, and any expert photographer who critiques my shots would probably tell you that I've got a LOT to learn.
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Marshall High School won a $25,000 grant from State Farm after falling within the top 100 of schools nationwide competing in the insurance company's Celebrate My Drive contest.
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The 2015 Mustang debuts today on four continents with events in New York, Dearborn, Los Angeles, Barcelona, Sydney and Shanghai, to underscore the new markets where Ford is selling this iconic American sports car.
Jerri-Lynn Williams-Harper, the Albion Public Schools superintendent who oversaw the closing of Albion High School and the sending of its students to Marshall, announced Tuesday she'll resign at the end of this school year.
Nathan Henne likes the feeling of returning to Michigan.
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Phillip J. Fox: 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 5, in Memorial Park Cemetery Chapel.
ATTEMPTED BREAK-IN: Battle Creek police arrested a man, 35, on a charge of attempted breaking and entering and possession of burglary tools after they found him walking away from a shed near Hungry Howies at 189 E. Columbia Ave. about 1:40 a.m. Wednesday. Police said some alarm wires were cut and the man had gloves and wire cutters in his pocket and said he was just out walking. Police also said they found heroin in a cigarette package in his pocket.
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A new date has been set for a Willie Nelson benefit concert at the Eaton County Fairgrounds, which was postponed in September, organizers say.
The Marshall Firefighters Association is seeking donations to bring back Marshall's first motorized fire engine, a 1918 American LaFrance, which was in service from 1918 to 1954.
Icy roads and fog are creating hazardous driving conditions in parts of Michigan, prompting some schools to close or delay the start of classes.
Two vacant commercial buildings on Capital Avenue Northeast are slated for demolition as the city continues to battle against blight.
A funeral brought John Coulter back to his hometown. An intriguing opportunity has kept him here. I dont know that Id have gotten on a plane and come here to talk about it if I wasnt coming back anyway, Coulter said as he spoke of the confluence of events that occurred a little over a year ago.
FIRE CAUSED BY KIDS: A fire in a Battle Creek apartment building Monday was caused by children playing with a lighter.
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The University of Michigan Health System announced that it intends to absorb the smaller Jackson-based Allegiance Health in the latest planned hospital merger in the state. The two nonprofit hospital systems hope to finalize the deal within 18 months.
A hotel that has been in the works for more than four years has taken shape and now has an expected opening date.Company spokeswoman Jessica Jay said a Courtyard by Marriott in Harper Village is slated to open in May.
About 500 jobs were added to Calhoun County's workforce in October as the local unemployment rate returned close to August levels, according to state data released Tuesday.
MARSHALL Oaklawn Hospital will host a blood drive at the Wright Medical Building, 215 E. Mansion Street, to help combat the traditional dip in donations during the holiday season.
The Enquirer on Tuesday hosted members of the student government at Calhoun Community High School to show them how to shoot and edit video.
Kellogg Community College will again host a Medical Mobile Clinic through Community HealthCare Connections to offer free medical services to students and community members.
Jesse Tatum faces several decades in prison after pleading guilty in the death last year of an 8-year-old girl.
The 49th annual Marshall Christmas Parade, featuring more than 100 entries from marching bands to floats to horses to hot rods and, of course, Santa Claus, was held Monday night on a brisk evening.
Geoff Horvath's tiny daughter Izzy, age 4, seemed to disappear in his arms.
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Battle Creek firefighters were continuing their investigation into the cause of an apartment house fire Monday.
BANK ROBBER: A man who robbed a Marshall bank Friday may have considered an Albion bank first.
Shirley DeRuiter: 1 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3, at Chapel Hill United Methodist Church.
Dianna Ramon refused to die in December.
In a joint news release, the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo community foundations and the United Way of the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo Region on Monday offered tips on how people can get involved with #GivingTuesday.
A request by Enbridge Inc. for a 10-month extension on its dredging order has been denied by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. In a Nov. 21 letter to Rich Adams, the companys vice president of operations, the federal agency said Enbridge failed to prepare adequate contingency plans despite knowing there was strong opposition from residents and business owners near one of its proposed dredge pad sites.
