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When a man has many women he is called a Lover, when a woman has many lovers she is a whxre, why is this?
8 Answers to "When a man has many women he is called a Lover, when a woman has many lovers she is a whxre, why is this?"
I'll tell you why. There's a thing called the 'lock and key' analogy. Imagine girls are locks, and boys are keys. A lock that can be opened up by any key is a crap lock, but a key that can open up any lock - that's a master key.
But let me explain. There are some pros and cons of everything. For us guys, a pro for us is that we can have many female partners in our lives, and be considered cool for it, while women would be looked down on. HOWEVER, us GUYS have to do all the work when it comes to courtship. Research shows only 10% of the male population is desired by 90% of the female population. Which is fantastic, if you're in the top 10% (think wealthy, high social status, good looking, buffed, etc). What about the other 90%? They struggle to find anything, while most girls usually have at least a few suitors available at any given time. So basically...
a guy who can get many girls has something going for him, whether it be looks, social status..and is a 'successful' man. Whereas a woman who has many lovers, hasn't really had to 'work' hard or do anything to pick up. And that, is why it is not cool for a woman to sleep around. (Just so you guys know, I'm actually staunchly opposed to premarital sex - in both sexes).Heart (3)
Only we people can change that.
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actually hes called a man whxre and I wouldn't touch him with a barge pole even if he payed me a billion...
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I was marry too an Ex-hooker.... but she pass away....
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The lover is assumed to be non-committal, almost magnanimous. A female "pla
yer" is seen as tainted and lacking self-worth. It's as if the Lover is providing a wonderful service for those who can accept sharing him, while the active woman is pathetically seeking acceptance where she can get it. Maybe
it's the seed-sower/ fertile ground thing.
it's the Seed-sower/fertilesoil patch tgHeart (1)
it's a double standard that's existed for hundreds of years. Without contraception in mind, a woman can only bare one man's baby at a time. blah blah blah
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"A key that fits many locks is a good key, but a lock that opens to many keys is a bad lock."
Hahaha, not my opinion, but I find it a funny phrase.
I think it's the leftover influence of previous generations.Heart (1)
Yaeh! It happens due to society and hipocrates all the world.. This is unfair to all views and regards respective views of women right..
any men or women are equal part of the society.. But this kind of disequalities make a bad statement of the society..Heart (0)

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MaterialNews 2011/02/28Energy: Stanford researcher's new stretchable solar cells will power artificial electronic 'super skin'
Ultrasensitive electronic skin developed by Stanford researcher Zhenan Bao is getting even better. Now she's demonstrated that it can detect chemicals and biological molecules, in addition to sensing an incredibly light touch. And it can now be powered by a new, stretchable solar cell she's developed in her lab, opening up more applications in clothing, robots, prosthetic limbs and more.
"Super skin" is what Stanford researcher Zhenan Bao wants to create. She's already developed a flexible sensor that is so sensitive to pressure it can feel a fly touch down. Now she's working to add the ability to detect chemicals and sense various kinds of biological molecules. She's also making the skin self-powering, using polymer solar cells to generate electricity. And the new solar cells are not just flexible, but stretchable – they can be stretched up to 30 percent beyond their original length and snap back without any damage or loss of power.
