Canon does offer SD support on their DSLR's, but only the real ones (1
series). Wonder of SHDC support is coming?
-Adam
Peter Fairweather wrote:
No Dave it's more like half speed USB all over again!
Samsung are on the board of the SD card association, Pentax are just
members. No sign of
Peter Fairweather wrote:
Mark
The answer to your question is the lenses.
In a moment of madness I looked at some of the Cn lens reviews to
see what was to be gained if anything by switching to the full frame
5D. The favourite wide lens was the sigma 12-24, which I have in a
Pentax
RAW is essentially identical. JPEG's from the K100D are significantly
better for pixel-peeping (and noise).
-Adam
Paul Stenquist wrote:
*ist series and K100 image quality should be virtually identical,
since the sensor is the same, and I suspect the processing engine is
similar as well.
Steve Farnham wrote:
Apparently man can't adversely affect the
environment. Didn't you know
the recent rises in global temperature are all
natural phenomenon?
There is something to be said for this theory as
well.
Both sides of the debate have political motivations,
I don't trust
is one factor. The lack of data is another.
The question is, can we afford to wait?
Tim
Mostly harmless (just plain Norwegian)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adam
Maas
Sent: 24. desember 2006 21:39
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail
Jostein Øksne wrote:
After re-reading all of this thread, something strikes me. All the USA
citizens that have spoken up downplays human impact. All the non-USA
people do not.
Go figure. :-)
Jostein
I'm not an American. And I'm pretty sure Shel is. Your categorization is
incorrect.
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
Bob Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In this case, I am a bit suspicious. The climatologists have way too
much incentive to find that 'The Sky Is Falling!' If it is, they are
terribly important people and we must pay absolute attention to
everything they say. If it
The biggest contribution to the environment the US and Canada could make
would be to shut down the coal-fired power plants. Too many of them are
grandfathered from environmental regulations and are extremely dirty.
To give my local government credit, they're actually trying to get rid
of coal
Jostein Øksne wrote:
Malcolm Smith wrote:
[...]
What we
all need to do is agree there is a problem and how best to resolve it for
everyone; although I suspect the 'facts' issued by governments helps to
distract the various populations and allow themselves and big business
largely get on
The K100D does indeed have a half-press position on the shutter.
The DL/DL2 doe have rather slow AF, the D and DS are faster, but the
K100D is faster than the DS and more positive than the D.
-Adam
Russell Kerstetter wrote:
I have a DL, which is the only AF slr I have really used, so I never
That's a good deal, as is the R1800 if you're printing colour only
(Superb colour, but BW is so-so like the 2200 with stock ink)
-Adam
Kenneth Waller wrote:
Paul, FWIW, check out the clearance center on Epson's site. They currently
have a refurbished 2200 for
$447.
Jens Bladt wrote:
I seem to have read that FPS of the K10D is a tiny bit faster than the D.
Write speed is faster and the buffer is larger.
But the AF system has not changed. It's still SAFOX VIII.
Your shot is excellent. But IMO it's more an exception than a rule about
how the D perform
SAFOX VIII is the sensor. The designation doesn't include the AF
algorithms, which are seriously improved on the K series bodies.
And the D very definitely has predictive AF. So do all of the SAFOX VIII
equipped bodies.
-Adam
Jens Bladt wrote:
No, I doubt that this camera does feature
Actually I was thinking of Bjoern Lomborg, although he isn't a founding
member (I had him conflated with Moore there).
-Adam
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
Bob Sullivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In this case, I am a bit suspicious
Scott Loveless wrote:
On 12/29/06, W. Guy Finley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all! Found this list after intensely studying Stan's Pentax
page trying to figure out what in the world I was doing with lenses
for my new baby.
I learned on my dad's K1000 (more later) and after a hiatus until
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Boris Liberman Subject: A bit more about K10D, please read.
Hi!
First of, indeed my K10D has this banding. It appears if you push (make
brighter) the image all the way up. It is very similar to what I had on
*istD and I don't think
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Dec 29, 2006, at 4:43 PM, Scott Loveless wrote:
I saw the Leica M8 and their version of the Panasonic L1 (can't
recall the name offhand .. digi lux 3 maybe?). I continue to be
impressed with the SLR although i don't see the benefit from buying
the red dot as
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Dec 29, 2006, at 7:04 PM, Adam Maas wrote:
Only problem is the L1 locks up when flushing the buffer, unless
they've
fixed that in a firmware update.