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Coburn Elementary kindergarteners, first- and second-graders and their families are invited to a Literacy Night from 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at the school, 39 Fairhome Ave.
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Too many commercials already. The 10 minutes drive to work, all I heard was commercials, commercials and commercials and the annoucement of "Best of J&J"
Too many commercials already. The 10 minutes drive to work, all I heard was commercials, commercials and commercials and the annoucement of "Best of J&J"
sameone, they really don't start til later this month, right now, it's just transitioning...so maybe the commercial level will go down after that...hope hope hope..
and maybe they will not have room in the studio for, well, we all know who....
[QUOTE=.and maybe they will not have room in the studio for, well, we all know who....[/QUOTE]
Don't hold your breath. LOL
They are pretty funny right now they are complaining that the a/c is out in their studio because, Jeff & jer are moving into their building and because J&J are such big stars they are remodeling the studio for them to include space for a presonal chef and a massage therapist.
Hmm.. can I go to their studio and get a massageOriginally Posted by JesseeezMom
Be sure and check out today's Union-Tribune. Great article about our boys.
Here is the link:Originally Posted by Whiskers
From that article:Originally Posted by sameome
"Although they continued doing their show as if nothing had changed, the feel-good disc jockeys say the new Jack attitude didn't sit right with them, either. With their Jack FM contract up for renewal, they decided to entertain other offers. The one from My 94.1 was very, very good.
"For this amount of money, I would bus tables at Soup Plantation," Jer joked over lunch a week before the last broadcast.
How much money? Neither Jeff and Jer nor Clear Channel would say, but Johnson says Jack FM's rejected offer would have given them well over $2 million each for two years. But no matter how big the big bucks actually are, the morning-show partners insist that they didn't leave Jack for greener pastures just comfier ones."
The Jack offer sounds like it wasn't much more than they were making already. In fact, it might have been a little less. Looks like 94.1 got them for $3 million each! For that kind of money, I'd clean out the grease traps and dig out garbage from the trash bins on a daily basis at Soup Plantation especially if it were just 4 hours a day!
Does anybody believe J&J didn't leave for more money.
Not me.
Has anyone heard the LA WeightLoss ad on 94.1--it sounds an awful lot like Jen Sewell (Greg & Jen). I have heard the same voice on other commercials on 94.1 as well. Maybe it's a sound-a-like...does anyone know?
hey, I was thinking....anyone know someone associated with the Charger girls? Maybe we could work a deal and Laura could go back and try out again for a spot on that team...we could each chip in $5 for her salary.
I'm in...hey if I walk to work 1 day a week I could handle $10Originally Posted by Wabbitsd
Way too old and way too out of shape. She bombed the first time.Originally Posted by Wabbitsd
MEEE OWW!Originally Posted by Whiskers
Your name suits you!
This Monday, my 94.1 welcomes Jeff & Jer! The whole crew will be here starting live on Monday! And make sure you listen at 7:10am for a HUGE announcement! Click Here for more information on the Jeff & Jer Showgram!
HOLY CRAP!! They are ALL making the move! (Is it just me or does anyone else think Laura has a HORSE FACE!??)
Dang.Originally Posted by YoungAmerican
I knew Laura was making the move but I'm still not very happy about it.
It has nothing to do with her looks though. For me...it's her VOICE. Ugh. She must have *the* most annoying voice on the planet.
And for radio...who cares how you look, right? It's the freakin' voice we have to listen to. And to make it worse, she's always complaining. She's such a downer.
Funny: My Next Wife.
Where are you Chris? We need your inside scoop
What's the big mysterious announcement going to be Monday at 7:10am
Inquiring minds want to know
Originally Posted by JesseeezMom
Yeah....the truth hurts, doesn't it. LOL
O.K....come on 94.1 have you already run out of Best of Jeff & Jer bits. If I hear one more time about Tommy's mother's bra, I am going to scream.