Super skin, indeed. "With artificial skin, we can basically incorporate any function we desire," said Bao, a professor of chemical engineering. "That is why I call our skin 'super skin.' It is much more than what we think of as normal skin." The foundation for the artificial skin is a flexible organic transistor, made with flexible polymers and carbon-based materials. To allow touch sensing, the transistor contains a thin, highly elastic rubber layer, molded into a grid of tiny inverted pyramids. When pressed, this layer changes thickness, which changes the current flow through the transistor. The sensors have from several hundred thousand to 25 million pyramids per square centimeter, corresponding to the desired level of sensitivity. To sense a particular biological molecule, the surface of the transistor has to be coated with another molecule to which the first one will bind when it comes into contact. The coating layer only needs to be a nanometer or two thick. "Depending on what kind of material we put on the sensors and how we modify the semiconducting material in the transistor, we can adjust the sensors to sense chemicals or biological material," she said. Bao's team has successfully demonstrated the concept by detecting a certain kind of DNA. The researchers are now working on extending the technique to detect proteins, which could prove useful for medical diagnostics purposes. "For any particular disease, there are usually one or more specific proteins associated with it – called biomarkers – that are akin to a 'smoking gun,' and detecting those protein biomarkers will allow us to diagnose the disease," Bao said. The same approach would allow the sensors to detect chemicals, she said. By adjusting aspects of the transistor structure, the super skin can detect chemical substances in either vapor or liquid environments. Regardless of what the sensors are detecting, they have to transmit electronic signals to get their data to the processing center, whether it is a human brain or a computer. Having the sensors run on the sun's energy makes generating the needed power simpler than using batteries or hooking up to the electrical grid, allowing the sensors to be lighter and more mobile. And having solar cells that are stretchable opens up other applications. A recent research paper by Bao, describing the stretchable solar cells, will appear in an upcoming issue of Advanced Materials. The paper details the ability of the cells to be stretched in one direction, but she said her group has since demonstrated that the cells can be designed to stretch along two axes. The cells have a wavy microstructure that extends like an accordion when stretched. A liquid metal electrode conforms to the wavy surface of the device in both its relaxed and stretched states. "One of the applications where stretchable solar cells would be useful is in fabrics for uniforms and other clothes," said Darren Lipomi, a postdoctoral fellow in Bao's lab and lead author of the paper. "There are parts of the body, at the elbow for example, where movement stretches the skin and clothes," he said. "A device that was only flexible, not stretchable, would crack if bonded to parts of machines or of the body that extend when moved." Stretchability would be useful in bonding solar cells to curved surfaces without cracking or wrinkling, such as the exteriors of cars, lenses and architectural elements. The solar cells continue to generate electricity while they are stretched out, producing a continuous flow of electricity for data transmission from the sensors. Bao said she sees the super skin as much more than a super mimic of human skin; it could allow robots or other devices to perform functions beyond what human skin can do. "You can imagine a robot hand that can be used to touch some liquid and detect certain markers or a certain protein that is associated with some kind of disease and the robot will be able to effectively say, 'Oh, this person has that disease,'" she said. "Or the robot might touch the sweat from somebody and be able to say, 'Oh, this person is drunk.'" Finally, Bao has figured out how to replace the materials used in earlier versions of the transistor with biodegradable materials. Now, not only will the super skin be more versatile and powerful, it will also be more eco-friendly. Source: Stanford University – 22.02.2011. Investigated and edited by:Dr.-Ing. Christoph Konetschny, Materials Consultant, Owner of Materialsgate
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Engineers at UC Berkeley have developed a pressure-sensitive electronic material from semiconductor nanowires that could one day give new meaning to the term "thin-skinned."
"The idea is to have a material that functions like the human skin, which means incorporating the ability to feel and touch objects," said Ali Javey, associate professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences and head of the UC Berkeley research team developing the artificial skin.
The artificial skin, dubbed "e-skin" by the UC Berkeley researchers, is described in a Sept. 12 paper in the advanced online publication of the journal Nature Materials. It is the first such... more
The light, tickling tread of a pesky fly landing on your face may strike most of us as one of the most aggravating of life's small annoyances. But for scientists working to develop pressure sensors for artificial skin for use on prosthetic limbs or robots, skin sensitive enough to feel the tickle of fly feet would be a huge advance. Now Stanford researchers have built such a sensor.
By sandwiching a precisely molded, highly elastic rubber layer between two parallel electrodes, the team created an electronic sensor that can detect the slightest touch.
"It detects pressures well below the pressure exerted by a 20 milligram bluebottle fly carcass we experimented with, and does so with unprecedented speed," said Zhenan Bao, an associate professor of chemical engineering who led the research.