Not sure what you mean there. The one I snapped with at the store
seems to do buffered writes, and be fairly
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Dec 28, 2006, at 11:39 PM, Thibouille wrote:
Well I can be useful.
I do not take much photographs (mostly time constraints) and I do not
always (specially months later) remember which lens I used. I'd be
happy to know for sure. Of course, it 's not a big issue, but
Mark Erickson wrote:
Anyone have any comments on how well the SMC-A 70-210mm F4 zoom performs on
Pentax DSLRs?
Thanks,
Mark
Works like a charm on my K100D. While it's not a focal length I often
use (I'm a wide/normal guy) it's a superb lens on digital.
-Adam
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Doug Franklin wrote:
William Robb wrote:
I've had a couple of messages telling me I should really try one of the high
end Canons or Nikons to see what their AF can do.
There is no way in hell that any AF Pentax would have made that shot unless
it is one hell of a crop.
Yeah, but what
You'll need another flash to do wireless TTL. Good news is that a
AF360FGZ costs the same as a SU-800 or ST-E2 and is also a flash. Bad
news, it's not all that cheap.
HSS needs TTL, which means A or later lenses.
-Adam
F Mckenty wrote:
I got a Lowepro slingshot 200AW and a Sigma EF-500
F Mckenty wrote:
Adam Maas wrote:
You'll need another flash to do wireless TTL. Good news is that a
AF360FGZ costs the same as a SU-800 or ST-E2 and is also a flash. Bad
news, it's not all that cheap.
HSS needs TTL, which means A or later lenses.
-Adam
Thanks for the info.
Using
Economics. Sensor cost is relative to area. This is because there's a
fixed size to the silicon wafers that sensors are made from (which
affects yields [the number of usable sensors per wafer], as one minor
issue is enough to make a sensor useless). The wafers cost a set amount,
so the cost of
That depends on exactly how demanding the photographer is, and in what ways.
DX format can satisfy very demanding photographers, as long as
performance at the max ISO is not the primary consideration (Note also
that the max ISO on a 5D is 1600, H[3200] is actually a software push
in-camera, as
Not gonna happen. Both Nikon and Canon have essentially plateaued in
their development. Look at the 30D, which may get a mild bump this year
(to the 400D/XTi 10MP sensor and a larger buffer, mostly for marketing).
The only major release from Nikon I'd expect anytime soon is an 8MP D3H
or a
K.Takeshita wrote:
On 1/01/07 4:40 PM, Digital Image Studio, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was an interview article with Nikon on FF subject. Among other things
they said, they have been observing Canon 5D sales for a while but it never
went beyond 5% of total DSLR sales. FF sensor cost
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
It's sad to see this whole stupid FF vs APS-C horsepucky again be a
bazillion message thread. Two misnomers make a religious battle it
seems.
I'll just take pictures and to hell with trying to discuss it.
G
At least we aren't talking about the 48mm Full
I'm an Internet Security Specialist for the last remaining vestige of
MCI. I smack spammers for a living.
-Adam
Charles Wilson wrote:
Dear All,
I work as a CEO of a Christian charity, and work part as a marriage
counsellor and a psychologist.
Regards
Charles Wilson
Sydney
Bob Shell wrote:
On Jan 2, 2007, at 8:41 AM, Jostein Øksne wrote:
Which is very, very far from what my education prepared me for...
I wonder how many of us are doing what our education prepared us
for? In my case I majored in zoology
Bob
I'm an Electronics Engineering Technician
K.Takeshita wrote:
On 1/02/07 10:46 AM, Bronek Kozicki, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not saying never, but currently Pentax seems to be heading in different
direction. We will see. As for now, I'm buying both FA and DA lenses,
depending
on my immediate needs.
It is well known that
Bronek Kozicki wrote:
Quoting Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The pertinent consideration of course is that the now defunct
resolution sensors would have used a similar silicon area to those by
which they were replaced. FF and APS sensors will always differ in
price by at least the
Christian wrote:
Adam Maas wrote:
I'm an Internet Security Specialist for the last remaining vestige of
MCI. I smack spammers for a living.
-Adam
Good for you! An ever increasing part of my job is taking care of
databases that help us put spammers in jail.
