So you’ve got a passion for photography, a slew of great photos that show you’ve really got talent and the desire to transition your photography skills from something that has been strictly a hobby into something that will allow you to earn money. What happens next? If you’re like most folks, you may start by offering to take photos of Continue Reading
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CP+ 2013: Nikon has several examples of its 18-35mm F3.5-4.5G ED consumer-level wide-angle full-frame zoom on show, while Sigma has re-designed and re-worked several of its most interesting lenses, which are being shown in prototype form at its stand. This includes a new version of its 30mm F1.4 for APS-C DSLRs. And, while none are available to shot with yet, we got a chance to handle them, along with the portrait-friendly Sigma DP3 Merrill.
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CP+ 2013: Tamron is showing off it newly-announced 14-150mm F3.5-5.8 Di III VC, stabilized superzoom lens for Micro Four Thirds, while Olympus has a revised version of its 75-300mm F4.8-6.7. While Tamron hasn’t yet announced the price or availability of the 14-150mm, the prototype it has on display is working and the company gave us a hint about how much it will charge.
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This is a playthrough of the new quest released in May 22, 2012, Song from the Depths. This was filmed the first day it was released and I didn’t use any walkthroughs while filming all this. The quest is fully voiced and the music is actually eerie is suspenseful, so it’s an interesting quest. Keep in mind that you may use this as a walkthrough if you were to do this quest yourself, but this video will not be specific about certain areas as this quest was done without the use of walkthroughs. The rewards are as follows: 1 Quest point 700 xp on Constitution Coral crossbow 50 Coral bolts Remora’s necklace Reduced incoming damage when fighitng the Queen Black Dragon Access to the Grotworm Lair & 2 spins on the Squeal of Fortune Bonus rewards (not included in these footages due to time constraints) When you return to the cave where the quest took place, by following the dialogs, it will lead you to a room with two ancient writings on two walls, separated by an acid pool. You can investigate them to earn Constitution XP, 5k closest to the exit, and 25k located on the other side of the acid pool (both requiring Level 80 Constitution). When you cross the acid pool, you will take constant 9 damage each time while you’re swimming through the acid pool. RuneScape is a trademark to Jagex Ltd. I do not own any of the contents used for this video, but used for the sole purpose of entertainment without profit. All music used in this video is copyrighted to the respective owners.
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John Snyder narrates as we explore the sound of the new engine in the 2012 Honda Civic Si. Come along for the ride to see and hear the new Si singing in the rain. Enjoy watching our videos? Stay updated on our new video content by subscribing to the Winding Road YouTube Channel. www.windingroad.com https www.facebook.com Music: “Over Under” by Kevin MacLeod www.incompetech.com Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” creativecommons.org incompetech.com
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Free wifi is becoming so ubiquitous in many cities, it’s hard to find a street corner where you can’t instantly connect – and most of us like it that way. Unrestricted access to virtually all of the knowledge and information in the world is nothing to sneeze at, but with it comes people who are glued to their devices instead of talking to each other. Kit Kat has a new marketing campaign that actually blocks all wireless signals within a radius of 5 meters.
The Free No WiFi Zone is a simple installation in downtown Amsterdam that creates a refuge from the internet. Reflecting the candy bar’s slogan “Have a break, have a Kit Kat,” the campaign emphasizes taking a breather from email, social media updates and other trappings of our connected culture.
“The world is becoming one big WiFi zone,” reads the ad, created by advertising agency JWT Amsterdam. “It’s available in bars, restaurants, trains, airports, supermarkets… There’s even WiFi on Mount Everest. Result? People are constantly online. Time for a break.”
Picture this: the harried ad executive, sitting in his cushy leather chair, is panicked.
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The bright packaging of sweet treats stands out in this eye-catching, hand-drawn, black-and-white candy store in Melbourne by RED Design Group.
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Music: — Angel Beats! – desperation Metal Slug 4 – Secret Place To Aru Majutsu no Index II – Shorthand Original Shakugan no Shana III – Champ de bataille Shinryaku! Ika Musume – Gekitotsu! Ika Musume Part 4 of the High Level Boss Solo series (non-EoC 2012 edition) featuring Nomad from Nomad’s Requiem in the Dominion Tower. Instead of fighting Nomad once, why not fight him twice without banking? or better yet, using all three combat styles! 😀 It is unorthodox but it is a creative way to go all out on your combat stats. Notes about the video: Nomad has a damage cap to how much he can take, which is 750, meaning you cannot hit more than 750 with any attack style, including AGS spec. RuneScape is a trademark to Jagex Ltd. I do not own any of the contents used for this video, but used for the sole purpose of entertainment without profit. All music used in this video is copyrighted to the respective owners.
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If your office was a pirate ship, would you be more or less likely to slack off? The incredible offices of Inventionland design factory in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania look more like a theme park or movie sound stage than a workplace, keeping their employees inspired to come up with creative ideas of their own. Inventionland invents nearly 2,000 new items every year, putting out one product every three days.
The 70,000-square-foot space is divided into 16 different ‘sets’, each with a unique theme of its own. There’s a race track with a distinctive checkered pattern, elevated like a miniature arena, with the desks in the center. Caves provide peaceful work spaces for those who need isolation to perform at their best.
A massive castle has a sense of highly polished Disney-esque luxury, while a treehouse and a waterfall offer tranquil getaways of the sort most cubicle-dwellers only dream of.
Reader beware! These offices will make anyone jealous. Break down your cubicle walls and flee to one of these creative businesses – you won’t regret it!
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These 14 modern detached offices and studios are compact, self-contained and easy to assemble, making them perfect for serene backyard work spaces.
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www.chrishepburn.co.uk Chris is a 20 year old photographer shooting a wide variety of subjects around the world, working exclusively with Getty Images and iStockphoto. Chris’ imagery has been published worldwide in books, magazines, posters, flyers and on various websites.
CES provided a chance for us to get our hands on to of the latest smartphones. Interestingly, Sony’s Xperia Z, ZTE’s Grand S and the Huawei Ascend D2 are all built around 5″, 1920 x 1080 pixel screens and feature 13MP cameras. All run Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and yet, despite the spec similarities, there are still differences – in the user experience as well as the processors used. We had the opportunity to use both phones, to see how they behave – find out what we thought.
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