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Special effect panorama of Denny & Aurora (SR99) → One of the cameras I use to shoot many of my VR panoramas is a motorized, high-resolution scanning back camera called a Panoscan MKIII. I can utilize the unique aspects of this camera to produce interesting panoramas that can’t really be achieved with any other equipment. The example below was created by shooting approximately 50 high-resolution 360-degree images over a span of about 2 hours. These images were then stacked in such a way to ... tags: denny, panorama Posted at VR Seattle on December 5, 2008, 6:15 am [no title] → Fun Stuff To Do This Weekend!There's some good sexy stuff happening around town this weekend. First, on Saturday, it's PLAYDAY! What's that, you ask? Playday is a once-a-year event at Seattle's historic 1st Ave peep show, the Lusty Lady.What is a peep show? Is it like a strip club? No, it's a place where one stands in private booths and feed coins into a slot to watch sexy nude girls dance through a glass ... tags: sexy nude girls, private booths, rope bondage, holiday bonus, playday, girls dance, working girls, sexy action, lusty lady, sexy stuff, glass box, wet spot, peep show, hourly wage, sex workers, hot seat, glass window, nice thing, dressing room, cool thing Posted at Mistress Matisse's Journal on December 5, 2008, 3:09 am NUTRIT 202: Smart machine for smart card applications → The dot com boom has led to the retail world to experience this ‘electronic wallet’ era. Credit cards are used world-wide for payment and if you are not accepting Credit cards you can loose your customers.
Stop your search for credit card processing machine as NURIT 202 is smart machine just for you. NUTRIT 202 is all in one an elegant, sophisticated and merchant friendly PIN Pad that Lipman has specially introduced for ... tags: smart card applications, electronic wallet, accepting credit cards, credit card processing, smart machine, retail world, pin pad, nurit, lipman, boom Posted at Credit Card Processing: Product Reviews on December 5, 2008, 3:04 am links for 2008-12-05 →
Play Rhythm Games using any MIDI Instrument
(tags: guitarhero rockband)
tags: rhythm games, midi instrument, nplay Posted at CasdraBlog on December 5, 2008, 3:04 am Mr Smith doesn’t go to Washington → A thought experiment that occurred to me this morning.
What if some member of the chamber of people’s deputies decided not to take his seat in Washington, instead taking his oath in his state capitol or home district, and managed his constituents business from there? Yes, it’s kind of a whizzy sci-fi idea where someone replaces human interaction or proximity with tech.
Flaws:
legislating is about deals and favors: hard to consummate those without personal contact
proximity still matters: ... tags: thought experiment, mr smith Posted at A Crank's Progress on December 5, 2008, 3:03 am attention to detail? → Someone who rails against, well, everything shows his usual rigor by misspelling his own name.
tags: rigor, attention to detail Posted at A Crank's Progress on December 5, 2008, 3:03 am 温碧霞深V露背亮相 陈小春以眼神赞其漂亮 → 早前Irene应《东南劲爆音乐榜颁奖典礼》之邀,远赴福建颁发“最受欢迎男歌手(港台)”奖项,而得奖者是在内地十分活跃的陈小春,Irene说:“自己回内地工作,经常见小春,虽然他在香港好像很安静,但我知他很努力打开内地市场,见到Fans支持他,好开心。”当小春在Irene手上接过奖项时,... tags: irene Posted at Capital Hacks on December 5, 2008, 2:04 am Steve Rosen: ‘You Hate Me, You Really, Really Hate Me’ → I know a few of my readers will appreciate the dark humor of this:
You remember the Sally Fields ga-ga Academy Award speech: “You love me; you really, really love me.”