Ironically, my previous
Thibouille wrote:
Well Belgium is quite small. In fact, 2 hours by train and I'm in
Cologne, Germany so It's quite easy to move a bit. Brussels is in the
center so about 150-200 kilometers in each direction and you change
country ;)
The problem without car is that, if the shop is outside of
Bronek Kozicki wrote:
Quoting Digital Image Studio [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
B obviously hasn't looked at too many big Canon or Leica M8 produced
images.
Leica M8 is croppped, although not APS.
B.
Close to APS-H actually. About as close to that as DX format is to APS-C.
-Adam
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A 20/2.8, FA 24/2.8. FA 24/2
Plenty available.
-Adam
Margus Männik wrote:
Some? Do you see any satisfactory Pentax FF wideangle on a market? FA24
will vignette for sure, not speaking of any wider ones. Even Canon can't
say yet, that they have GOOD wide-angle for their 5D. 20...24mm for FF
Yes, but the size is similar.
-Adam
P. J. Alling wrote:
That's not true, the Kodak chip is the same ratio as APS-C ~ 35mm ~
6x9cm (2:3). APS-H (16:9) isn't even close. Geeze these numbers are
published everywhere.
Adam Maas wrote:
Bronek Kozicki wrote:
Quoting Digital Image
Peter Fairweather wrote:
I run a university business school in Kent. I'm attempting to retire
early as the best part of the job has become taking photos for the in
house magazine and the external relations department.
Why are their so few female contributors to this list? Does this
reflect
I've yet to see a decent 35mm scan from a flatbed, mostly because the
holders suck horribly. MF and LF scans on the other hand can get quite
good with the higher-end scanners, if not quite up to a Nikon 9000's output.
-Adam
Markus Maurer wrote:
I can even see a difference between the Canon
Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 02/01/07, K.Takeshita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was an interview article with Nikon on FF subject. Among other things
they said, they have been observing Canon 5D sales for a while but it never
went beyond 5% of total DSLR sales. FF sensor cost in case
Cotty wrote:
On 3/1/07, Digital Image Studio, discombobulated, unleashed:
Cotty has used a Pentax 15/3.5 on a near FF Canon body and didn't see
to have too many complaints.
which reminds me I have yet to see results with it on a 36X24 body.
Idea: will bring to GFM so will accost a FF user
Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 03/01/07, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe we should take up a collection and send one to the guy who runs
16-9.net. he does quite good lens tests on FF and 1.6x crop bodies, has
been doing a series on 14/15mm's and already has the basic adaptor (He
David Mann wrote:
On Jan 3, 2007, at 2:22 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Having spent a good part of two days on and off scanning P645
negatives, I'm resigned to the fact that this process is hopelessly,
infuriatingly tedious and unproductive. I remember now why I was so
happy to be done with
The Monarch shot is good, if a little over-saturated. The road and
treeline is a fun example of a blue/gold polarizer. The other two are crap.
-Adam
P. J. Alling wrote:
http://www.pbase.com/bret/image/71055999
Looking again, I kind of like the rendition of the monarch, (Oh God I
need
frank theriault wrote:
On 1/3/07, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one side point... neither purgatory or a burning hell are taught by the
Bible. So yes a strange, in fact, false logic.snip
Indeed!
The concept of purgatory is Roman Catholic dogma (perhaps other
Christian sects believe
David J Brooks wrote:
Is this the lens that seemed to fall apart.
There was talk last year here, about a lens in this more or less focal
lenght, that was a good performer, but the elements tended to seperate.
Was it this one.?? Or another.
Actually, comments on this lens would be
Sandy Harris wrote:
The dpreview.com page on the Pentax K10D has this text:
Supersonic motors have been available in Canon and Nikon lenses
for a while but not yet to Pentax, the K10D is fully compatible
with upcoming Supersonic Direct-drive motor lenses, the first
of which are expected to
John Sessoms wrote:
From:
frank theriault
On 1/3/07, Tom C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just one side point... neither purgatory or a burning hell are taught
by the
Bible. So yes a strange, in fact, false logic.snip
Indeed!
The concept of purgatory is Roman Catholic dogma (perhaps other
Can't be, they look white, not like boiled lobsters.
-Adam
David Savage wrote:
Maybe he meant Ken Rockwell?
Dave ;-)
On 1/4/07, Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I find this a somewhat odd photo. I don't see the Norman Rockell
comparison except as it being a scene
This will work for all the 6MP bodies except the D as the RAW format is
the same apart from the camera ID. The K10D uses a different format (As
does the *istD)
-Adam
Pancho Hasselbach wrote:
Hi,
I've got a new K100D.
