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Cockatoos weeding onion grass.
These helpful chaps decided to snack on some starchy onion grass bulbs inn the front lawn.
Oh Schmidt . Sting Pain Index
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schmidt_Sting_Pain_Index The descriptions of the various pain indexes are like wine descriptions.
When The Arctic Ice roads fail, send in the Blimps.
Discovery Air and HAV have signed a tentative deal that both companies hope to finalize in 2012, followed by the first delivery of airships in 2014. http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/story/2011/08/26/nwt-discovery-airship.html A British manufacturer hopes to build a fleet of airships for Yellowknife’s Discovery … Continue reading
Coffee Jerks
A series of 1950s/60s-era coffee commercials edited down to just the moments when the guys were the biggest jerks to their wives about coffee.
Roman Calender
‘The lovely people on my LibraryThing group solved my missing calendar problem super-quick!\r\n\r\nThe calendar was supported by Penn State and is no longer active However, it does still exist in a web archive here. So today is Ante diem VII … Continue reading
New Avatar: The last Airbender Series focusing on the character of Korra.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legend_of_Korra
Christopher Nolan (Director of “The Dark Knight” ) on 3d and prime lenses.
http://theplaylist.blogspot.com/2010/06/christopher-nolan-tested-3d-conversion.html While Nolan told the audience that “I’m not a huge fan of 3D,” he did go on to reveal, “We did tests on “Inception” to look at the post conversion process, and they worked very well. It’s quite easy … Continue reading
Photojojo » Get Greater Depth of Field with the Brenizer Method
Photojojo » Brenzier Method Tutorial. CC Image by mccun934@Flickr.com Photo taken with the Brenizer Method. The top link is to an article on how to create an image with an extremely shallow depth of field.
Webcomics to read..
Sam and Fuzzy Ninjas, Mafia, Sidekicks. Platinum grit Supernatural Scots. Scary go Round English muffins. Return To Sender : A dead webcomic that is nonetheless quite interesting. Hark a Vagrant A historic account of ficitional accuracy.