Some of us have affection for UPS and refer to it by a nickname. We have no affection for fed ex and if we mentioned it at all it
would it be a bad word.
I bought PSE 11 and was lucky that my local Community College offered a one day class which included an instruction manual
and that was all I needed. You tube is great but you can't ask questions. That same source also has other great information available.
Our father in heaven, Herald be thy name.
I need to add some to my previous post re: FedEx. The only problems I have have experienced with has not been with their drivers but with superiors. Twice with delivery problems long before the driver level and once more with denial of obvious
damage.
One of the the reasons I have been so happy with Amazon is they do not send anything my way by FedEx. USPS and UPS do a
great job. The only shipping problem I've had here is with FedEx.
These shots are very good. I live on the Washington beach and my shots are not this great. Keep up the good work.
Amazon sells many types of paper including matte.
Lucas earned their reputation.
I owned a BSA 500cc single that I was told was a factory flat track race machine it was rigid suspension and very fast. I rode it everywhere even though it was not street legal. I rigged lights (no brake light) and took my chances. The clutch was the weak
point because oil leaked onto the plates. I made a cork cutter the right shape and size and cut cork wall tile to fabricate a new main clutch plate every few hundred miles. I grew weary of remanufacturing it so often and traded it for a 34 Ford pickup. Life was good
then and it still is.
I had a BSA and later a Triumph and I drooled over a Norton Manxman.
When ever I see photos like these or see the real thing I wonder about the builders and their hopes and dreams for the structure. I
also wonder why and when they left. This was a home where people planned and and worked and dreamed of the future and sucess
for their family. Abandonment seems to halt the plans and thwart the dreams. I always hope they went on realize their dreams and plan again for a new life. These photos do tell a story. Super pictures!
I bought my first printer in 1998. It was cumbersome and very slow. Ink seemed expensive but I was not sure. Some years later
I purchased another printer with more or less the same result, slow, expensive ink, and marginal quality prints. I heard about a new co. in New Hampshire that sold ink cheap. I called them and spoke to the owner, and as a result bought a Canon printer and when I needed ink I got it from him. I have never regretted that initial purchase or the many since then. The print quality has always been excellent, whatever model I got. I continue to buy ink from "Got Ink 4u" although Amazon is cheaper. I am not a skilled photographer but just a happy picture taker, but I have a good eye for color.
I have found Canon printers to be very good at printing photos. Contrary to some reviews and opinions I also have found that ink
can be found cheap and compatible. I have tried other brands and was never satisfied. The lower priced ones seem to a good job
and the very expensive Canon printers are only marginally better, and of course have more features. I have been printing photos
for 20 years using Canon for 15 years. I understand that this subject has many and varied opinions and that I am a picture taker
and not a photographer, so maybe the pros have better advice.
After much research and comparison I bought an Acer Aspire E 15 from Amazon for $550 and added ram to 16 and hard drive to
1TB for $100 more. This unit already has a 256 SSD and a good video card and it is lighting fast. I installed the upgrades myself
with assistance from a you tube tutorial. I have used this laptop for nearly a year now and I am very happy with it.