I installed the sillypix software on my PC.
It's a real PITA.
I
Note your K100D shares the DL finder.
-Adam
Pancho Hasselbach wrote:
This is free form, I sacrificed the DL entry, as I don't have one and
don't like pentamirrors. If a copy is altered, the original file remains
ready to use.
P. J. Alling schrieb:
Better not expect to use the Ds to
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: J and K Messervy Subject: K10D with AF540FGZ
I received my flash the other day and have been playing with it a bit
indoors and out.
First impressions are good, however the exposure results in P-TTL are a
little disappointing. I'm
K.Takeshita wrote:
On 1/04/07 7:39 PM, Lawrence Kwan, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are correct, and *if* this Tokina did have the SMC coating, has
there been any previous SMC lenses with this poor flare control? I almost
take it for granted that SMC = excellent flare control. Am I
Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 05/01/07, W. Guy Finley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're still running Windows 98? Well, sooner or later I think
you're going to have to move on because more and more programs are
requiring Windows XP. Personally, buying a nice camera like a K100D
or K110D
Kenneth Waller wrote:
For those still shooting film of the slide variety, I received a note from
Fuji advising that Velvia will again be made available.
Kenneth Waller
Velvia II is something I look forward to, although 120 Velvia never
became unavailable here in Toronto (I never had
In reality, Fuji tried to replace it with Velvia 100 (NOT Velvia 100F, which is
a completely different film without Velvia-level saturation that Fuji
inexplicably introduced a few years back). People were not enthused with the
altered colour balance with 100, which Fuji had done to prevent
One reason for that is that the younger set has grown up in an era of
Telemarketing. Few calls from unrecognized sources have any worth and most are
a waste of time.
I certainly never answer calls from names/numbers I don't recognize.
-Adam
ann sanfedele wrote:
It is not just businesses,
I'm looking at adding a similar amount of storage. I picked up a 300GB
drive a few months ago and have filled it but thats primarily shooting
film (At 2GB a roll for scans)
-Adam
Paul Stenquist wrote:
One terabyte would probably keep me in storage space for another two
or three years. But
Digital Image Studio wrote:
On 06/01/07, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for naming one of the drives after me:-).
Paul
My drives are bandit, jack, minnie and willie -- my dogs and kids,
living and dead.
Paul
On Jan 5, 2007, at 11:10 PM, Brendan MacRae wrote:
When I got
All prices in Canadian, plus shipping. I can only take money orders at
the moment.
Kit #1.
K100D with less than 2000 shots on the clock. This is probably the best
6MP body on the market today, with in-body stabilization, the best
viewfinder short of the D80 or K10D, excellent image quality,
Toronto, Canada
Postal code is M6C 3L9
-Adam
Thibouille wrote:
Adam, where are you located ?
2007/1/6, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
All prices in Canadian, plus shipping. I can only take money orders at
the moment.
Kit #1.
K100D with less than 2000 shots on the clock
(I need to pack them and get them weighed to get exact pricing)
-Adam
Thibouille wrote:
Canada.. Mmm do you have any idea about shipping costs to Belgium?
2007/1/6, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Toronto, Canada
Postal code is M6C 3L9
-Adam
Thibouille wrote:
Adam, where are you located
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
You want to read The DAM Book by Peter Krogh.
Godfrey
Yes, Excellent book
-Adam
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And no doubt a repeat of the infamous Lexus Bluetooth virus that's been
going around using Bluetooth-equipped Lexuses as a distribution method.
It's hard to patch cars reliably.
-Adam
Kenneth Waller wrote:
Its Ford way of catching up. My understanding it will have the capabilities
of
Depending on which pieces. I'd really prefer to keep the K100D and 16-45
together, but I'm amenable to parting out for the folks here.
What are you interested in?
-Adam
Thibouille wrote:
OK it gives an idea. Unfirtunately I'm unable to buy the whole package for
now.
Tell me/us if you
Thibouille wrote:
What is a Sign Maker by the way? I have no idea.. probably my english
which is limited.
Anyway, happy you found a job.
Just be sure you alarm clock is up to the task :)
Someone who makes signs, typically for businesses to display outside
their premises.
-Adam
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K.Takeshita wrote:
On 1/08/07 4:19 PM, Bob W, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
moaning or apologising
This is not to pick out Bob :-).