The key innovation in the new sensor is the use of a thin film of rubber molded... more
A team of researchers has developed a new process to make flexible, conducting "nano skins" for a variety of applications, from electronic paper to sensors for detecting chemical and biological agents.
The materials, which are described in the March issue of the journal Nano Letters, combine the strength and conductivity of carbon nanotubes with the flexibility of traditional polymers.
"Researchers have long been interested in making composites of nanotubes and polymers, but it can be difficult to engineer the interfaces between the two materials," says Pulickel Ajayan, the Henry Burlage Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. "We have... more
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From the foundation of the EEA Organization, participation by economics from major Eastern European countries has been the issue of concern. Vienna was chosen as a venue for annual congresses and meetings as central and neutral location. It should be mentioned though that individual membership of economists from Socialist republics was initially impossible. And though the second President of the European Economic Association, Jrnos Kornai obtained a permit for economists from some of these countries, they couldn't pay regular membership fees because of the lack of currency convertibility.
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Pirate tales are all the rage these days, but French cartoonist Lewis Trondheim -- along with creative partner Appollo -- doesn't take the ironic, fantasy route that has proved so popular. With "Bourbon Island 1730," the team has crafted a multi-layered story filled with intellectual depth as it examines the mythologies of pirate life as contrasted with the realities -- good and bad.
The story is taken from real history -- the sprawling tale of Bourbon Island, passed along through the ages as the property of several nations, here a French territory -- and fictionalized. The island was known for its pirate amnesty policy -- the local government saw pirates as trade and business opportunities and wanted to encourage such interactions. This meant a great deal of pirate integration into the population and, eventually, lead to pirates giving settling down their upon making their fortunes. Mix these circumstances a thriving coffee business reliant on plantations and slaves -- as well as settlements of escaped slaves and some ne'er do well pirates stirring things up -- and you have an obscure historical drama begging to be told.
"Bourbon Island 1730" mixes the throngs of the island with two newcomers -- the ornithologist, Despentes, who seeks out a surviving Dodo, and his helper, Raphael, who dreams of adventure. Specifically, Raphael is drawn to the pirate tales that the sailor tells him and fixated on mythical pirate republic of Libertalia -- he sees the pirate life in terms of personal and political freedom and has idealized that strata through his own intellectualizing of their criminal lives.
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A rebellion is dying on Bourbon Island -- pirate leader Buzzard is behind bars and his crusty old associate, Rapier, is traveling across the island to drum up resistance among the ex-pirates who have not found their fortunes as plantation owners. Rapier uses scare tactics wrapped around horror tales of political power that will decimate the free black populations into slavery and wipe out the ex-pirates who side with them in an effort to gather forces among his former comrades as well the plantation slaves, but the fear of what such an attack will bring holds back any fury. A cast of at least hundreds dash through the book, each with a different agenda that often centers around Buzzard's hidden treasure, criss-crossing through the action with dirty under the table deals, abductions and deceptions.
The irony that Bourbon Island may well be Raphael's beloved Libertalia gone awry looms over the story, with the hard lesson that true, compassionate democracy among thieves is certainly a fairy tale.
Trondheim's art is a wonder, portraying the complicated forest landscapes as intricate and stark black and white line work that begins to resemble marks on an old pirate map at a certain point, scratched in with the complicated jungle fauna and vines. Animal heads give even keel to the characters, sometimes making their role in the drama to be a surprise once their identity is stated. "Bourbon Island, 1730" is a graphic novel of great visual and literary maturity, with delights of great subtlety and sophistication and begging repeated readings.
Abandoned Cars by Tim Lane (Fantagraphics)
From its cover image of a depressed guy driving his car in the night to the final page, mapping out Downtown St. Louis, Mo., circa 1895 (for the purpose of giving the logistics for the legendary murder story of Stagger Lee), Tim Lane's "Abandoned Cars" hints that there's something in the air in America -- and it's a bit of a downer.
