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That is a leash so the lit'l beastie isn't pulling the scooter or are you sad for him because he is not up in the hills confusing the heck out of the sheep?
kinda relieved no ketchup sale today. finally ordered myself a new UPS. APC1500
for some reason craving strawberry cupcakes this morning.
i should use up my chocolate baking supplies so i can restock fresh. plausible deniability.
is there a subtle difference tween shan't and won't?
why is it won't and not willn't?
won't, shan't wouldn't?
dawwww cute ponyshoes, buster browns? tee hee
my tax refund usually comes february. i have my w4 set to send extra tenner a week to my taxes, so hopefully is enough for crossgrade.
Feb a big month for me, turn 53, 14 year anni at dayjob, 21 years in my current apt.
7 years to retirement.
few extra database projies at work
Totally missed the leash. (*blush*)
And I guess I misidentified the equine too. But apparently before the guy purchased the personal transport vehicle he was using that horse and its legs telescoped down a couple of feet, so still sorry for the horse. 
But the sheep theory is pretty good too. 
Dana
fall foliage puttin on quite a show
complaint - dress i bought turned out to be poser dynamic http://www.daz3d.com/aurora-dress-for-v4-antonia-miki-3-and-cookie
something that should mentioned in product dercription, would think.
Compatible Software: DAZ Studio 4.9, Poser ?? really?
grump - working tomorrow. on a Monday
...I've heard this instrument many many years ago back when it was maybe at about 60 -70% functional. Still was quite a sound.
It began life as the organ built for the 1904 Worlds Fair in St Louis by the Los Angeles Art Organ Company. At the time it had a "mere" 10,000 pipes but still was one of the largest and most expensive instruments in the world, in fact it's cost, 105,000$, bankrupted the builder. It was bought by John Wanamaker in 1909, moved to his new emporium in Philadelphia and in 1911, made it's debut. In spite of it's immense size it had difficulty filing the huge atrium properly with music and thus underwent two expansions bringing its tonal resources to the present 28,500 pipes. Today the instrument has over 725 stop tabs on 11 different divisions comprising 431 ranks with the lowest sounding stop in the pedal division being the 64' Gravissima (you would actually "feel" more than hear this). The lowest octave of notes however, are not actually produced by a pipe 64' in length but involves a technique called a "resultant" where a second set of pipes tuned one fifth above the primary note also sounds giving the acoustic illusion of being an octave lower). It is now on the historic register and valued in excess of 57$ million. The entire instrument weighs in at 287 tonnes, about as much as 15 city transit buses (the console alone weighs 2.5 tonnes).
However, there is one even larger not far away in the Atlantic City auditorium which is a most impressive instrument with 7 keyboards (a couple of which have a wider key compass than the standard 61 notes most organs have) 1,235 stop tabs (852 speaking stops), 449 ranks, and just over 33,000 pipes which is currently undergoing a restoration (see Figs 1., 1a., and 1b. below). The original design was for over 43,000 pipes but cost and space restraints dictated a more "modest" sized instrument. This organ is one of only two in the world with a true (full) 64' stop (64' Diaphone). Another remarkable stop is a pure trumpet toned pipe called an Opheclide which is on 100" of wind pressure producing 130 db at 1 meter distance, (if you stood in the same pipe chamber with it was said to have the earsplitting volume of six ofthe msot powerful locomotive whistles). Sadly the organ still in a sorry state of disrepair being only about 25 - 30% playable. Most of the damage was caused by a hurricane that hit Atlantic City in 1944, but years of plain old neglect and carelessness also took their toll (the 64' Diaphone and 16' Opheclide however are now playable). As I mentioned there is an active restoration movement underway to bring this monstrous muscial marvel to full life again.
Fig. 1 and 1a Atlantic City Console
Fig 1c. The 32' diapasons of the pedal division.
only took an hour to iray render
Could you report it, please?
ja. asked for a refund too.
caffeeeeeine
Sunday Cup of Joe:
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Dana
Morning. There is a stiff breeze off the bay stirring treetops and waving flags and blowing some feeble looking stormclouds around a bright blue sky, guess it might be cold without a sweater on today :)
watching andromeda episodes. there a purple lady with a tail
...that's Trance Gemini. She goes through a bit of a change as the series progresses.
...just under 32 hours from now my morning inbox should finally drop to something much more manageable. Can't wait.
...ugh don't like it getting dark earlier now. 16:12 and sun has almost set for the day.
...anyone hear anything from Serpent as of late?
i hope she keeps her cuteness.
"hee hah, hee hah"
"i'm glad one of us is enjoying ..."
stiff? breeze should relax
can't remember 25 cent coffee. my venti latte this morning was 5.25
I remember in the mid-'50s when coffee was a dime (10 cents) per cup in a restaurant. Hershey chocolate bars were a nickel (5 cents) as was a 6 ounce bottle of Coca-cola and you got a penny back when you returned the empty bottle. A decent automobile could be bought new for under $2000. A house for under $10,000
However, considering inflation has increased by 8 to 10 times since the mid '50s that would make a car about $19,000 and a house about $90,000, coffee about a dollar, a Hershey bar about 50 cents, and a coke the same.
I also remember at a wild in the fields early major '70s pop festival (The 2nd Atlanta Pop Festival) that a couple of semi truck loads of Coca-cola was unloaded in the field and piled up into a big pyramid. Distribution of the six-packs of cans was handled by the entrepenurial method of charging $1.00 for a six-pack and letting the naked tripped out concert goers sell the six cans individually on their travels through the crowd at a quarter (25 cents) per can making 50 cents for each six pack they sold. The more you could carry, the more you could make. Since the temperatures were over 100F all three days, the Coca-cola pyramid didn't last long and the ambitious entrepeneurs made enough money to buy more drugs, mostly pot, LSD and speed. A quarter for a can of warm coke is just about the right price when you're hot and high.
At the time (1970), an ounce of half decent pot averaged about $15 to $20 and the pills were only a couple dollars apiece. And I've just recounted about all I remember from the early '70s.
Truth!
You look like a squirrel with a tail like that.
The new Ambient Online album hasn't got a track by him so I guess he isn't being active right now :)
That all sounds great to me, sometimes I have fourteen jobs in a year ;)
crispy leaves on the ground, i can hear the squirrels sneaking around before i see their bushy tails
they haz an important job in the ecosystem, burying tree nuts, cleaning up the sidewalks, those nutz are there trip us