I am increasing seeing certain words spelt in a different way than (I
thought) I learned in school, and was thinking about asking somebody about
it. Suddenly, I
Cotty wrote:
On 8/1/07, Charles Robinson, discombobulated, unleashed:
One wonders if the PalmOS-based Treo700 has the same limitation...
Palm based Treos are the 650 and 680. I have the 650 and the formatting
for phone numbers is .
Actually the 700 comes in two versions, the
keith_w wrote:
Adam Maas wrote:
[...]
The s is correct, z is american usage (Sadly common in Canada as the
schools teach correct english less and less).
-Adam
Oh?
[C]orrect English, you say?
H.
keith whaley
Yes, as defined by the OED, not by Websters. Correct Canadian
One thing is that Americans tend to have a far more personal
relationship with their flag than most other countries. It is, to the
greatest extent, the one enduring symbol of their nation, it's their
battle standard and the covering of their coffin when they've died for
their nation. To a
Mark Cassino wrote:
Adam Maas wrote:
Remember that there's
essentially no other universal symbol of the US, they've no royal family
(Much as the Kennedy's, Clinton's and Bush's might aspire) and no other
uniting symbols from the founding of their nation (Apart from perhaps
Tim Øsleby wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Adam
Maas
Sent: 9. januar 2007 00:46
To: Pentax-Discuss Mail List
Subject: Re: PESO - American Fence
One thing is that Americans tend to have a far more personal
relationship
Doug Brewer wrote:
On Jan 8, 2007, at 10:19 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
I did some pics at the North American International Auto Show today.
I have a lot of pics and have only processed a few. The K10D was nice
to work with. Shot most of it handheld with SR turned on. Great
camera for events
K.Takeshita wrote:
On 1/09/07 9:15 AM, Mark Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, I think a Mustang should look like a Mustang. That one
looks like a Nissan.
Give it a couple of years - by then Mustangs may *be* Nissans or
Toyotas. ;-)
U, that would be a tragedy.
When I first
David Savage wrote:
At 12:27 AM 10/01/2007, Adam Maas wrote:
K.Takeshita wrote:
U, that would be a tragedy.
When I first visited U.S. years ago, the first thing I did at the airport
was to designate Mustang at the rent-a-car counter. That was an early 70's
muscle Mustang. A dream
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: jim Subject: Finally got my K10D. but..
Finally got My K10D today YAH
but my Sigma 24-70 zoom won't work with it. Won't auto focus, won't auto
anything,
Yet same lens works perfictaly on my MZ7.
K.Takeshita wrote:
On 1/09/07 10:27 AM, Adam Maas, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frankly, I'd rather have a Nissan Silvia, Fairlady or Skyline than any Pony
Car. Cubic Inches are fun, handling is more fun.
I was talking about the nostalgia in a different era. Since mid 80's for
several
Just a note, but the Ba'ath Arab Socialist Party was founded (by a Lebanese
Christian Arab) as an explicit pan-Arab take on National Socialism. Yes, that
makes Baby Assad the last true fascist dictator.
-Adam
Now, hopefully Godwin's Law ensues.
P. J. Alling wrote:
You are not even worth
Kenneth Waller wrote:
The USA is multi ethnic, but if you are an American, you are an American,
first and foremost, and that flag is to die for.
Sadly that's the way it use to be. Notice the number of immigrants arriving
in the U S of A that want to change the official language, continue
Which of those? There were at least 3 official flags, and two variants of the
better-known battle flag.
-Adam
P. J. Alling wrote:
Which confederate flag. The official flag, or the battle flag, (which
never had an official standing, as far as I know), but was used to
minimize confusion
statement. I find any flag dedicated to the destruction of the
Union, and the preservation of slavery an abomination. Happy now?
Though I still doubt than most Americans would recognize the original
Stars and Bars if they saw one.
Adam Maas wrote:
Which of those? There were at least 3
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
On Jan 9, 2007, at 7:59 AM, Adam Maas wrote:
Sigma makes nice stuff, apart from the electronics. I try and avoid
any sigma product with electronics in it. The 30/1.4 is making it
hard though.
All the modern lenses have electronics in them. Their build quality
have decided that they want to be the brand
for morons and idiots, it probably won't surprise them in the least. They've
already dumped the nameplate in the toilet, a little more crap won't make
much difference.
