Its already 2am: Where's Omar's Passport Color Checker?(Wear Shades before you Enter)

A crowd is gathering to watch him dive:

*sigh* wrote in post #12229320
Yeah.. the water ends up looking soft and fuzzy

simulated flow

tonylong wrote in post #12229311
Hey Omar, just a quiet Friday, the weather is still bleak here and not very inspiring...

this is bleak Tony

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Harm wrote in post #12229357
A crowd is gathering to watch him dive:

Harm you need to photoshop a buddha on his way down into the falls

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12229397
this is bleak Tony

Hey, it's got sun shining through the haze, and compared to here, that's not bleak!

Internship, residency and fellowship are same terms used here for medical studies, you take internship before getting your MD, then take 3 years residency for your specialization before you can get license to practice, then you get fellowship to be a diplomate, specialist. Two of my children are MD's and practicing here with their own clinics, both are married to MD's too. Another son shifted from MD to PhD in biological sciences and now work for a biogen star up.

I drive a MB E class sports with AMG trim. I normally change every three years, but I am keeping this 2009 model until next year, since I am retired since April last year and saving money for cameras

tonylong wrote in post #12229497
Hey, it's got sun shining through the haze, and compared to here, that's not bleak!

Tony when do you guys over there break out of the grey skys? Or is it always like that? Ive heard Seattle and Detroit are the best cities for people who suffer from a rare skin disease, which doesn't allow them be exposed to the sun (they will get horrible burns instantly and risk death), since those cities are the most cloudy through out the year.

vipergts831 wrote in post #12229517
Tony when do you guys over there break out of the grey skys? Or is it always like that? Ive heard Seattle and Detroit are the best cities for people who suffer from a rare skin disease, which doesn't allow them be exposed to the sun (they will get horrible burns instantly and risk death), since those cities are the most cloudy through out the year.

I don't know about Seattle, but I wouldn't think Detroit is all that cloudy. I'm only an hour away and we get tons of sun.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #12229544
I don't know about Seattle, but I wouldn't think Detroit is all that cloudy. I'm only an hour away and we get tons of sun.

Im just reciting what i saw on the special for that show. Seatle is #1 with detroit #2 as cities in the US with the most overcast days. I forgot the metric they used but its for major cities i believe.

vipergts831 wrote in post #12229558
Im just reciting what i saw on the special for that show. Seatle is #1 with detroit #2 as cities in the US with the most overcast days. I forgot the metric they used but its for major cities i believe.

And Arizona is really the sunshine state despite the fact Florida uses that title (they are like 4th or 5th in reality I believe)

AZ and NV have the most sunshine, best places for solar generators.

Here is a link i found to most cloudy locations. I know the show was only looking at major cities and not smaller ones.

http://www.weathertoda​y.net/weatherfacts/clo​udy_desc.php

Seattle gets around 226 cloudy days a year. So depressing!

Im not surprised that upstate ny cities are all over 200 days as well. It was always cloudy in Syracuse!

jdizzle wrote in post #12227577
Holy cow! The touch screen is awesome!

Yup, I'm sure we'll have touch screens like that on DSLR eventually.

FJ LOVE wrote in post #12228704
an M9 less one

Shaddap!

Geoff_Shawcross wrote in post #12229598
Yup, I'm sure we'll have touch screens like that on DSLR eventually.

Ill watch that when i get home. Whats up Geoff!