Lane's collection of short stories and cartoons all center around his idea of "the Great American Mythological Drama," which he ruminates in his afterward. Lane spells it out far more eloquently than I will here, but this is essentially the title he gives to the tapestry of
America characters and archetypes as they are weighed against American realities. This drama is the way a real individual comes up against the idea of America, how they interact with the American Dream, rather than actually being that dream itself. Thematically, this is territory covered in the songs of people like Tom Waits and Randy Newman, the literature of John Steinbeck and Charles Bukowski, the films of Elia Kazan and Martin Scorsese. Lane walks that territory like a young understudy -- if his style and subject matter is a little affected by those who came before him, it's not without its charm. Lane lays it on thick, a poetic goo that he spreads over his short pieces, but that's his way of interacting with his characters, explaining their lives as if they were poetry to be dissected -- and maybe they are.
Lane's collection is split up into several one-offs and a few more continued pieces, all linking together through mood and backdrop -- there are a lot of scummy old men's bars in here, as well as cars at night, and everyone has a lost love and a haunting regret. Lane mixes up the tawdry, sometimes surreal, tales of the misfortune of others with autobiographical interludes that have him chasing the elusive gloom on a freight train, play-acting the lost soul in an attempt to grab onto and feel for himself just what affects the characters and archetypes he chronicles.
In between the stories are funny cut-out dolls of classic American types -- Rockabillies, "Tai Chi Larry" and "Beatle Bob," just to name a few. These playful bits speak to the idea that we all play roles in the drama, but our own personal spins give them an ugly, sad edge.
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Brooke and Ridge's wedding begins, but threatens to end with Taylor and Thorne on their way to tell Ridge; Brooke is pregnant. On their way Taylor has a surprise of her own, by going into labor. Thorne must deliver the baby by the side of the road. Stephanie who is awaiting Taylor and Thorne's arrival looks nervously at the door wondering where they could be. Sally and Lorenzo also want a piece of the action and try to find out what is going on at the wedding, but their source isn't talking. They put their heads together to think up another alternative.
Due to the New Year's holiday, today's regularly scheduled original episode was not shown. Programming will resume on Wednesday, January 2nd with no lost episodes - the action will pick up exactly where it left off.
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Amber fantasizes about the success her new "Ambrosia" line will be to the bottom line at Forrester. Hearing Stephanie call his mother a "whore," Rick angrily confronts her and Taylor and blasts them for badmouthing Brooke. He orders them to leave Brooke's office but Stephanie refuses. Rick reminds her that she's badmouthing the CEO of Forrester and insists that the bed be brought back into the office as a symbol of the success that Brooke is in the industry. He threatens them both and then leaves as Ridge arrives. Hearing what happened, Ridge lectures his wife and mother about the way they treat Brooke but Stephanie urges Ridge to use his new power to make significant changes at Forrester. Ridge admits that he and Eric talked about going back to the classic look of years gone by and Taylor advises them both that she heard people badmouthing Forrester because of Brooke's scandalous designs. Meanwhile, Rick runs home and complains to Amber about the way Stephanie trashed his mother. Bridget pays her mom a visit at the spa and gets off on the wrong foot by talking about how great Deacon is. Brooke insists that she not talk to her husband about her troubles. Bridget then encourages her mother with compliments about her professional life.
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At home, Deacon asked Bridget if Brooke had revealed to her why she's so depressed. Bridget couldn't get an answer out of Brooke. All Brooke hinted at is that she's very ashamed of herself for some reason. Bridget deduced that Brooke's depression was caused by something other than her divorce from Thorne and her recent rejection by Ridge. Bridget was determined to find out why Brooke is so upset.
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"America's Best Leaders" is a collaboration between U.S.News & World Report and the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. The honorees were selected by a committee of government, community, and private-sector leaders convened by the center. U.S. News does not have a vote.