Paul
-- Original message --
From: Adam Maas
jim wrote:
SIGnificant MAlfunction strikes again.
LOL.
mmm how do sigma lens work on sigma camera? any compatiability issuses there?
maybe they reverse engineer there own lens :P
James
Potentially, since their lens protocol is a fairly blatant copy of the
EOS protocol. IIRC they
jim wrote:
On Tue, 09 Jan 2007 22:35:10 -0500, Adam Maas wrote:
Potentially, since their lens protocol is a fairly blatant copy of the
EOS protocol. IIRC they originally tried to licence EF mount. got turned
down and decided to use a K-mount derived Bayonet on a mount that's
otherwise
David Savage wrote:
On 1/10/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interestingly, the Americans seem to be flocking to Canadian pharmacies to
take advantage of our much lower drug costs.
Does the Canadian government subsidise drug's like they do in Oz?
Cheers,
Dave
Yes, to an
Brendan MacRae wrote:
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Paul Stenquist Subject: Re: PESO - American
Fence
But the New York Times is probably the most
liberal daily newspaper in
the U.S. They always take the side of the
oppressed minority if
Actually, it can be. A R220 and the EZ-R2 inkset from MIS. About as
cheap and even smoother prints with controllable toning from a 6 ink setup.
Both are great options.
-Adam
Mark Erickson wrote:
If you really want to go cheap (and by all accounts really good), take a
look at Paul Roark's
The only way to be unarmed is to remove the thinking man's brain.
I agree with Heinlein. There's no such thing as a dangerous weapon, only
dangerous men (and women).
-Adam
Tom C wrote:
Well my point (even though I'm not anti-gun) is that it's better for no one
to be armed than anybody to
I would expect that every nuclear power with the ability to project
power that far has such concrete plans, simply as an exercise in
precaution. I don't expect them to be used.
-Adam
Markus Maurer wrote:
In lthe Monday New Zurich newspaper I have read that a nation (which name I
will not
Depends on who you're talking about. That was probably true for most of
the east coast tribes, who were fairly civilised agrarian peoples on the
cusp of bronze-age civilization and the West Coast tribes, who lived in
a virtual paradise. It certainly wasn't for the plains tribes, who were
DagT wrote:
Den 10. jan. 2007 kl. 15.54 skrev Adam Maas:
David Savage wrote:
On 1/10/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interestingly, the Americans seem to be flocking to Canadian
pharmacies to
take advantage of our much lower drug costs.
Does the Canadian government subsidise
. It was genocide, pure and simple.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Adam Maas
The primary reason for the massive population drop wasn't wholesale
slaughter. It was the unthinking introduction of several virulent and
deadly diseases to a population with essentially no resistances
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: frank theriault Subject: Re: PESO - American Fence
So much for reports that gun murders are out of control. The media
was more than happy to scream to the world how violent Toronto and
Canada are becoming; they seem oddly silent
Tom C wrote:
Too many people look at the marginal production cost of the pills and
say the drug companies are ripping us off, not remembering the billions
the first production pill costs these companies, and the incredible mass
of regulations that they work under (which protects us, but
Scott Loveless wrote:
On 1/10/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am still behind getting the rest of the 2006 weeks posted, but I'm
almost recovered from my trip to Nashville TN and thought I should
*start* 2007.
Frankly, I was sick with a stomach flu most of the time I was
Here in Canada almost all shootings are drug/gang related or accidental.
Deaths from suicides, armed robberies and domestic disputes are
overwhelmingly via other means.
-Adam
P. J. Alling wrote:
Most shootings are suicides, followed in no particular order since I
don't know the breakdown,
out. It was genocide, pure and simple.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Adam Maas
The primary reason for the massive population drop wasn't wholesale
slaughter. It was the unthinking introduction of several virulent and
deadly diseases to a population with essentially
Excellent job re-rendering that shot. I distinctly like the BW better
as it seems sharper and with more texture, although the light is
gorgeous on the colour shot.
-Adam
Mike Hamilton wrote:
I've been lacking inspiration or motivation these days, and so I am
trying to re-work older images.
Bloody gorgeous car. Hope it sees production over here. It would be nice
to see GM actually make 2 nice cars (the other being the Solstice/Sky/GT
roadster)
-Adam
Kenneth Waller wrote:
Check out http://mypeoplepc.com/members/kwaller/cars/
for a look at what I think is the wildest car at
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