unformation

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alternate title: what's black and white and unread all over?
i stopped buying newspapers years ago.
i think i probably wouldn't have noticed this arrangement if i hadn't seen flickrfanmk2007's picture yesterday.
the candle flame gutters. its little pool of light trembles. darkness gathers. the demons begin to stir. - carl sagan

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alternate title: what's black and white and unread all over?
i stopped buying newspapers years ago.
i think i probably wouldn't have noticed this arrangement if i hadn't seen flickrfanmk2007's picture yesterday.

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i was fiddling around with my remote live view on the 40D again last night -- it was a full moon, after all, and i do have a tradition of photographing the full moon. i mounted my little white onto the 40D, set it on the tripod on the balcony and connected it to my computer with two USB extensions.
you can really see the moon move on the EOS utility magnification window... and i got this idea for something a little different.
the offspring suggested i make some moon candy:

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yesterday mr.g presented me with this LG M2794D monitor (which doubles as a TV) -- and i went from seeing my pictures on a 15something inch laptop screen to 27''!
my personal favorites flickr slideshow looks awesome.
the picture is not too clear -- i softened it up because the depth of field on the pixels was distracting...

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susan sackett, author of several books, including inside trek, and gene roddenberry's executive assistant for 17 years, chats with d.j. grothe on point of inquiry. she discusses what star trek is truly about -- it was a great podcast to listen to.
i also saw that the post's commentators complain about the latest star trek -- i've posted my review here.

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i wanted a perfect ending.
now i've learned, the hard way, that some poems don't rhyme, and some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle, and end.
life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next.
delicious ambiguity.
- gilda radner