Quick fact... if you give a woman a job, she wants a baby...if yoiu give a woman a baby, she wants a job. Go figure

That's what I love about yoiu Eugene - you're such an optimist.

Guns do kill people. That's what they are for. In the 14th Century an arab invented the first man portable firearm. It made a change from bows and arrows. People will argue that guns don't kill people, people kill people. That is an ultracrepedarian argument really because people kill people with guns knives and whatever else they can get their hands on.
Ha That's it.... lets ban hands.

A singular difference between the Royal Family and the American President is simply this. The Royal Family hold estates earn considerably more than the 50 odd million that the taxpayer contributes; The Prince of Wales Duchy estates alone contribute a major chunk of tax revenue to the country as well as being a major employer. Access to the estates by tourists provides a nice little earner and provides the funds for maintenance and upkeep of the many buildings.
The US President is in office for a maximum of 8 years, usually looks like he's aged 16 years by the end of the term and has only temporary residence in the White House and Camp David.

And I have no doubt that the system that exists to protect and provide for any president would be constant and consistent, apart from the air fares for some of the aides.

Can't wait to see whose dinner winds up in the dog

Groan (stealing it)

Welcome Ted; I Have a Canon Pixma 5000 printer, it's an older model but gives good quality prints. When you go looking for a printer remember that the costs of the ink are directly proportionate to the size of the droplets that the printer applies. It also seems that the smaller the droplet, the better the print quality. I've also noticed that when printing onto canvas, the print seems to come out a bit darker with the protective coating I apply afterwards, regardless of the no color effect that the manufacturer claims.

Having only half of the moon lit up in my not particularly humble opinion is much more effective thqan a full moon. Very nice.

That entirely depends on where you are geographically. While there are plenty of websites catering to this requirement, the nearest or at least the nearest country to you is better just from the point of view of having the Tax man knock on your door and give you a tax notice for import duties long after you've had the client settle his bill.

Too right they are; for professional child models, a license is required in England or it can cost a thousand for not having it. Fortunately in the US there are network marketing companies that allow free legal questions and can advise our coiusins across the water as to the sufficiency of the suggested links cheaply

Occasionally I find one or two that really stand up by themselves and these I get printed on canvas and framed. The problem is that doing so darkens them a little bit; it's the nature of the medium I suppose. A lot are on the computer and everything is backed up on a seperate hard drive as well as still on the original chips which are protected. Most of the photos I have in print are equally either mine or my photo mates' best ones.
Help I'm running out of house space.

What is yoiur favorite subject? I copywrite under the name of Homestones partly because I am a stone mason by inclination and mostly because I have had a lifelong love affair with stone, either as buildings or as mountains. Castles will always be a favorite subject for me.

Thanks for that link. It covers everything I needed.

If a man has nothing and people use his image to make money (not the policeman obviously), what is so unreasonable about him feeling a bit ripped off? I would.

I can see why. Another brilliant suggestion; thanks for the tips :thumbup: