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Khloe kardashian unseen pic Images and Photo gallery

Nikon D700

Nikon D700





Nikon D700 Key Features

12.1 megapixel full-frame sensor (8.45µm pixel pitch)
Image Sensor Cleaning (vibration) *
ISO 200 - 6400 (with boost up to ISO 25600 and down to ISO 100)
Also supports DX lenses, viewfinder automatically masks (5.1 megapixels with DX lens)
14-bit A/D conversion, 12 channel readout
Same ultra-fast startup and shutter lag as D3
Nikon EXPEED image processor (Capture NX processing and NR algorithms, lower power)
New Kevlar / carbon fibre composite shutter with 150,000 exposure durability *
Multi-CAM3500FX Auto Focus sensor (51-point, 15 cross-type, more vertical coverage)
Auto-focus tracking by color (using information from 1005-pixel AE sensor)
95% coverage, 0.72x magnification viewfinder *
Auto-focus calibration (fine-tuning), fixed body or up to 20 separate lens settings
Scene Recognition System (uses AE sensor, AF sensor)
Picture Control image parameter presets
5 frames per second continuous with auto-focus tracking*
Optional MB-D10 Battery Pack (same as D300), increases burst rate to 8 fps *
UDMA compatible single CF card slot *
3.0" 922,000 pixel LCD monitor
Live View with either phase detect (mirror up/down) or contrast detect Auto Focus
Virtual horizon indicates if camera is level (like an aircraft cockpit display)
HDMI HD video output
'Active D-Lighting' (adjusts metering as well as applying D-Lighting curve)
Detailed 'Control Panel' type display on LCD monitor, changes color in darkness
Magnesium alloy body with connections and buttons sealed against moisture
Improved Info display on main screen *

smells like caffee

It was around 10, this Sunday morning, me and Sats were late for the car free day, and decided to find a nice place for chitchatting and having breakfast. I remembered a place that we haven't visited on Dago street called The Harvest, so we went there cycling and whoaaaaa...!! what a nice place.. ^o^

The Harvest is a pastry shop. They have so many kind of chocolate-based foods.. Buns, biscuits, cakes, ooohhh so lovely..!!! Hey, you can see that they have gift packages too.. It would be nice to have a cute little teddy bear that hug a pack of chocolate, don't you think? :)

Chocolate is one of my favorite and this place is definitely goes on my favorite list! I'll show you why...

Yuuhuuu.. because their chocolates are just G.R.E.A.T..!! Yum yuuuummm.. :D
We had a chocolate bun, a smoked beef and cheese rissole, and one tiramisu cake. Well yeah, that was too much for a breakfast for two of us, but they were just too good to ignored.. :P

The harvest has some coffee-based beverages too, but unfortunately, I must say, they were not as good as their chocolate. I didn't tried out the espresso but my cafe latte was just mmmm.. good enough. So does the cappuccino. I hardly smell the coffee, it was just caramel.. Wait, I didn't order caramel, I thought I said a vanilla cafe latte.. Anyway, it wasn't bad at all.. ;)

and then there were raining for hours.. We decided to have lunch there too.. Sats choose an aglio olio fettuccine while I had a cream of chicken soup. They both taste great! With nice garnish and cute tableware. I like a cafe or restaurant that pick some good stuff for their place. For me, that means the owner loves the place.. :D

The Harvest is not a new one actually, they have some stores at Jakarta, one at Surabaya and the one here in Bandung is the new one. I haven't travel a lot this couple of months, but I've heard that they have a good reputation at Jakarta, as one of the best cake shop in town. I couldn't agree more, I can say that The Harvest is one of the best here in Bandung too.. ;)

So, when you go travel to Bandung, don't forget to come to The Harvest and try them out..?! Hey, almost forgot to tell you, they have ice creams too.. and a wine bar upstairs.. I should try them out later..

Bandung - The Daily Photo

This yellow crown margarita is giving her charm to all creatures around her. This kind of margarita can be found everywhere arond the city. It is one of the 'official' ornament which can be found at small city gardens at most of intersections in Bandung.

  One corner at Bandung Super Mall (BSM), the largest mall in Bandung located at Jalan Gatot Subroto at South of Bandung. Before I moved to Cimahi, Patricia and I used to go to this mall. That time we bought everything for our daily life in this place, since they provide almost everything here.

