yeah, me too.

I wasn't until Win95 that the computers did enough to make me want one. Win 3.1 and the DOS machine's didn't do enough to make me want them, although we used a 3.1 machine at work, using wordperfect for reports, and they worked fine for reports.

My first was win95 v-1

Win 98 v-1 was after I had the full version of win95 installed. And then, Win98 v-2 was the best of the 98's.

But my all time favorite was XP.

Way back (in the 70's) on the am radio in my car, there was a thing about Karen that they were talking about. Seems that one of her music teachers told her she didn't have a voice. I learned later that most successful, talented people get this same thing.

Lens availability, variety, and reach. Weight. 21mp vs 45mp. 4 image ratio's vs 1 to choose from. Faster MPS.

that does it, thanks!!!

Hello
I need the user manual for the Canon Powershot S60, NOT to be confused with the SX60.

Thanks

Does anyone here have a copy of Canon's user manual for the Powershot S60?

Canon is wiping out a lot of user manuals for lord knows how many manuals for camera's a couple of years old on their web site.

Thanks Ernie

Hey Mark

Both were in a cheesy 60's Movie "Get Yourself a College Girl" where she sings "Girl from Ipanema" That is where I first became aware of them.

Yes. The first thing I do when I buy a new lens is put a UV filter on it for protection, and against dirt/dust contamination.


Years ago, while buying a video camera, the salesman almost made it mandatory to put a UV filter on the lens for it's protection. I've done it ever since.

Is Focus Camera the reincarnation of a bad store?

I was sent a video clip regarding a discussion a Charles Kirk was having in an interview on why we need Trump.

https://youtu.be/focODnV4qC8

I was mostly struck with the fact that I'm a little guy, paying bills & trying to make ends meet, while his discussion was primarily regarding the Washington fat cats who rise to the top and make our lives....Whatever.

His facts are seemingly solid, and makes sense from my vantage point.

I'd like to see what everyone here has to say.

And if you disagree, I'd like to have facts why, not just "It's BS".

I'd like to have the same solid argument for the other side too.

Either way, here is something to share in the group.

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I'm curious as to the problems you may have had, or know about regarding Amazon. I assume that you refer to used camera's, Not New. thanks

Don't you know??

Never say Never!!

Although Racism is another form of hate, it should not be tolerated in any police force in America. IMHO, it's impossible to eliminate hate in America, but we could eliminate it in our police.

It's the responsibility of the frontline police supervisors, managers, and administrators, to police the police, and remove problem officers. In Minneapolis, I guarantee you, that the supervisors and up, knew about the problems with these officers, but did nothing about it. Why? Some of it is lack of procedural knowledge, some is lack of support in the chain of command, and some of it is the blue line, the fear of being labeled.

The real problem is at the top, in the form of not disciplining and demanding the proper conduct within the ranks of the force. The chief's and command staff should demand, and follow up the demand within the ranks, the proper demeanor and conduct that's acceptable. The chief's, dep chief's, commanders, captains, lieutenants, and sergeants should know their respective subordinates, who's good, who's weak, and the problem children in their respective units. There should be no hesitation to act when an officer or whoever, needs disciplinary action. But frequently, this doesn't happen, for a number of reasons. And the Mayors, Governors, or heads, should be in constant contact with the leaders of the police force going over any issues that may exist. And demanding that everyone do their jobs properly.

And there are proper ways to supervise a unit, things the supervisors should be doing, but that's another issue.

Take Minneapolis as the example, the officer involved was known to be a problem, disciplined I believe 18 times, and yet he was still allowed to patrol the street. Minneapolis apparently didn't know how to discipline this officer. Or couldn't. In the event of lack of knowledge, or lack of courage, that particular officer should have been riding a desk, or other function, where he wouldn't of been able to harm anyone. But that didn't happen. The result, a man lost his life, the family will own a good piece of Minneapolis, and the taxpayers will be footing the bill for the failure of their elected leaders to properly run things.

And when no one in power performs their duty properly, we have at a minimum, major discontent in the electorate. And the protests and rioting.

And for whatever reason, some of the do nothing political leaders keep getting re-elected. But not always!, and not all of them have this problem!

The Tamron is ok, but the Sigma is exceptional, and the only lens on my 7D II !!