Enough already!
Originally Posted by YoungAmerican
What information about the showgram...the only attachment was a frickin' jpeg.
Originally Posted by cadetevon
I agree, her voice and personality are just plain annoying!! I was just making a comment about her looks cuz people were always calling in saying how "beautiful" she is. . There are some other really annoying female voices on during the morning drive here in SD though. I can't stand Shelley's constant laughing on 101.5 and I don't know who it is but the chick on the Mikey Show on 105.3....OUCH!
There COULD be a million reasons why the stars go "OH MY!"Originally Posted by JesseeezMom
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Coincidence?? hhhmmmm???? Jeff & Jer will be back from vacation on Monday too...Originally Posted by Chris SDRadio
Ok Am I only one thinking that you were the genius behind the clues for the "Fugitive Game"?....and since I didn't win that game, I guess I will have to wait like everyone else until 7am Monday.
I appreciate your effort in attempting to give me a clue
Anyone else have any guesses?
Truth be told, I've no idea what you're talking about. But I'm going to assume that's because I've not been listening to the best of stuff.Originally Posted by JesseeezMom
I've been holding off until Monday.
So, what's the deal?
Funny: My Next Wife.
They keep announcing that Jeff & Jer will start with them on Monday and how important it will be to tune in at 7:10am because there is going to be this unbelieveable announcement that we won't want to missOriginally Posted by cadetevon
They are giving away a MILLION bucks or a MILLION somethings. Did you get Chris' hint. . . . He was trying to be sneaky, but I'm pickin up what your putting down.
Hmm..interesting. How about a million pieces of lint or a million jelly beans?
I say it's Jeff, Jer, and Tommy ponying up $1 million out of their salaries this year and giving it to the Katrina victims.
Anyone happen to know if Tommy ended up tying the knot with Christy over the long break? I'm guessing with gas prices sky high she was beginning to realize there was no way she could handle filling up the Navigator without Tommy's deep pockets nearby.
We could all hope! My feeling is that Katrina victims have a greater chance of scoring a million jelly beans.Originally Posted by Smitty
Originally Posted by Chris SDRadio
OK I'll take a stab at it too. My first post .. my first speculation: "oh my" changes to the star format... Star 94.1
That's exactly what I was thinking! I would sure rather listent to "Hi Star" again than constantly be hearing "my this" and "my that" about every single thing! My weekend...my San Diego...my traffic....uhhggg. It drives me crazy!Originally Posted by SCUBA Don


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Wish we had more time to sit and chat! Always great to meet people in the face
It was just a rushed time before, and late afterwards. Bah. But like I mentioned elsewhere, keep ARGFest in mind! argfest.com - 2011's coming up quick
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:24 am
Made the trek up to Toronto from Buffalo. no delays other than making a turn on to Eglington from the 401 instead of staying on the 401 until Younge. Rookie mistake.
loved the movie and meeting thebruce, Traffic Jammer and battlecat. You guys are great.
My friend and I thank everyone we met in Toronto. You are all very hospitable and it was a pleasure to travel and meet all of you. It would have been worth the trip even if we did not see the movie. Which we did.
Thanks for a great time.
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 10:15 am
Well I managed to make it to the theater with a couple friends despite the weather and traffic... though it was tight. Until we got there to find that Traffic Jammer and battlecat were slightly exaggerating the attendance just to make me anxious
I'd say the theater was about 2/3 full tops by the time the film began, all in the main middle section (not the front or sides).
Phones/cameras were confiscated, and yep pins were handed out. I decided to check back after the show to see if there were any extras, but as a trade off for waiting until the
very end
of the credits, I got back out too late to find the rep with the pins.
Nevertheless, the experience was great, and my only real issue, a small one at that, was the 3D wasn't all that important to the film or much of an enhancement generally speaking. Otherwise, any slight shortcoming in the film was outdone by the awesomeness of everything else.