  Finally, I really want to introduce our princess, Aita, to all of you. She is 5 year-old bird hunter, naughty! She becomes one of our reasons to laugh every day. Being a very good friend of ours, she always praises us every time we arrive at home. Her hobby is exploring the pines forest close to Lembang, 20 km to the north of Bandung.


This DVD black market, Kota Kembang at Dalem Kaum, was closed a couple months ago by the police. But when Patricia and I just passed by this place yesterday, they open it again! Kota Kembang was full with people hunting illegal DVDs, no, the legal one! :).

A collection of colorful dolls sold at Parijs van Java. A colourful life!

A night situation of another corner at Parijs van Java, full of lights here and there. PVJ is becoming the most favorite place to be visited in the weekend. I have to admit that they have a great concept of open air mall, and people love it!

The first thing that attracted us, Patricia and I, when we entered Fuego, the barbeque and grilled restaurant at Cihideung, was a beautiful wooden ceiling. This restaurant was newly opened at 2nd of June 2008, so it was the main reason why we choosed barbeque as our lunch. An open air concept gives a fresh environment and we enjoyed it very much. We ordered ribs, and guess what! Delicious! Fuego (spanish: fire) just gives more life to Cihideung. Though, I don't know why they tagged this restaurant in Spanish.

Mary Anderson as Perdita

Mary Anderson as Perdita 

Henry Van Der Weyde was a son of Doctor Peter Henri Van Der Weyde. After service in the American Civil War, Henry emigrated to England, where he became a pioneer in taking photographs using artificial light. In this 1887 photo, taken in London, he shows American actress Mary Anderson as Perdita, daughter of Leontes, King of Sicily in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. It is from the collection of the Library of Congress. 

Grito de Dolores, 200 Years 

A portrait of Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, the Mexican priest whose Grito de Dolores led to the birth of the Mexican indepence movement, 200 years ago today. It doesn't seem that long since the US bicentennial. The image is from the 16-September-1901 San Francisco Call. The President of Mexico raises a version of the cry every year

DVD: Lost Keaton 

After Buster Keaton left MGM, where he had been stifled in a series of movies that started out pretty good (The Cameraman, Spite Marriage) and wound up pretty bad (The Passionate Plumber, What! No Beer?), he signed up with Earle W Hammons' Educational Pictures, which had produced hundreds of short comedies over the years.

Educational gave Buster minuscule budgets but plenty of room to breathe. from 1934 to 1937, he made 16 two-reel comedies which I have been reading about for years, but had never seen till now. Most of the references were disparaging, but I still wanted to see the movies. They turned out to be enjoyable, far better than his Columbia shorts. These movies reminded me of Roscoe Arbuckle's Comique shorts, which featured Buster.

Two of the films, "Palooka from Paducah" and "Love Nest on Wheels," were hillbilly stories which featured members of the Keaton family. "Palooka" had his mother Myra, his sister Louise, and his dad, Joe. Joe had trouble with the dialogue. Myra and Louise had deadpans as firm as Buster. Myra was smoking a pipe, as she did in real life. "Love Nest" had Myra, Louise, and Buster's little brother, Harry, who had once been known as "Jingles."

Charles Lamont directed most of the movies, and he seemed to know how to stay out of Buster's way and let him work. Mack Sennett directed "The Timid Young Man," but I didn't see anything of his style except for a shot of Lona Andre posing in a bathing suit.

"One Run Elmer" had a baseball game that included many of the tricks he used in charity games. "Tars and Stripes" was shot on location on a naval base in San Diego. "Grand Slam Opera" was my favorite, including lots of dancing and a broom fight straight from the Three Keatons in vaudeville. 

1. The Aeroplane and the Motion Picture Camera 

This article appeared in the January, 1912 issue of Aeronautics. The comments of the film producers reflect the shift from actualities to dramatic films that was taking place around 1910. Author Israel Ludlow was a lawyer and early flier who lived until 1960. Lieutenant Henry Harley "Hap" Arnold was one of the first Army aviators, became Commanding General of the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War II and retired as a five star general. Lochinvar was a character in Walter Scott's "Marmion". Robert G Fowler was an early aviator who managed to live until 1966. Pilot Phillips Ward Page joined Naval Aviation during WWI and died in a crash in 1917.

