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Keith Ellwood Baker

24 years young. Straight Edge. Vegan. Teacher. Sarcasm. Movies. Photography major in San Francisco.

Castaway 2. Description ******* AGI GameSave Updated******* For those experiencing GameSave related problems please clear your browsers cache and reload the game.

This ensures you get the latest version of the AGI which addresses these issues. *******v1.19************ - Recipe Book added which will store craft combinations you have learned for reference. (this will be empty to begin with since the game was not tracking this before) - You can now buy/sell multiple items at a time - Forge quests can now be completed if user crafted item before accepting the quest. Item must be in your inventory. - Fixed issue with pet marker sometimes staying still in mini-map -Max weight will increase slightly when hero gains a level ******************************* Castaway 2 takes the very popular, award winning Castaway game to a whole new level! We have listened carefully to the community, and have taken their suggestions from Castaway 1 very seriously. . - larger (over 100 different levels!) Elephant Quest. Description **Please install Flash Player 10.2, this seems to be resolving some issues for people.

Thank you! ** Latest version is v1.09. Some of these fixes may require a NewGame+ or NewGame to have the game fixed (saved game may retain bugs) Version 1.09 This version fixes the following: • Umbrella quest fixed (when loaded from save) • Trophy quest fixed • Map fixes for some browsers • Elephant names hidden on loaded Save Game • Area 12 walls climbable • Area 25 walls climbable • Area 31 jumping challenges fixed • Old gun trails removed on new area • Area 42 ghost block patched Version 1.08 This version fixes should resolve most world map loading for users. The fight is on! Art by Jimp! How to Make a DIY Ring Flash [Tutorial]

Don’t have the budget to buy yourself a Ring Flash?

Today one of our forum members Manzin (see some of his work here) shares a tutorial on how he created his own DIY Ring Flash. You like Ring Flashes but you can’t pay the price? I have a solution for you, and it doesn’t involve stealing one from a store! Make your own for a very very cheap price, about 20 euros. The only thing is that you need to already have a cobra flash. First Step What you need. A plastic bowl (not too thick) whose base is about 8 cm of diameter. Step Two. Jill Greenberg lighting setup and lighting diagram. David Bicho's tribute to Jill Greenberg, using her characteristic lighting setup.

Lighting diagram explaining the Jill Greenberg lighting setup This image is a pure tribute to the classic crying-images by Jill Greenberg. This is really showing the crisp and contrasty light of the beloved Profoto Giant (the huge umbrella). From the back, I use two strip lights and a hair light on a boom stand to create a “kicker” all around her silhouette. One gridded light on the black background (turns blue when white balancing to get nice skin tones). Visit photographer David Bicho for more great inspiration. Raze. Ncha! Bycha. Nifty Dock tricks: Add spacers, temporary magnification, shortcuts. Posted by Ant on June 27th, 2009 | 1 Comment The Mac OS X Dock is already extremely useful, but it seems there’s always something new to learn about it.

Find out how to add spacers between Dock icons, temporarily reverse magnification settings, and more. The Dock needs no introduction. Since it’s so versatile, most Mac users use it every day as an application launcher and more. With this group of Dock tips and tricks, you can increase productivity and organization on your Mac. A few shortcuts Some people may know that pressing Command+Option+D toggles the show/hide Dock setting. Temporarily reverse magnification I personally love magnification on my Dock, but many other Mac users choose to turn it off. Add one or more spacers to the Dock For those of you who like to keep things super organized, it’s possible to create blank spaces in your Dock that separate certain icons from others. The Top 5 Astronomical Events to Witness Before You Die.

In the age of internet, television, and Lady Gaga, it’s easy to ignore the dazzling displays the sky gives us every night.

In ancient times, however, human civilizations based their entire calendar, and thus their way of life, upon what they saw in the cosmos. While humanity’s interest in astronomy has diminished over the centuries, the sky remains nonetheless spectacular. Few people have the time to go stargazing every night, but here are 5 celestial events so awe-inspiring, everyone must see them in their lifetime. 5. Perseid Meteor Shower Next Occurrence: August 9-14, 2011 Every August, the night sky lights up with a dazzling display known as the Perseid meteor shower. 4.

Next Occurrence: June 15, 2011 in Africa Ever get bored with the predictably drab hue of the moon? 3. Occurrence: Year round More commonly known as the Northern Lights, Aurora is a fantastic light display that occurs at extreme Northern or Southern latitudes. 2. 1. How-to-imagine-the-tenth-dimension. Harmony. Photography. Music.