The panel accepted nominations from a wide range of sources and compiled research on each one. The committee defined a leader simply as a person who "motivates people to work collaboratively to accomplish great things." It selected 20 winners, including some teams, from a field of more than 200. The panelists rated the nominees from to 1 to 5 based on how well they met the following criteria:
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Of significant breadth or depth
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The panel decided that some of a nominee's primary accomplishments should have occurred within the past 18 months, and that whenever possible, a nominee should still be in his or her position at the time of selection or have left it within the past six months.
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Warren Bennis Distinguished professor of business administration, University of Southern California
David Gergen Director, Center for Public Leadership, Harvard University
Kenneth Adelman Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations
John Alexander President, Center for Creative Leadership
Bruce Avolio Director, Gallup Leadership Institute, University of Nebraska
Barbara Barrett President, Triple Creek Guest Ranch
Richard Darman Partner, the Carlyle Group; chairman of the board, AES Corp.
Beth Dozoretz Vice chair, Center for Public Leadership Advisory Board
Kenneth Duberstein Chairman and CEO, the Duberstein Group
Paul Fireman Former CEO, Reebok
Walter Fluker Executive director, the Leadership Center, Morehouse College
Bill George Former chair and CEO, Medtronic; professor of management practice, Harvard Business School
Alan Gleitsman (deceased) President and CEO, the Gleitsman Foundation
Ronald Heifetz King Hussein Bin Talal lecturer in public leadership, John F. Kennedy School of Government
Francis Hesselbein Chair, board of governors, Leader to Leader
Ira Jackson Dean, Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management, Claremont Graduate University
Spencer Johnson Author, Spencer Johnson Partners
Rosabeth Moss Kanter Ernest L. Arbuckle professor of business administration, Harvard Business School
Barbara Kellerman James MacGregor Burns lecturer in public leadership, John F. Kennedy School of Government
Rakesh Khurana Associate professor in business administration, Harvard Business School
Rod Kramer William R. Kimball professor of business administration, Stanford University
Tony Mayo Director, Leadership Initiative, Harvard Business School
Georgette Mosbacher CEO, Borghese Worldwide
Larry Moses President, the Wexner Foundation Betsy Myers Executive director, Center for Public Leadership
Nitin Nohria Richard P. Chapman professor of business administration, Harvard University
Kenneth Ruscio President, Washington and Lee University Donna Shalala President, University of Miami
David Shaw Managing partner, Black Point Group
Bill Shore Founder, Share Our Strength
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Michael Useem Director, Center for Leadership and Change Management, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania
Ruth Wageman Associate professor, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
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We welcomed the sun back to Capernwray Hall today as the second week of our International Youth Week draws to a close. Whilst the guests finished the afternoon off playing a game of football in the glorious sunshine one of our photographers managed to get a few shots of the building site from a slightly different angle. You should be able to see from the photos the full span of the corridor wall and also the newly built end wall.
New guests arrive tomorrow for our third and final youth week and we have been told that the crane and steelwork should also arrive on site by Monday. We look forward to bringing you some pictures of that soon.


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OK everyone, Today is the last day to join up or set eggs!!!! and Tomorrow night at 11:59pm ET Time is the last day to enter pics for the broody hen contest. I will then take all of the pics that have been entered and put the pics on a poll to vote on for one week only! The winner will get 6+ serama eggs from crazypetlady!! does anyone know where there is a good place to set up the poll??
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The Washington Post's real estate editor, Maryann Haggerty, and the Local Address columnist for the paper, Elizabeth Razzi, recently had a live chat on The Post's website. Here's the transcript:
Live discussion with Post editor Maryann Haggerty and columnist Elizabeth Razzi
Most pieces in the media cover the overall market condition, so it's interesting getting the press's take on some individual's situations.
It'd be great if they included an agent in one of their chats—I'd love to weigh in on the discussion.