Well, Steve Rosen has done the reverse and managed to lump me together with M.J. Rosenberg and Justin Raimondo as “three who hate” his blog. That’s probably the only time in each of our lives we’ll be mentioned in the same sentence, since we’re not exactly ... tags: justin raimondo, steve rosen, j rosenberg, sally fields, dark humor, academy award Posted at Tikun Olam on December 5, 2008, 1:14 am Lips: Holiday Music → Content: "Blue Christmas"Price: 180 Microsoft PointsAvailability: Not available in India, Japan or KoreaDash Text: [ESRB: T (Teen) MILD CARTOON VIOLENCE,MILD LYRICS,SUGGESTIVE THEMES,USE OF TOBACCO] Purchase this Premium Song to add "Blue Christmas" as performed by Elvis Presley to your Lips library. You’ll get the song’s track, chart, and lyrics. A Lips game disc is required to play this downloadable content. Once your purchase is complete, go to Get Music in the game, and then add ... tags: music content, holiday music, lips Posted at Xbox Live's Major Nelson on December 5, 2008, 12:15 am Demo: BIOHAZARD (Japan only) → Content: 「バイオハザード5」デモPrice: FreeAvailability: Only in JapanDash Text: [CERO: D] 「バイオハザード5」の体験版。一人でのプレイだけではなく、オンライン協力プレイ、画面を分割してのオフライン協力プレイも可能。 Click here to add this to your Xbox 360 download queue
tags: xbox 360, xbox, demo, japan Posted at Xbox Live's Major Nelson on December 5, 2008, 12:15 am From Mumbai to Hebron, Hate Speaks the Same Language Regardless of Religion → Tonight, I heard Rabbi David Rosen speak at a remarkable conference, Religions as Promoters of Human Rights and Peace (pdf), organized by the Jewish Studies program at the University of Washington. He is the director of interreligious affairs for the American Jewish Committee and unlike David Harris and the rest of the AJC crowd, Rabbi Rosen is a truly humane, forward-thinking individual who seems unprepared to blame any particular religion or ethnic group for all ... tags: rabbi david rosen, rabbi rosen, jewish studies program, american jewish committee, chief rabbi, israeli arab conflict, interreligious affairs, david harris, ethnic group, seven months, promoters, generosity, mumbai, religions, university of washington, human rights, crowd, peace, ireland, religion Posted at Tikun Olam on December 5, 2008, 12:14 am Twits du Jour → [@375]Twits du JourWe're at Applebee's. Must be Thursday night. #So, the US auto industry big wigs drove hybrids to D.C., saved a few carbon miles. Haven't they heard of carpooling? #Erik's Tumbles: Mibbit.com - Easy and fast Webchat: Does IRC chat pretty well too. tinyurl.com/69ymhw #Erik's Tumbles: Smart Solutions: Delta Faucet: I’m a pretty big fan of their H2Okinetic s.. tinyurl.com/5kfl2o #Erik's Tumbles: BlackBerry Storm Scratch test…. tinyurl.com/6mn4jd #Erik's Tumbles: GNUnet: GNUnet is a free ... tags: delta faucet, smart solutions, twits, applebee, auto industry, webchat, hybrids, wigs, thursday night Posted at Erik's Weblog on December 5, 2008, 12:05 am attention to detail? → Someone who rails against, well, everything shows his usual rigor by misspelling his own name.
tags: rigor, attention to detail Posted at A Crank's Progress on December 5, 2008, 12:03 am Amo il formaggio! → For Kirk ;-)
To quote Wallace, of Wallace and Gromit:
I’m just crackers about cheese, Gromit!
tags: wallace and gromit, formaggio, amo Posted at Transcendental Floss on December 4, 2008, 11:13 pm At the Crossroads: Slovenian Cinema at NWFF → Ask anyone you know to list countries with a strong filmmaking tradition and they’re probably not going to mention Slovenia. Slovenia’s a small nation with a population of just over half that of the city of Los Angeles, a language spoken only by its inhabitants, and a long history of being incorporated into other countries and/or empires. It was only as recently as 1991 that Slovenia finally achieved independence. Slovenes have been ... tags: filmmaking, crossroads, cinema, tradition Posted at seattle metroblogging on December 4, 2008, 11:11 pm Surfwise → Film #56 for me this year was Doug Pray's Surfwise.My NetFlix rating: 3.5 starsJamie says: Them Paskowitz's is some strange cats. And the cameo from The Flys? Too cool for school.RIYL: Documentaries, way down down down in this Subbacultchawisefilm.com/">Official siteRotten Tomatoes reviewsWikipedia tags: paskowitz, flys, cameo, documentaries, tomatoes, cats Posted at I Am The Rain King on December 4, 2008, 11:06 pm Great Wild North → Wow.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has extended the life of his minority Conservative government until the new year after Governor General Michaelle Jean today granted his request to suspend Parliament.
recedented decision after a lengthy meeting with Harper this morning at Rideau Hall.
Her consent to prorogue Parliament means the work of the Commons has been discontinued, allowing Harper’s Conservatives to escape a confidence vote next week that would have meant the defeat of his government.
