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(the never ending SSv3 thread)
Could this thread's length be closing in on the Roland VR-09 thread?
Only you can make it happen Dave
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....I was just going to say , a hole would be easy...
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That fourth bridge is spectacular! , imagine if it was gold plated
(I always have impossible ideas :-)).Brett
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Great shots Bill!.
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Very entertaining when one reads about that guy Musk , huge xwife payoffs etc
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Of course I meant Nikola Tesla , not that overpriced overcomplicated electric car that only a few millionaires would buy.
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Absolutely Brilliant Concept , the mind that came up with this rivals Tesla.
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I've been thinking about attaching an old set of 14" Fender tilt-back legs I have laying around (I think DanL first mentioned that idea a few dozen pages ago).
If they could be set out far enough from the cabinet with a spacer to accommodate attached 12" tall deflectors when they're folded in against the cabinet (attachment idea also first mentioned by DanL, I believe), the legs could be deployed first to tilt it back, the deflectors deployed next . . . and it would start to look like some sort of solar collector/generator device (befitting of the "SpaceStation" nameplate). So now I'm thinking sheet metal or aluminum wings . . .
Seriously though (not that I'm totally joking about building a space station SpaceStation), some really good ideas floating around here for when a back wall or side reflective surface isn't available. Thanks.
I definitely wouldn't use metal wings , they can vibrate and transmit - even cause unwanted noise.
(the crocodile think tank
)Brett
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As close as I can get for a macro from my $250 Samsung
.... (measures 30mm diameter) This is very impressive when you click on it to go into Flickr , and then magnify it! I'm pleased! .Denise & Antony & Dandelion 006 by brettymike, on Flickr -
If you click on the photo , you can really zoom in on it at Flickr - really cool site.
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It's as easy as falling off a log >
1. Go into flicker and click on your photo you want to send here
2. When you click on your photo , you will see a sweeping arrow at bottom right
3.Click on the arrow and choose BBCode & 1024 x 768 in the box , right click to "copy" the blue code
4.Click "reply" here at this site -so the cursor line is flashing, then right click "paste" here.
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(More like a Bantam Rooster ;-) )
Well , these macro shots are great! , more than I can do with what I've got ...sniff.
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^^ Use Flickr , it's a piece of cake easy.
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Firstly , the woodpecker (especially) looks like a stuffed dead thing out of someones attic.
When weasels attack , they sink these teeth into the neck of their prey and hang on like a dog with a bone > http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_0SFysZh3Drs/SJCQsQ_yIBI/AAAAAAAAAIM/Ry3J6b8tuIg/s400/+weasel+teeth+2463.JPG
And the BBC??
......won't say anymore about them.Brett
Hmmmmmmmmm........interesting, but I am not entirely convinced....... The weasel must be hanging on in the manner you suggest, or he would have fallen off. I wonder what other people think ......... The pic still looks genuine to me, but It is entirely possible that I am extremely gullible...........One thing I do know: should I ever visit your part of the world, I will stay well clear of your attic!
We won't go near the attic , there are 6" spiders in there.
I will pick you up from the airport , and take you on a cool tiki tour to see the golden rivet
......Mike W. , experts have said it's another shop job , and I have zoomed into the picture myself and seen the weird grainyness around the edges of the bird and weasel - which is NOT hanging on for dear life or attacking with it's jaws holding tight.
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Firstly , the woodpecker (especially) looks like a stuffed dead thing out of someones attic.
When weasels attack , they sink these teeth into the neck of their prey and hang on like a dog with a bone > http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_0SFysZh3Drs/SJCQsQ_yIBI/AAAAAAAAAIM/Ry3J6b8tuIg/s400/+weasel+teeth+2463.JPG
And the BBC??
......won't say anymore about them.Brett
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It is not often that a photo is so unusual or good that it makes the news in its own right, but this happened today. In the unlikely event that any of you missed it, here it is: Fake fake fake , not you xknuckles , the amazon photo
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The Peddlers were never "corny" , - just a fantastic band of great musicians in anybody's language , with Awesome songs .....
How anyone could have missed hearing them is beyond me.
They used to be played on the radio , but never enough!.
All musicians should read the story here at least > http://www.royphillips.org/then1.html
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No one has posted 'Girlie' yet?! - a masterpiece , and one of their best! >
< Beautiful!!Brett
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Incidentally , you don't have to be an organ fan to be a fan of the Peddlers....
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Just got to this thread , and can't believe some people haven't sort of heard of them before , they were absolutely fantastic , with a sound of their own ....
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What a beautiful Hawk! , very dapper
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I presumed it would have to be 5000 mostly empty seats.
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That's a beast of a speaker driver for it's size , and huge magnet.
Definitely a no nonsense unit.
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(I always have impossible ideas :-)).
The Big Photography Thread
in The Big Picture
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Fascinating photo and amazing subject Ken, wood that doesn't rot!
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