I don't understand why you thought my logic was bad
Your statements didn't point out in any way in which the SD was physically
different from the CF.
Godfrey's did.
Kenneth Waller
- Original Message -
From: John Celio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: How does one unlock an SD card??
What makes the American public health system, so much better than any
other countries?
Never said it was so much better, but here in the Detroit area we hear
horror stories about Canadians having to wait for years in the case of
specific medical procedures. Also hear of Canadians coming to
when push comes to shove and these SD cards
and receptacles get abused, what pins
fail, the receptacle pin or the card pins or both?
If the camera receptacle pins fail that's very
bad, if its just the card pins, well that's much
more tolerable I would think
jco
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JCO,
You're blowing things far out of proportion. The focus feel of the A
lenses is very similar to the M's, K's, and screw mounts, especially
when you start comparing to the higher quality A's. Your comparison
to the 50's is flawed. And focus feel is less of an issue in these
days of
Historically under English Common law, it's a right. After Centuries of
attempts at limiting this right, and in specific opposition of the
attempts by Charles II and James II to disarm all but those who
supported them, it was revitalized in the English Deceleration of Right
of 1689. (This by
I hit my target, that's hand gun control. Any other kind is false security.
David Savage wrote:
My point is, I happen to believe in controls on handguns.
Dave
On 1/10/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I could say, and your point? However in at least one case that's not
true.
I don't understand why you thought my logic was bad
Your statements didn't point out in any way in which the SD was physically
different from the CF.
Godfrey's did.
I assumed anyone who cared would have seen the differences by now. They're
pretty obvious (to me anyway) if one takes a
A 9mm makes a nice rat killer. ;)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not anti-firearms, but I am anti-hand guns (and to a lesser extent
semi-automatic rifles/shotguns). They have one purpose, and one
purpose only, to kill people.
Cheers,
Dave
On 1/10/07, P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: P. J. Alling Subject: Re: PESO - American Fence
Hand guns don't cause crime, if that were true once Great Britain banned
all hand guns, (and made shotgun ownership much more difficult), violent
crime would have been eliminated,
Lawyers?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What makes the American public health system, so much better than any
other countries?
Cheers,
Dave (I have no idea how the system works in the US)
On 1/10/07, Kenneth Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's pretty much like being American, but with
At 4:04 PM -0500 1/9/07, Walter Hamler wrote:
The comet is visible near the Western Horizon right at and after sunset.
Been cloudy here too but supposed to clear later today. The thing is moving
into the Southern Hemisphere skies in a few more days so the folks down
under should get a nice view!
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From: Gonz Subject: Re: PESO - American Fence
Straw man argument, Peter.
Gun crimes are more likely to end up with the victim being more seriously
hurt or dead than other types of weapons crimes, and can be used at range
where the victim has less chance of
John,
I found a job.
I'm now a Sign Maker at a place nearby called Signs That Sell. I start
tomorrow at 7:30. AM. I haven't had to be up that early every day since
high school. It'll take some adjustment, but I can deal with it. I'm a
little sad that I couldn't find a job at
Hi!
Mark Cassino wrote:
Borrowing Doug's words, I'm a reformed photographer.
Before that, even though Alan Greenspan reverts to single syllable words
when he hears me say it, I was a Banker.
These days I work for a non-profit that provides guardian, conservator,
and other advocacy
My brother asked one of his clients how she met his law partner: He
defended me when my husband died - of infidelity.
On 1/9/07, Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Savage wrote:
Just like guns don't kill people.
Guns _don't_ kill people ... it's those pesky bullets! :-)
Or, as
Hi-
I have a new K100D, and am looking for a fast, wide (roughly 12mm) lens.
Any suggestions?
I've been thinking about the 16mm Zenitar fisheye lens. From what I
have seen, it comes in several versions. As a Pentax K mount, with
the aperature lever, and an M42 screw mount, amoung others.
On Tue, 09 Jan 2007 22:35:10 -0500, Adam Maas wrote:
Potentially, since their lens protocol is a fairly blatant copy of the
EOS protocol. IIRC they originally tried to licence EF mount. got turned
down and decided to use a K-mount derived Bayonet on a mount that's
otherwise EOS. Sigma-mount
Hey John
If you send me a .zip file with the source code in C or C++, I'll see
if I can build it for Mac OS X.
G
On Jan 9, 2007, at 2:24 PM, John Francis wrote:
Recent discussions here about Lens Identification, and
inquiries about the cumulative frame counter, prompted
me to revise my
Bob, I love your style!
LOL.
England, of course.
A civilising force for the good of all mankind. Welcomed with open
arms the world over for several hundred years, our friendly dominion
was universally loved by the people of all nations who invited us to
govern their helpless little
Guys,
The more you engage him in discussion, the more ridiculous it will
become.
The FA35/2 AL is a different, and better, optical formula than the
older 35/2. That's not to say that the M/A35/2 is a poor performer or
that the A35/2 that's for sale is not a good lens.
I don't give a damn
M42 lenses are have to be stopped down to taking aperture via a
manual switch on the lens. If the lens does not have one, you have to
jam the pin so that they stop down. A drop of crazy glue or peening
the stop down pin will permanently fix it in stop down mode.
But the Zeni 16/2.8 is a
Cotty wrote:
On 9/1/07, William Robb, discombobulated, unleashed:
Wasn't that way previously. Immigrants came to the U S of S quickly became
Americanized.
Americanised :-0
Will turned American do, please?
;-)
Boris
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Tom C wrote:
Then it really becomes a simple thing to dislike them.
-Brendan
My point was that people often dislike each other because of misconceptions
and wrong perceptions. We often find that when we get to know someone that
we are more alike than different, whether it's our next
Hello there, Ladies and Gentlemen of this wondrous thread.
frank theriault wrote:
On 1/9/07, Kenneth Waller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't hate foreigners, but I detest their efforts to bring their country
with them.
Don't think country, think culture.
Everyone who's come to North
Hi!
K.Takeshita wrote:
I think I understand what you are trying to say but you cannot quite say
that in a direct way due to a sensitivity issue, can't you?.
I once worked in the U.S. and have a lot of friends there. So, I respect a
lot of things good about America.
Having said that, I think
On Jan 9, 2007, at 3:23 PM, David Savage wrote:
(and I mean
lenses like the FA20-35 here, as opposed to the DA21... not monstrous
things like an FA*200/2.8 ... ;-)
It isn't that big.
LOL ... I relayed one from here to my friend in Gloucester. Lovely
thing ... and huge. I'd never carry
Hi!
- Original Message -
From: P. J. Alling Subject: Re: PESO - American Fence
Hand guns don't cause crime, if that were true once Great Britain banned
all hand guns, (and made shotgun ownership much more difficult), violent
crime would have been eliminated, in fact it
On Jan 9, 2007, at 3:06 PM, jim wrote:
Buy Pentax lenses. They're better performers, 99.9% of the time
anyway. The Pentax FA24-90/3.5-4.5 AL would be an excellent choice
for a lens in this focal length range.
Thanks.
tho with digital, I will also need a very wide lens to cover from
On Jan 9, 2007, at 5:44 PM, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
... I am quite in the minority as a technical photographer as
opposed to an artsy photographer. Most are the latter and whatever
looks good is acceptable. I find it difficult to trust my own
sense of
quality, so I resort to objective
Paul,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
America before the Europeans was no Eden. There was an interesting
article in the New York Times a couple of weeks ago concerning the
mythology of the native Americans vs. the reality. The reality, in
many cases, was rape, child molestation and sacrifice and
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