Okay, obviously there’s ... tags: governor general michaelle jean, rideau hall, unprecedented decision, stephen harper, conservative government, prorogue, parliament, new year Posted at HorsesAss.Org on December 4, 2008, 11:06 pm [no title] → I need a pedicure.Long day, emergency meeting with emergency managers, much driving, good conversations, good lecture, good dinner.I'm pooped.I cannot fathom that this time next week I'll be in London.JK -- do some groundwork for me. I'm sorry that we are not there at the same time, pish posh on work travel restrictions.later,nm tags: emergency managers, work travel, travel restrictions, groundwork, conversations, london Posted at flora and flying on December 4, 2008, 11:05 pm VIA for Friday, December 5 →
Muslims miffed by Osama Bin Lego. Mohammed Shaffiq, of Muslim organisation The Ramadhan Foundation, branded the toy “absolutely disgusting”. He said: “It is glorifying terrorism — the makers should be ashamed." Would that Shaffiq and his ilk spoke out so forcefully against Islamic terrorists that are not toys. OrderBrickArms "White Bandit" HERE [VIA Larwyn]
's a green thing. You wouldn't understand. Green on Green Violence @ Milloy's JunkScience.
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia. And Juan ... tags: tough guy actors, lego mohammed, american manhood, mantyhose, store aisles, alfredo garcia, 2blowhards, junkscience, militant islam, american foreign policy, radical islam, male actors, free radicals, ramadhan foundation, islamic terrorists, julio garcia, neuters, eratosthenes, foggy bottom, gurlz Posted at American Digest on December 4, 2008, 11:03 pm Mr Smith doesn’t go to Washington → A thought experiment that occurred to me this morning.
What if some member of the chamber of people’s deputies decided not to take his seat in Washington, instead taking his oath in his state capitol or home district, and managed his constituents business from there? Yes, it’s kind of a whizzy sci-fi idea where someone replaces human interaction or proximity with tech.
Flaws:
legislating is about deals and favors: hard to consummate those without personal contact
proximity still matters: ... tags: thought experiment, mr smith Posted at A Crank's Progress on December 4, 2008, 11:03 pm Xbox LIVE scheduled maintenance → On Friday December 5th from 2:00 AM PST for up to 15–minutes, Xbox Live will be offline for scheduled maintenance. As a result, Xbox LIVE and the ‘My Xbox’ section of Xbox.com will be unavailable, and the Xbox forums will be in read only mode (you won’t be able to post.) The remainder of Xbox.com will be available with limited interruptions.
tags: xbox live, xbox Posted at Xbox Live's Major Nelson on December 4, 2008, 10:16 pm Shenae Grimes Getting Shannen Doherty’s Reputation →
Like Shannen Doherty on the original series, Shenae Grimes plays a character on 90210 who’s sweet, Midwestern and new to Beverly Hills drama. But according to the gossip mill, the actress Shenae Grimes isn’t a stranger to being dramatic at all.
Maybe she’s a lot more like Shannen Doherty than we think. Perez Hilton reports that the 90210 star has a major rep among her cast mates for being completely intolerable. ... tags: word diva, cast mates, perez hilton, gemini awards, shenae grimes, shannen doherty, 90210, beverly hills, gossip, stranger, actress, reputation, proof, canada Posted at TV Envy on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am Wednesday Ratings: Angels and Reindeers Score for CBS →
CBS surprisingly did well yesterday without its usual Wednesday lineup. The network’s night of variety - Rudolph, Grammys, Heidi - ended up taking the night’s demos. Meanwhile, crime-free competition helped NBC pick up a rare win with the viewers.
8pm
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (4.2/12 in 18-49) drew in 11.7 million.
Christmas in Rockefeller Center (2.2/6) had 10.4 million feeling festive.
Approximately 6.7 million watched the debut of Secret Millionaire (2.3/7).
Pushing Daisies (4.9 million, 1.5/4) was ... tags: cbs, angels, score Posted at TV Envy on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am Concerning the pro-Prop 8 editorial in the UW Daily, the ensuing backlash from the Stranger and others, the protest on Friday, and life in general on the UW campus → Show of hands, UW students/faculty/staff: Do you even read the UW Daily?
Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post’s poll.