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Subject: | Re: Bug in 2.13.44-1? |
Date: | Fri, 7 Jan 2011 23:10:08 +0000 |
On 4 January 2011 14:47, Tim McNamara <address@hidden> wrote: > Sure, since all of my .ly files fail to compile with 2.12.3 that's easy. > Here's a whole file that fails for me. There's no melody notated as of yet, > which simplifies things. I can't see why you'd be having problems with 2.12.3, but the error message you originally posted concerns the `pop-chords.ly' file. Assuming the file you're using is the same as the example posted here, http://www.mail-archive.com/address@hidden/msg55418.html, the crash occurs in 2.13 due to the change in calling convention for chordRootNamer: it takes two arguments rather than one. If you change the following line, #(define (chord-name->pop-markup pitch) to this, #(define (chord-name->pop-markup pitch lowercase?) your files should compile cleanly. Since you're getting crashes without an explicit \include for pop-chords.ly, it would seem this file is being included in another file (or you've set it up to load automatically). Cheers, Neil
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I love your photos and I look forward to your presentation at my Camera Club on May 13th.
Cool App and great photos! I can't believe I'm three years late to your Virtual Exhibit Opening!
Thank you for not overworking everything with HDR. These are some of the best landscapes I have seen in a long time.
Beautiful exhibit, Ed. And "Great Job" instructing at the special event late November. You have really given me direction and inspiration to produce images like the ones you display with my new TAMRON lens. Can't wait to see more of your work!
Wonderful set of images. The Jefferson Memorial is my favorite. This is also my favorite memorial in D.C. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing all the helpful info. I love photographing sunsets, never seen one like yours.
Thank you pitbullprovost! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a kind comment :-)
br549 Love the lighting on all the photos and what a variety. I need to work on natural lighting shots more with people.
Very nice Ed, the east coast is quite the beautiful place for a photographer. Great job. Sean
Thanks for selecting to follow my galleries. Looks like we have the same interests in landscapes. Love the winter waterfalls. Unfortunately in Georgia I don't get that opportunity.
Hi Wil, I haven't had a chance to process anything yet but we ended up at the Columbia River Gorge... As soon as things slow down I'll be editing and posting a few new images from the Tetons, Washington and West Virginia. Ed
Hey Ed. When are we going to get to see some of your photos from your field trip from the 4C's Convention? Where did you end up going to?
Beautiful work Ed, I just wish you would have the camera settings that were used. Helps out us beginners!! Either way, exceptional!!
Thanks Geminiroze, I really appreciate the nice comments. You can also get some great waterfall images on a nice soft overcast day. Best of Light, Ed
WOW..Beautiful photos Ed. I really LOVE the waterfalls. I haven't done much waterfalls photos. Did a few back in Dec of 2006 and then finally got another chance just a few weeks ago. I had to buy a nuetral density filter for my camera to take photos of wa
Great use of light! Early morning light! Early evening light! The Golden Hours as they say.... Great use of a photographers tool that...Well, actually comes free every day! Regards, Wayne
Hi Kathy and Thank You! Keep working at it and with practice it will become easier to see and capture light... Ed
Absolutely beautiful pictures, these are the kind of pictures I strive to take, but I am not there yet.
I like your photo specially the one with blue bell ( I Think) and a bit of a misty background
So beautiful,and breathtaking.I wish that I could shoot like that. You are Blessed,Thank you.Never the less it takes a lot of hard work.And you are very good at it.Again thank you.Phil Mills
Hi Willcando, Thank you very much for the visit and kind words! I've been doing photography since my high school days but started teaching and shooting professionally now for 10 years... Ed
Hi Ed, Amazing color and composition in all of your work. I enjoyed every shot. Had to recommend your gallery to my friends. How long have you been doing Photography? Thank you for the Eye candy.
Beautiful and inspiring work,Ed.Thanks for sharing your knowledge as well as your incredible images! Mike
WOW! Beautiful & inspiring!!! I hope to visit back there one of these years! GREAT WORK!
Thank you Ed for your Great Photo's I can aways learn something about composition.
Thanks everyone for the kind comments on my images! I truly appreciate them all :~) Best of Light, Ed
Fantastic shots! I love the early morning light, just wish I was more of a morning person!
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