The Aeroplane and the Motion Picture Camera
By ISRAEL LUDLOW

DURING the aviation meet at Nassau Boulevard, it became one of my official duties to the corporation, which was promoting the Meet, to dispose of the motion picture rights. In spite of extra efforts, no bid whatever was obtained from any of the various film manufacturers throughout the country. Knowing that such picture rights have been sold in the past, a natural curiosity was excited to discover the reason of the present failure. It was found that the business of taking motion pictures had enormously developed within the past two or three years, and had formed definitely on certain lines from which the manufacturers were unwilling to deviate.

A very profitable market, and practically the only market for the films, were the five and ten cent motion picture theatres throughout the United States. It is reported that there are over ten million people who attend these theatres daily, and this public demands not a scenic or educational picture, but rather a photo play which shall have some dramatic climax, or which shall entertain the spectators by its comedy features. The motion picture manufacturers have grown wealthy catering to the public along these lines; and they declared that a simple picture of one or more aeroplanes flying in the sky attracts no more than a picture of an express train or the race of a fire engine down the street, because the human element is lacking.

The owner of one of the great film factories very frankly told me in detail of this situation, and as a result of the friendship thus formed, he suggested that I write a scenario or two in which the aeroplane played a part, and engage the aviator, and his company would produce it. His offer was a very generous one, and I wrote two scenarios which were enacted before the motion picture camera on the aviation field at Nassau Boulevard, immediately following the Meet. Lieutenant H. H. Arnold, U. S. A., played the leading part; that is, he was the aviator and substituted for the actor when the actual flying was necessary. A leather coat, knickerbockers, puttees, and goggles gave actor and Lieutenant very much the same appearance, and the audience which subsequently saw the pictures projected on the screen, probably never detected the difference.

The plays had strong simple situations. Their titles fully suggest their plots; "The Elopement" was the story of a young Lochinvar who runs away with his lady-love in the aeroplane. "The Military Airscout" was about a brave officer who succeeded in delivering a message to the Commanding General, though his aeroplane was brought down by the aeroplane guns of the enemy, and he was badly hurt in the fall. Other stories: "The Red Cross Nurse", "The Aviator's Success", "Aviator and Automobilist", etc., followed.

Not satisfied entirely with work of this character, and recognizing the scientific possibilities of the combination of the aeroplane and the motion picture camera, the Aviation Film Company was organized. This Company put Robert G. Fowler, the cross-continent aviator, under contract to carry a camera on his aeroplane from Texas to New York. The unique qualities of a motion picture taken from an aeroplane were so striking that little difficulty was experienced in making a contract between this Company and a great film concern, which is a member of one of the big sales organizations that have an exclusive contract for the disposal of films to the exchanges, who in turn deal directly with the exhibitors. Mr. Sexton, and Mr. E. R. Shaw, a camera man, joined Mr. Fowler at Beaumont, Texas, where on December 17th, 1911, the first aeroplane picture in America was made.

Mr. Fowler's contract with us required him to carry Mr. Shaw as passenger, with camera, or in place of Mr. Shaw, an automatic device which would turn the crank of the camera with power transmitted directly from the aeroplane motor. This device was the joint invention of Mr. Robert L. Baird and myself. It was obvious that such a mechanical instrument had economical qualities of great value. It would save the weight of the passenger, and thus gasoline equal in weight could be carried, insuring longer flight, and one life instead of two would be risked.

Mr. John G. Hemment, a professional photographer, Mr. Frank S. Lusk, and the writer went to the Burgess Co. & Curtis' aeroplane factory, where with their assistance, on December 21st, 1911, a mechanism was perfected and successfully tried on a hyrdo-aeroplane, at Marblehead, Mass. The device was the result of ten days' or two weeks' experiments, and its value is so great in our minds that it is being patented in behalf of the Aviation Film Company. The device has its possibilities in connection with making a topographical survey of the country for railroads who may want a map of a route to be covered by a proposed line, and on a scouting expedition the military aviator could carry sufficient film to cover his flight, no matter of what distance (this exceptional length of film being one of our improvements over the ordinary camera) and within a few hours the films can be developed and projected on the screen, greatly magnified. The telephoto lens would probably also be added, enabling the aviator to fly at any height. Photographs can also be made when desired, which will not overlap but which join or abut on each other. Examination of these latter pictures, of course can only be made one at a time, but their value is unquestionably great, for the result of any scouting expedition, even hundreds of miles in length, would be certain and exact.

