 bear regarding camera geeks and needing the best equipment. Back in the day I set my self a challenge to try and take a decent photo with the worst camera I could find. Polaroids were too cool and I heard a story of an International photographer who shot a campaign on disposables - so they were out, I wanted something more restrictive. Manchester Piccadilly train station had a passport photo booth on the concourse which was a proper old-school, film booth that kicked out a strip of four prints from four photos. My go-to gal back then for any crazy ideas was Emma (still is really seeing as I married her!) So off we toddled with a pocket full of coins and a bag of grip and stuff and set up camp amongst the commuters in the station. £3.50 The first four shots were effectively a strip of four light tests. The booth was left unmodified and Emma did shots leaning forwards, back and side then centrally to see what we were working with. 3 minutes The white background was horrible, the light was far too hot on Emma’s forehead and the sweet spot was where you’d expect it to be, right in the middle. Though Emma was sat very high…  The stool was lowered and Emma powdered the hell out of her forehead. A bit of direction and £3.50 Much better! Stool was dropped right down to try and loose the edge of her top and her hair went back. The 2nd shot I really liked (the 6th in total) so we then played a bit more with mood and hair and posing. £3.50 Ooooh the last shot of the four, 12th shot in total was the one for me so far. So different hair, different moods and pushing the poses next… £3.50 Not feeling these as much. Time for hair down and really push the poses, foot on stool and bring the knee into shot. £3.50 None of these worked as well as the 12th shot for me so that was it… About 30 minutes, £17.50 and a few funny looks! On the way home I went via my local lab and got them to do a drum scan of the 12th shot which I then retouched and you can see the final shot below. It’s got this lovely soft feel to it. A few weeks later I went back with another model called Sheree and replicated the whole thing again and got another nice shot from it.
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A gorgeous Green Season in Kenya
Many see the couple of months known as the ‘long rains’ a less than perfect time to visit. In some ways, we see their point; most of our guests are craving some rest, relaxation, pampering and, if they come from England or USA, some well needed sunshine after a long, cold winter!
But, in our opinion, the months of April and May, better known as the ‘Green Season’, can be a magical and exciting time to visit.
Kenya’s dry and desolate landscape of only a few weeks before is magically transformed into a green, lush wilderness, alive with animals, birds and beasts. Rivers flow for the first time in months, and green grows tall providing delicious fodder for animals such as antelope, giraffe and zebra. This in turn allows for more, and sometimes better, viewings of big game including big cats, elephant and rhino. With less guests travelling to Kenya during this time, game viewing is an intensely private experience.
During this time, lodge rates are lower as demand is lower and excellent value for money can be found. Borana Lodge, which sits on Borana Conservancy, is an excellent stop over for guests enjoy a safari in Kenya during the Green Season. With a couple of hours rain the morning, the rest of the day is sunny and warm. In the evening, each of the Borana Lodge cottages has a fire lit to keep away the chilly night air – a true luxury!
Have a look at this sample itinerary to see the best of what Kenya has to offer during the Green Season here.
📸 Borana ConservancyPleural effusion associated with primary lymphedema: a perspective on the yellow nail syndrome.

A 28-year-old woman with bilateral pleural effusions and generalized, primary lymphedema beginning with facial erysipelas at 6 years of age is presented. The pleural effusions were exudates with 250 cells per mm3, 92 per cent of which were lymphocytes. Lymphatic stasis was demonstrated by persistence of the blue dye in the dorsa of her feet 3 months after a lymphangiogram of both lower extremities, pelvis, and abdomen. Her nails were not remarkable. Our patient represents the twentieth recorded case of pleural effusion in association with primary lymphedema. Women have been afflicted more than twice as often as men, and the age of onset has varied from birth to the eighth decade. Yellow dystrophic nails may precede or follow lymphedema or the pleural effusion and have occurred in only 11 of the 20 patients.01-22-2017
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I am creating model using PMI so that it would be completely Model Based Definition.
I have created the center marks and a centerline using commands available within PMI application as shown in the attached image of this post.Now I want to create Bolt Circle Centerline, Its available in Drafting application. I did not find such option in modeling application. One workaround will be create sketch and show it but this will not fulfill the MBD requirement.Is there any way/command available so that I can create Bolt Circle Centerline in modeling application.
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01-23-2017
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NX12 will include a PMI Bolt Circle.So you think they will open up the section from Duquesne to the Waterfront in spring 2011? Then open up the sandcastle section in the fall.
Or will they just hold off and open up everything next fall.
Next to the Waterfront entrance ramp across from the storage facility, the bed is in place. It apparently just needs paved to connect it to the already paved section of trail that connects to the Whitaker Flyover Bridge. With the bed in that condition I would guess they are planning to pave that soon.
There is a little bit of paving to be done to connect up with the flyover bridge ramp. Again, it’s an easy enough thing that could be done soon.
On the other side of the flyover bridge, the dirt has been packed down and, from what I’ve heard, it’s in much the same condition for the length of the Gas Pipeline segment. I’m not sure what needs to be done. Are they going to just pave it, do more work and then pave it or are they going with a crushed limestone surface. I’m guessing it will be paved.
I don’t know what the latest is at the Port Perry Flyover but I might guess it is similar.
With that, I see no reason why the section of trail between Duquesne and the Waterfront shouldn’t be completable by the end of the year.
From what was said at the press conference, It sounded like they were going to start rolling with engineering and as soon as they had that worked out, starting with construction. The hope is to have it done before the park opens in April. If not, construction will be shut down until after Labor Day when they will have 2 months to finish up before the 11.11.11 deadline.
If they get the engineering done quickly, I think it could be done before spring.
I think if they get the section to Duquesne finished before the Sandcastle section, they’ll open it. They won’t wait for the whole trail to be finished (just as they opened the Riverton bridge before there was any trail to connect to it on the north).
But for them “finished” won’t just mean a rideable surface. They’ll likely wait until all the fencing and such is in place too (especially where their agreement with the property owner specifies fencing).
Last I heard, the estimate for the section from Homestead to Duquesne was February 2011.
Kordite, About two weeks ago I road the section of incomplete trail to see how it was going. They have 1/10 mile paved trail after the Port Perry Flyover (on the side closer to kennywood). The gas pipeline section was leveled dirt.
I knew people had been on Gas Pipeline section, I just couldn’t get there because there was a fence blocking that side of the Whitaker Flyover. If there is pavement on the Port Perry side, then I expect the rest will eventually be paved as well.
Wonder what happened to 1ronyman2. Poor dude. He's been dark for over a week.

Position: QS - 300x dual verticals Jan 15 -50c/75c, -75p/45p using Robinhood margin glitch

He would have gone from up like 500 a contract to down 175 per this week, but I'm pretty sure he would've been assigned on all 1.5MM worth of -50c though since QS skew is pricing in borrow fees. Borrow fees probably murdered him over the weekend.

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