I definitely look forward to seeing this in IMAX hopefully Wednesday evening at the Norelco screening downtown
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 1:29 am
I managed to score some free tickets through MTV and CTV for wednesdays screening, just got word by email this morning! looking forward to it. Im right next door to it anyhow, so ill be there at 5 sharp!
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2010 11:17 pm
thebruce wrote:
battle_cat wrote:
I won't be hard to find: Threadless Tron hoodie, FL shirt and
And how will that set you apart from half the other people there?
possibly a Tron helmet if I'm feeling particularly adventurous.
That might work
Coming up from Buffalo for Monday screening. I'll be wearing a threadless Tron hoodie and FL t-shirt as well. I will also have a Joshua Davis white backpack and will be there with the guy with out any tron attire.
Sorry to have to invade the Toronto event but NYC is not close enough to drive in one day and get to work the next morning.
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 10:24 pm
battle_cat wrote:
I won't be hard to find: Threadless Tron hoodie, FL shirt and
And how will that set you apart from half the other people there?
possibly a Tron helmet if I'm feeling particularly adventurous.
That might work
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:55 pm
I'll be trying to get into the Monday screening, and I've got my tickets for the Wednesday screening so I'm all set. I won't be hard to find: Threadless Tron hoodie, FL shirt and possibly a Tron helmet if I'm feeling particularly adventurous.
Hope to see a few familiar faces there!
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:54 pm
Ok, so looks like I should be able to make it to both free showings
I have a couple friends who want to come tomorrow - but I've taken enough time off work that I'm only going to try to eek out a little before 4, earliest, which means we likely won't get there by 5.
I'm willing to bet that once the line begins there won't be saving of spots, but if it is possible, who WILL be there, and can we meet up at the line?
Wednesday - I can make it, so I'll get in touch with someone who's offered me their +1 (stupid norelco site, still can't even log in!). With the pre-event starting at 6, I'll try to be at the theatre ~5:30ish.
I also have a midnight ticket purchased for opening night, so whatever the case, I will see Tron this week
So who here from Toronto will all be at any of these events?
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:50 pm
sowasred2012 wrote:
Can I just ask, cos I don't remember seeing it explained anywhere - but the lightcycle trail/code book things you guys got in the drops, were they your FL codes to get the badge? It's not a loose end?
The badge for the drop was given by username on the phone, iirc. We didn't enter any code to activate the badge, that I know of at least.
The End of Line badge was given by the last HelloFlynn code from the pager.
Any other codes were pretty much just for confirmation. (the code on the sticker was the same as package code, the one you get from decoding the barcode on the Dumont package)
The code from the book puzzle was just the code entered on the agent laptop to activate the node (though that may perhaps have been the badge code if the username was already provided, not sure)
Thinking about it now, I really should have also taken a picture of the laptop with the code entry page. D'oh!
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 10:53 am
Absolutely, the bruce.
I'll get you the raw footage one way or another, even if I have to burn it and hand it off at a screening.
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 9:46 am
Can I just ask, cos I don't remember seeing it explained anywhere - but the lightcycle trail/code book things you guys got in the drops, were they your FL codes to get the badge? It's not a loose end?
Either way, congrats to all of you, good work!
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 9:20 am
awesome battlecat! would love to get the video and do some editing myself if that's ok... would love to get a compilation recap together for the event with pics and vids where available
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 9:18 am
Pardon the double post but I wanted to get these up. WARNING: they aren't re-sized and may be a little large.
coffee shop after the drop
code cut-out
inside of book
front cover
thebruce keeping you informed
drop contents
FL operative
cabinet repair page
Dumont package
courier, Traffic Jammer, and thebruce respectively.
I'll try to get the video worked out tonight.
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 8:49 am
Wow. That one finished up in a hurry. I've got my pictures from the drop uploaded, but may have to resize them to make the reading a little easier. Having some trouble uploading video and may need to throw it up on youtube or something, but it is still coming.
Anyways, here's a shot of the package contents:
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 7:09 am
Awesome job Team Toronto!
I was glad to hear that we had a solid teamwork win for uF early in the game. Nice to see gracious players win.
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