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Poor man's plasma tweeter

Sorry to hear it, Steve. May we all be so fortunate to live to 92 and have a grandson like you.

Thanks, Anurag. It feels wonderful to be through it. What I actually finished was the post-defense edits, so it's ready for publication today. Of course, even if it wasn't I'm the sole copyright holder, so I could send it to whomever I so chose. I'd be happy to send it over your way. You could count yourself in the esteemed company of myself, my wife, and my defense team as one of the <10 people who will ever read it (God willing.)

My mount plate is very steady. It has no problem holding my D90 and a heavy lens.

Glad you enjoyed it.

The only decent smallish tripod is the gorillapod, though be warned that it works better wrapped around something than it does with the legs bent into a tripod shape. Nonetheless, should work well for the S95.

I am satisfy to banning you.

I made labor "inequal distribution of labor breakfast burritos". Yesterday I rendered lard for the tortilla dough, and today I realized I was out of potatoes so I cooked up some frozen Ore-Ida tater tots and threw them in. Turned out delicious. Not sourdough waffle delicious, but better than the construction workers across the street can buy out of their roach coach.

I could have just read the EXIF data, of course.

That's not a bad shot, CJ. Usually, when you take a high ISO long exposure shot like that, you get a lot of noise. I thought you had some fringing on a part of the tube, but it looks like it's a green reflection. You're either forcing the ISO down, or the S95 is a very good camera. probably some of both.

1) Took some speed [ATTACH=CONFIG]4045[/ATTACH] 2) Bought some beer [ATTACH=CONFIG]4046[/ATTACH] 3) Did Some Work [ATTACH=CONFIG]4047[/ATTACH] All in all, big day.

A used pair of quietcomforts would seem to fit the bill, no? Perhaps they're not "respectable", but they are circumaural and comfortable. I wonder if their noise cancelling algorithm would be effective on the interstate, though, as they seem to be tuned for jet engines. Honestly, aside from the Bose the only noise cancelling headphones I can think of are the Audio Technicas, and I've not heard them.

heaviest driver yet. it's a revolution.

I am sure Thor's hammer will fall on this, one way or another.

Also download Jazz at the PWNshop.

Tell her if she comes to CO I'll buy her a drink. Otherwise, no dice.

I don't think she's 100% human. She's a super hot something else, which must be where the weirdness comes from.

Then you'll be pleased to note that he's still a regular contributor to the Sunday times and cohosts "Used Car Roadshow". Jason Dawe

I have a decent roomba, reasonably new, and love it. I bought it to help kickstart a wootoff, and to give to my wife. The trick is to use it frequently, like every single day. Give the place a really thorough clean, then schedule it to run every day and it will happily maintain that level of clean. Just empty it out every night. You do have to keep stuff off the floor, of course, but that's not too bad. You end up spending 5-10 minutes a day, and having a clean place all the time. If you're observant of routine, I'd say go for it.

Get the JH5s, even though the isolation is so so. Drums, as you may have heard, are LOUD. Wear the JH5 and put some shooting earmuffs on over them if you're tracking non-electric drums. For the electric kit, the isolation blocks out the thudding sound well enough (tested today at GC with my JH13). They do get a little slippery when you sweat, however.

Does it perhaps "taste" shiny?

As I neglected to mention in my first post, I didn't read everything you wrote, and also I'm dumb

^^ Love it.

The HE-60 is also, without a doubt, the most comfortable headphone ever conceived. That has to count for something.

BJC does video.