I’m willing to bet that most of you only read it when there’s nothing else to read, or when you’re in some campus waiting room and it’s that or a 1987 admissions pamphlet for the College of Forestry. And even then, you probably flipped a coin ... tags: show of hands, backlash, faculty staff, stranger, protest, poll, campus show Posted at seattle metroblogging on December 4, 2008, 10:12 pm 温碧霞深V露背亮相 陈小春以眼神赞其漂亮(图) → 早前Irene应《东南劲爆音乐榜颁奖典礼》之邀,远赴福建颁发“最受欢迎男歌手(港台)”奖项,而得奖者是在内地十分活跃的陈小春,Irene说:“自己回内地工作,经常见小春,虽然他在香港好像很安静,但我知他很努力打开内地市场,见到Fans支持他,好开心。”... tags: irene Posted at Capital Hacks on December 4, 2008, 10:04 pm Report: Sarkisian Coming to Montlake → ESPN is reporting that the next football coach at the UDub will be current USC associate head coach/offensive cooridnatior Steve Sarkisian.
He is 34, of Armenian decent, and quaterbacked the Saskatchewan Roughriders from 1997 to 1999.
Steve Sarkisian, Don Wakamatsu, Jack Zduriencik. Enough! Our spell check can't wait for Jim Mora.
Steve Sarkisian Wikipedia page.
Bob Condotta's Seattle Times Husky Blog.
tags: associate head coach, saskatchewan roughriders, don wakamatsu, n nhe, steve sarkisian, jim mora, seattle times, bob condotta, espn, football coach, udub, wikipedia, spell check, montlake, husky, blog Posted at Seattlest.com on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am Infrastructure as Job Engine → I see that Sound Transit is touting the Mountlake Terrace Freeway Station as a job creation engine:
The new station will enable ST Express buses to provide service to Mountlake Terrace, where Community Transit’s new park-and-ride garage is set to open Feb. 8. This project will give commuters more choices and make our highways and bus access routes more efficient and safer. This project will also create dozens of new jobs to benefit our economy.
To my ... tags: creation engine, community transit, st express, mountlake terrace, sound transit, job creation, freeway, buses, infrastructure Posted at Bruno & The Professor on December 4, 2008, 8:04 pm Galactic Mail → The galaxy ain't big enough for two logistics companies.
Galactic Mail is a project by Jonathan Vuillemin AKA Motraboy Douglas Lassance, AKA Asterokid; produced at The Mill in 2008.
tags: galactic mail, logistics companies, vuillemin, galaxy, jonathan Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Seinfeld - Penis vs. Brain → Jerry is conflicted about his relationship with an actress. An organ to organ chess bout ensues.
"It's like my brain is facing my penis in a chess game... and I'm letting him win."
tags: chess game, chess, actress, penis, brain, relationship Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Human Giant: Will Arnett Sex Tape → A disturbing exposé on the paparazzi and the lengths to which they will go to reveal the private lives of celebrities.
tags: private lives, human giant, paparazzi, sex tape, will arnett, celebrities Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Tommy Boy: Top Ten Best Scenes → Ten great scenes from the 1995 movie Tommy Boy, staring Chris Farley, David Spade, Brian Dennehy, Bo Derek, Dan Aykroyd, Julie Warner, Julie Warner, Zach Grenier, James Blendick, Clinton Turnbull, Ryder Britton, Paul Greenberg, Graeme Millington, Michael Cram, Dean Marshall, Trent McMullen, Philip Williams, David 'Skippy' Malloy, Roy Lewis, Austin Pool, William Dunlop, Jack Jessop, Michael Dunston, David Hemblen, George Kinamis, Dov Tiefenbach, Mark Zador, Helen Hughes, J.R. Zimmerman, Robert K. Weiss, Reg Dreger, Lloyd ... tags: dov tiefenbach, lorri bagley, michael dunston, adrian truss, marilyn boyle, camilla scott, jerry schaefer, zach grenier, michael ewing, mark ingram, brian dennehy, dan aykroyd, paul greenberg, david spade, david hemblen, rob lowe, lynn cunningham, corey sevier, helen hughes, dean marshall Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Buddy Guy: At Home and Acoustic → Seventh Hour Blues Magazine Presents Buddy Guy. Featuring Buddy at home talking about how he performs through the crowd and sometimes pays a visit to the Ladies room via his wireless guitar. Also included is a short clip of Buddy playing "Big Leg Woman" on Acoustic. A song he did with Muddy Waters on Muddy's album "Folk Singer" Get the whole video and interview with the purchase of the Buddy Guy issue of Seventh Hour ... tags: leg woman, blues magazine, buddy guy, ladies room, folk singer, muddy waters, crowd Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Human Ancestry Made Easy → This video traces our migration out of Africa and explains, through DNA evidence, how humans colonized the world. It is the 9th part of the Made Easy series of videos that shows the evidence of our origins, from the Big Bang onwards.
