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I'm not doubting you, but could you point to a link or document that explains/supports this?

Thank you. That was an interesting article. Well-written.

Perhaps you could have it delivered to your office, or neighbor's house, or somewhere else where the drivers won't have to "honk the horn". Let us know how this all turns out.

Looks to me like it's already been converted. You can see where the metal just to the left of the prong has been filed/ground off.

These rules are very specific, and easy to understand. According to the above rules, that would not be allowed . . . Does it matter what I or anyone else think? The rules state...

I'd say this lens will be released on March 22, 2012. Let me know if I win anything.

She would NOT have made a Paypal payment. But she would have E-Mailed you a phony Paypal statement, saying that she had, indeed, paid up. It's not hard to make a phony E-mail purporting to...

you could use one of these: http://www.collectiblecameras.com/images/P/Slave-Ph-01.jpg

I've used this in the past http://www.powerdatarecovery.com/

I took just over 10,000 so far this year, and have kept about 300.

Oooh, geeeez I think Ron and mike are one and the same person. So he's now replying to himself.

This sounds fraudulent, at the very least unethical.

I shrink the picture and add a border to it. The border will be behind the matting and that way you won't lose any of the picture.

With a triple-axis level, you can still level the camera in portrait orientation.

jeez, you get some constructive feedback, but all you can do is get all weird and aggressive about it. I happen to agree that there's room for improvement. You should at least listen when...

They're delicious fried. There's a recipe here: http://bertc.com/subfive/recipes/hornworms.htm

Read my post again; I never said curved horizons are "inevitable". But using a cylindrical projection is surely a possible cause of this. Actually, it is almost certainly the reason for the...

That's probably a cylindrical projection. That's why the sky is not straight. It also explains why you're not seeing this: "pushes the subjects in the middle too far away". Assuming the...

What about the work of the hairstylist? And the clothes designers? They may also have claims to their work.

It's the aperture opening/closing (completely normal).