Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
diapers
7th generation diapers discounted on amazon right now.
(155ct – Size 3) – $49.99
-Save 5% with Subscribe & Save
-Save 15% with Amazon Mom
-Click 10% Off Seventh Generation Coupon
Final Price = $35.99
(155ct – Size 3) – $49.99
-Save 5% with Subscribe & Save
-Save 15% with Amazon Mom
-Click 10% Off Seventh Generation Coupon
Final Price = $35.99
Saturday, January 26, 2013
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Monday, January 7, 2013
Saturday, January 5, 2013
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
drea
you should be able to order these now and have them arrive in time with normal shipping. just click through the links to add to cart.
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
pike's peak
Two of each of the makeups, 1 of all the others. Order should look like this:
Order Summary
Items (11): $150.46
Shipping & Handling: $23.20
Super Saver Discount: -$13.84
Total Before Tax: $136.32
Estimated Tax To Be Collected:* $0.00
Order Total: $136.32
Saturday, September 15, 2012
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Libby, Orange you glad that I saw your FB post?
What kind of shirts are you looking for? A few examples, but with more definition, I can probably find something more like it.. And you help me out by using these links too...
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Friday, December 30, 2011
Thursday, December 29, 2011
I was just discussing with a friend of mine, and fellow photographer, Deana, the downfalls of being cheap and having a crop sensor camera. Guilty, guilty, and guilty again.
Check out her sites, some serious talent in the make there. Go check out her website! http://www.ddelvecchio.com
The whole concept of crop sensor cameras is that they are significantly cheaper than full frame cameras. For example, the 5D Mark II is a full frame camera that came out in 2008, retailing for around $2,175. One step down, with a crop sensor, is the EOS 7D, which came out in 2009, retailing for around $1,350.
The major downfall of having a cropped sensor is that a lot less light is hitting the sensor, and you're trying to get the same amount of detail, color, and light on about 30% less sensor real estate. With modern technologies, the sensors have been getting more and more sophisticated, and better at getting the data that it needs on a smaller sensor. This major difference is also shown in the sensor size of point and shoot cameras. Those are even smaller than the cropped sensor SLRs, and it becomes obvious when trying to take darker pictures.
One of the results of cropped sensors is magnification. The same lens on a cropped frame sensor is much further zoomed in than on a full frame sensor. So that nice cheap 50mm f/1.x prime portrait lens that everyone raves about is rather useless on a cropped frame sensor, and one needs instead to opt for a slightly more expensive 35mm lens to get the same effect and zoom on the cropped frame sensor SLR as the full frame sensor does with the 50mm.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
I've decided to start food blogging.
Check out tastegasm.blogspot.com until I can actually get an address attached to it!
Expect to see more posts here as well.. My creative juices are starting to flow, and once the gates have been unleased, there will be no stopping it!
Check out tastegasm.blogspot.com until I can actually get an address attached to it!
Expect to see more posts here as well.. My creative juices are starting to flow, and once the gates have been unleased, there will be no stopping it!
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