During the first flights at Marblehead, the camera was operated by hand, but for the continuation of the experiments the camera was geared to and run by the motor. By means of a switch attached to one of the uprights, aviator Phillips W. Page was able to start the film revolving and stop it at the completion of a picture. So far as is known, this was the first time in this country that an aviator has taken motion pictures unassisted.

On the following day Page took up Hemment, who has recently returned from a hunting trip in Africa, with Paul Rainey, adding a new sensation to his list of experiences of pursuing game with his motion camera. Flying over the bay at a height of 150 feet, the aeroplane gave chase to a flock of wild ducks, and, after some maneouvring, the ducks were brought within range of the lens.

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1. Selena Quintanilla-Pérez

Penyanyi latin yang tenar dengan julukan “Ratu Musik Tejano”, berada di puncak karier saat dibunuh oleh Yolanda Saldivar, pemimpin kelompok penggemarnya. Jennifer Lopez memperoleh ketenarannya saat memainkan peran dalam sebagai penyanyi berusia 23 tahun tersebut dalam film “Selena” dan memenangkan penghargaan Grammy pada 1997.

2. Ruslana Korshunova

Dikenal sebagai “Rapunzel Rusia” dalam dunia model dunia, gadis berusia 20 tahun mengejutkan dunia dan keluarganya ketika ia jatuh dari balkon lantai sembilan apartemennya di Manhattan, New York, AS. Polisi menyatakan kematian Ruslana akibat bunuh diri, meskipun tidak ada pesan ditemukan.

3. Sharon Tate

Aktris Sharon Tate Marie membuat industri film menoleh padanya saat dinominasikan untuk Golden globe dalam film “Valley of the Dolls” pada 1967. Aktris berusia 26 tahun dan empat anggota keluarganya ditemukan tewas akibat luka tikaman di rumahnya.Pembunuh aktris cantik ini akhirnya diketahui bernama Charles Manson, penjahat kelas kakap Amerika yang membentuk kelompok kriminal ‘The Family’. Yang targis, peristiwa ini terjadi pada tanggal 8 Agustus 1969 di tengah dua minggu terakhir penantian sang aktris pada kelahiran anaknya.

4. Putri Diana

Siapa yang dapat melupakan pesona dan keanggunan Putri Diana? Putri berusia 36 tahun dari Wales meninggal dunia setelah kecelakaan mobil di Paris bersama Dodi Al-Fayed setelah terlibat adegan kejar-kejaran dengan paparazzi. Untuk mengenang Lady Di, sapaan Diana, penyanyi Inggris Elton John mengaransemen ulang lagu “Candle in the Wind” dalam pemakaman putri yang kisah hidupnya mirip dongeng tersebut.

5. Linda Boreman

Linda membintangi film dewasa “Deep Throat” yang dirilis pada 1972. Namun, beberapa tahun setelah itu, ia berubah menjadi aktivis anti-pornografi. Di usianya yang ke-53 tahun, Linda meninggal akibat trauma hebat dan cedera parah setelah kecelakaan mobil pada 22 April 2002.

Nikon D90 Camera

Nikon D90






nikon d90 camera review:
Nikon D90 Key Features

12.9 megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor (effective pixels: 12.3 million)
3.0-inch 920,000 pixel (VGA x 3 colors) TFT-LCD (same as D3 and D300)
Live View with contrast-detect AF, face detection
Image sensor cleaning (sensor shake)
Illuminated focus points
Movie capture at up to 1280 x 720 (720p) 24 fps with mono sound
IS0 200-3200 range (100-6400 expanded)
4.5 frames per second continuous shooting (buffer: 7 RAW, 25 JPEG fine, 100 JPEG Normal)
Expeed image processing engine
3D tracking AF (11 point)
Short startup time, viewfinder blackout and shutter lag
Slightly improved viewfinder (96% frame coverage)
Extensive in-camera retouching including raw development and straightening
Improved user interface
New optional compact GPS unit (fits on hot shoe)
Same battery and vertical grip as D80
Vignetting control in-camera
72 thumbnail and calendar view in playback