(Music: Allegretto by Bond and The Ballad of Henry Darger by Natalie Merchant.)
tags: ballad of henry darger, human ancestry, natalie merchant, dna evidence, n music, allegretto, out of africa, big bang, origins, migration Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Ted Talks: Richard Preston: Climbing the world's Biggest Trees → http://www.ted.com Science writer Richard Preston talks about some of the most enormous living beings on the planet, the giant trees of the US Pacific Northwest. Growing from a tiny seed, they support vast ecosystems -- and are still, largely, a mystery.
tags: us pacific northwest, giant trees, richard preston, writer richard, tiny seed, science writer, pacific northwest, ecosystems, ted, mystery Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Daito Manabe: Face Dance → Daito Manabe is a Japanese artist and programer who has figured out a way to make his face involuntarily dance to music: by using electricity. Each beat hits a different part of his face with a quick shock. The result is disturbing, yet highly entertaining.
tags: using electricity, face dance, japanese artist, programer, shock, music Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Sooner or Later - The Nazis' Time Machine → At the end of World War II the Nazis build a time machine. This technology would enable them to snatch victory. However, nobody knows what will really happen if they succeed.
tags: world war ii, time machine, nazis, victory Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:09 pm Greg Palast on Iraq, Haliburton, Deceit → From the investigative journalist Greg Palast who cracked the Florida recount case, Exxon Valdez and Britain's lobbygate.
Here he discusses Iraq, The companies that profited, Bush-Saudi ties and more.
tags: greg palast, exxon valdez, investigative journalist, haliburton, exxon, deceit, ties, iraq, bush Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm Law and Disorder in Philadelphia → The intrepid Louis Theroux does his thing in one of America's most dangerous cities. This latest investigation by Louis is certainly his riskiest yet.
tags: louis theroux, dangerous cities, philadelphia Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm Jamie Foxx: Brady Bunch → Making any song good enough to make love to.
tags: brady bunch, jamie foxx, love Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm Human Evolution Made Easy → The evidence for human evolution. Part 8 of the Made Easy series, which traces our origins from the Big Bang to the human migration out of Africa.
(Music: Astor Piazzolla's Libertango performed by Bond.)
tags: astor piazzolla, human migration, human evolution, n music, big bang, out of africa, origins Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm Andy Rooney on Bill Gates → One of Andy Rooney's 60 Minutes segments comparing his old typewriter to the several computers he's owned.
tags: andy rooney, old typewriter, bill gates, 60 minutes, segments Posted at MilkandCookies on December 4, 2008, 7:08 pm 2008 Holiday Gift Guide: Monster Beats by Dr. Dre studio headphones →
We’ve been big fans of the Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones since we first got our hands on them. They’ve got a nice style, with a hip-hop vibe, and a fantastic noise-canceling feature. The earcups are surprisingly comfortable, and fold away on the inner side of the glossy black headband, which can then be stored in the included case. The Beats by Dr. Dre studio headphones do requier two AAA batteries for the noise ... tags: studio headphones, holiday gift guide, dr dre, monster Posted at Gear Live on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am Hot rumor: iPhone coming to Wal-Mart at $99 →
Now remember, this is a rumor, but our friends over at the Boy Genuis Report are saying that they are hearing rumblings that the iPhone will be hitting Wal-Mart soon, and the price is going to be $99 a pop. Now, we’ve heard these Wal-Mart and iPhone rumors before, and we are almost certain that the iPhone will be hitting your local Wally World soon. However, the word here is that you’ll be able to ... tags: boy genuis report, iphone, rumblings, wal mart Posted at Gear Live on January 1, 1970, 12:00 am Legal News - LexBlogosphere:12/4/08 → A lot of miscellaneous posts from many of the mainstays today. Take a look, make a comment. To jump in here, follow the likes of Victoria Pynchon and David Austin by taking a current event or another blog post then providing your own take on it.
Executive Oder Yanks Scores of Federal Workers From Collective Bargaining - The blogging constitutionalists at the American Constitution Society in their ACS Blog
... tags: american constitution society, peter rost, constitutionalists, pynchon, current event, commish, mintz, management consultant, legal news, collective bargaining, yanks, acs, fda, victoria Posted at Real Lawyers Have Blogs on December 4, 2008, 6:12 pm |