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Chancey snoozing with her new Christmas friend.

Yes, Quad was indeed excellent... lord he became skinny for that role. But for me, Val climbed onto my top 5 list with that one.

It just contained "nothing". I don't know, can't explain it. Jeff did an awesome job. Some of the lines were exactly how it was in the original, which was a proven recipe.... but it just didn't do it for me. Val Kilmer in Tombstone is one of my all time favorite movies.

I feel asleep 3 times..... I personally thought it sucked. I've seen absolutely ever single western out there (albeit I don't like the horse-tripping days). I can quote John Wayne (and Clint for that matter).

This talks a little about GFCI and has a link on how to install one. I did it, and I'm still alive. Glad everything went well for you Meowy. http://www.lionfishlair.com/fire/fire.shtml

What's up? Can ya tell us what's wrong with him.

Those are good filters. Yes, you can buy them anywhere. I pretty much get them off auctions.

You can use a remote or corded shutter release. Or the timer function on the camera. I use a corded. Yes, use the UV filters. They'll protect your lens. What brand UV filter is it?

I always have to tell myself before a new camera/lens arrives "Stay calm. You will learn the camera." I miss so many great photo ops during the first month where I'm always saying "I would have gotten that with the old camera". Then all of a sudden you even learn the sound your shutter needs to...

You'll learn it... just keep playing. I'm on a sugar high just from looking at those pictures.

Ya, I could see the light coming in from the side. More light on the stage would have been the key. Was it really at 9am or do you need to set your camera clock.

You know those irritating people that are on foot in the aisle and in front climbing around with their camera... that's where you needed to be. I can't say an unattached flash would ever reach the stage depending on what you got and where your sitting. How bright were thouse lights around the...

Well, the lighting was an issue here. The darker ones, your flash went off, but you're too far away from the stage for the flash to reach. Look at how it lit up the back oh the heads of the audience. That's as far as your flash will reach and the distance you needed to be to take a properly lite...

Sweet.... It takes awhile to "learn" a new camera. I cry for about the first month cause I think my pics look like crap when I get a new one.

Good Lord! That's awesome rock. It's been a long time since I've seen it look like that. Once upon a time it's all you can get.... now-a-day everything looks like it's a hair away from being base rock.

I rarely have paper money. The only time I do is when I go to work because of the vending machines. If the machine suddenly spat out $20 dollar bills, I would take it and run.... they owe me at least that much from all of the money I've lost in their machine while trying to get my midnight Mocha...

Quote: Originally Posted by DragonZim Hope nothing ever goes wrong with any component, since you lose the whole PC. One of the reasons I never liked the all-in-one computers that built everything into the screen like that. Yup... a con for sure. But the All-in-One is also the main Pro if...

I bit of difference from the netbook I have been using that is there on the desk to the left!

I went Mac..... 27" LED All-in-One screen. i7 with 8GB of RAM.

That's a nice lookin' fuge, Hon.