Everything posted by n_maher
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On Bacon
The flow chart no page 5 is awesome.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Jacob, I'm not all that familiar with Portland but have some friends who've spent a lot of time there so I'll try to get you some info soon. There are certainly great places to visit in Portland (the old port, specifically) and a whole lot more within easy driving distance: two examples would be Portsmouth, NH about an hour to the South and Acadia National Park a bit over an hour further up the coast. If you do swing down towards Portsmouth I'll give you my contact info, that's where I work 5+ days a week. I should also be able to give you some off the beaten path beaches to visit as well if you want to chill out during the day time. Good seafood won't be hard to come by.
- Happy Birthday Scott!
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Happy Birthday, Justin!
Happy Birthday Justin!
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Storm Watch
A band of storms just rolled through, not nearly as bad as yesterday but still enough to overwhelm the storm drains and cause limited, short-term flooding. Seems to be over for now although looking at the radar map a cell is pretty much right over my house...
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Storm Watch
For the second day in a row yesterday my region was hit with intense thunderstorms that dropped more than an inch of rain in 30 minutes. My office had 4 inches of water in parts of the first floor and the whole island lost power for over an hour. It's pretty difficult to lose power when commercial power is your backup power and you have your own power plant. Not good. Nothing so far today...
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The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.
Yikes. File a police report?
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Coffee Drinkers? (or other hot beverages)
I got my shipment from Bisbee today, oh mama that's some good smelling coffee. Looking forward to the first cold-brewed batch this weekend.
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Coffee Drinkers? (or other hot beverages)
Yes, cold-brewed coffee rocks. I just ordered a pound of the peaberry and sidamo, looking forward to some non-starbucks beans.
- Happy Birthday 909!
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Stax Teflon Jacks - More of them
[2] pro, [2] normal for me please.
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Which Cooking Are You?
I should try to get her to try them again. Next time I make these I'll make half and half so I can eat the corn if she really doesn't like them.
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Which Cooking Are You?
Yes, the wife does not like corn tortillas. . They were still excellent, if non-authentic.
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Which Cooking Are You?
Enchiladas Verdes with chicken - I marinated the chx in lime juice, olive oil and a few spices and the sauce is made from the homemade salsa that I made yesterday.
- Happy Father's Day!
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Streaming wirelessly to PS3
Shelly, Might be worth trying power over ethernet type devices if the wireless performance is unacceptable.
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What are you EATING right now?
Not quite yet but just made some fresh salsa for later.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Congrats Dinny!
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And now what did you do TODAY?
If only its function were that simple. I haven't felt entirely well for a few days so with a little luck I'll feel good enough to have a nightcap tonight.
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And now what did you do TODAY?
Built a little spreadsheet at work. The main function looks something like this: =IF($D6>V$5,0,IF((DATEDIF($D6,V$5,"m")+1)>$G6,0,((IF(V$5<$D6,0,IF($B6="DB",VLOOKUP($G6,DB!$B$3:$BD$9,IF($D6>V$5,0,DATEDIF($D6,V$5,"m"))+2),VLOOKUP($G6,DBB!$B$2:$BD$9,IF($D6>V$5,0,DATEDIF($D6,V$5,"m"))+2))))*$C6)-$U6)) I need a drink.
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What are you listening to Part the Third
^^^ Approve! Me: Metric - Synthetica
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Sigur Ros - Valtari
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Happy birthday digger945 and jantze!!
Happy birthday guys!
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What are you listening to Part the Third
Hell yes, I need to find this.
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The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.
Dinny, To shoot action you have to get out of Auto mode, for sure. There are Scene modes in the D7000 and one of them is sports so you could try that but otherwise at a minimum you force the camera to shoot at much higher shutter speeds than it would normally select. The easy way to do this is to jack the ISO (which is one of the great strengths of the D7000) up to something like 3200 or probably even 6400 and then shoot in Shutter priority mode with the shutter set on 1/500 or something like that. I'd then take a few test shots in various lighting conditions and see if I was getting any underexposed results. The other way to do it would be to again set the iso as previously mentioned, run the camera in Aperture priority and run the lens wide open or one stop down (to get a bit better sharpness, but that'll vary by lens) and again shoot some test shots to see what you're getting for shutter speeds. The first method is the most likely to freeze action but may result in underexposed images, the second will get you proper exposure but might slow the shutter to the point of not freezing action. Anyway, I'm a crackerjack at recommendations but also suffer from forgetting 99% of this shit when I go to shoot.