At night would have been better but its up to the animals. :D Sometimes they don't cooperate.

Arnie

Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Last week wasn't a good one.

I have Digital Photo Pro and Picture style editor- all came with the camera. Don't know how to use them yet.

I will have to figure out how to convert with those programs.

Arnie

From what I understand you can't do anything with jpeg. Is there a way to change it to raw?

Arnie

I would like comments on this photo. I only had 1 chance to do this so the rules may have been broken.

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That would hurt mine too. Why would you want one for personal use?

Arnie

Could be that the movies are in B&W? :lol:

Ditto Canada

Arnie

If you remove the > as is suggested it works.

Arnie

Which head did you get and why that one?

Arnie

I just got this e-mail so I pass it on.

Arnie


FrSubject: Save a fortune on prescription at costco - true story - in both canada & usa


Bravo Costco & Steve Wilson, Detroit Ch7



Take the time to read all the way down.


Verified -snopes.com: Generic Drugs <http://www.snopes.com/medical/drugs/generic.asp> Hope there's one near you


Let's hear it for Costco!! (This is just mind-boggling!) Make sure you

read all the way past the list of the drugs. The woman that signed

below is a Budget Analyst out of federal Washington, DC offices.



Did you ever wonder how much it costs a drug company for the active

ingredient inprescription medications? Some people think it must cost

a lot, since many drugs sell for more than $2.00 per tablet. We did a

search of offshore chemical synthesizers that supply the active

ingredients found in drugs approved by the FDA. As we have revealed in

past issues of Life Extension, a significant percentage of drugs sold

in the United States contain active ingredients made in other

countries. In our independent investigation of how much profit drug

companies really make, we obtained the actual price of active

ingredients used in some of the most popular drugs sold in America.

The data below speaks for itself.



Celebrex: 100 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $130.27

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.60

Percent markup: 21,712%



Claritin: 10 mg

Consumer Price (100 tablets): $215.17

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.71

Percent markup: 30,306%



Keflex: 250 mg

Consumer Price (100 tablets): $157.39

Cost of general active ingredients: $1.88

Percent markup: 8,372%



Lipitor:20 mg

Consumer Price (100 tablets): $272.37

Cost of general active ingredients: $5.80

Percent markup: 4,696%



Norvasc:10 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $188.29

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.14

Percent markup: 134,493%



Paxil: 20 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $220.27

Cost of general active ingredients: $7.60

Percent markup: 2,898%



Prevacid:30 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $44.77

Cost of general active ingredients: $1.01

Percent markup: 34,136%



Prilosec:20 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $360.97

Cost of general active ingredients $0.52

Percent markup: 69,417%



Prozac:20 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets) : $247.47

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.11

Percent markup: 224,973%



Tenormin:50 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $104.47

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.13

Percent markup: 80,362%



Vasotec: 10 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $102.37

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.20

Percent markup: 51,185%



Xanax: 1 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets) : $136.79

Cost of general active ingredients: $0.024

Percent markup: 569,958%



Zestril:20 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets) $89.89

Cost of general active ingredients $3.20

Percent markup: 2,809%



Zithromax:600 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $1,482.19

Cost of general active ingredients: $18.78

Percent markup: 7,892%



Zocor:40 mg

Consumer price (100 tablets): $350.27

Cost of general active ingredients: $8.63

Percent markup: 4,059%



Zoloft: 50 mg

Consumer price: $206.87

Cost of general active ingredients: $1.75

Percent markup: 11,821%



Since the cost of prescription drugs is so outrageous, I thought

everyone should know about this. Please read the following and pass it

on. It pays to shop around. This helps to solve the mystery as to why

they can afford to put a Walgreen's on every corner.On Monday night,

Steve Wilson, an investigative reporter for Channel 7 News in Detroit

, did a story on generic drug price gouging by pharmacies. He found in

his investigation, that some of these generic drugs were marked up as

much as 3,000% or more. Yes, that's not a typo: three thousand

percent! So often, we blame the drug companies for the high cost of

drugs, and usually rightfully so. But in this case, the fault clearly

lies with the pharmacies themselves.For example, if you had to buy a

prescription drug, and bought the name brand, you might pay $100 for

100 pills.



The pharmacist might tell you that if you get the generic equivalent,

they would only cost $80, making you think you are 'saving' $20. What

the pharmacist is not telling you is that those 100 generic pills may

have only cost him $10!



At the end of the report, one of the anchors asked Mr. Wilson whether,

or not there were any pharmacies that did not adhere to this practice,

and he said that Costco consistently charged little over their cost

for the generic drugs.



I went to the Costco site, where you can look up any drug, and get its

online price. It says that the in-store prices are consistent with the

online prices. I was appalled.Just to give you one example from my own

experience, I had to use the drug, Compazine, which helps prevent

nausea in chemo patients.



I used the generic equivalent, which cost $54.99 for 60 pills at CVS.

I checked the price at Costco, and I could have bought 100 pills for

$19.89. For 145 of my pain pills, I paid $72.57. I could have got 150

at Costco for $28.08.



I would like to mention, that although Costco is a 'membership' type

store, you do NOT have to be a member to buy prescriptions there, as

it is a federally regulated substance. You just tell them at the door

that you wish to use the pharmacy, and they will let you in. (This is

true)



This is true in Canada too. I went there this past Thursday and asked them.



I am asking each of you to please help me by copying this letter, and

passing it into your own e-mail, and send it to everyone you know with

an e-mail address.



Sharon L. Davis

Budget Analyst

U.S. Department of Commerce









IN GODWE TRUST

THANK A SOLDIER

I have a slik pro 700bh and I love it,it's heavy,strong and very sturdy,you ca take the center pole out and turn it over for taking macro shots or documents whatever,the ball head is strong enough for my 7d and a 100x400 lens.Bill

On my center pole there is a threaded hole on the bottom. I "glued" a screw the same size as the top one in it and now I just swap the head.

Arnie

i have a slik 88, it is getting on a bit now. been a while since i used it but it always did the job. the main problem was the weight. not very conducive to hiking.

I think thats the one I have-(I'm not home right now). The only problem I have is the head. Won't support much weight. I may have to look at a stonger head like the ones eveyone suggests.

Arnie

I got this in an email, i love it!!

Waltzing Matilda sung in Kriol, a mixture of local aboriginal dialect, pidgeon English and a smidgen of Chinese.
This is really good and entertaining . Listen for the pronunciation of sheep. It is very catchy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=WgLtzD6JxcA&vq=medium

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Loved it. I wish I could download the video and keep it.

Arnie

There is a post today "Instructional Videos" that explains how to do that.

Thank you.

Arnie

I have one but no one ever mentions them. I like mine because it is indoor- outdoor style. I know they are still in business.

I just wondered.

Arnie

I got this in an email, i love it!!

Waltzing Matilda sung in Kriol, a mixture of local aboriginal dialect, pidgeon English and a smidgen of Chinese.
This is really good and entertaining . Listen for the pronunciation of sheep. It is very catchy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=WgLtzD6JxcA&vq=medium

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Loved it. I wish I could download the video and keep it.

Arnie