Almost one year ago I took this picture outside an office window.
Here’s the view today from the same vantage point.
Below are high resolution pictures if you are interested.
Almost one year ago I took this picture outside an office window.
Here’s the view today from the same vantage point.
Below are high resolution pictures if you are interested.
May 17, folks. That’s the date when the grumpy doctor you wish you were and the snazzy camera you wish you owned will join forces on American network television. The final episode in this season’s run of House has been shot exclusively using Canon’s 5D Mark II, and the show’s director Greg Yaitanes has been taking questions about the experience on Twitter. PetaPixel have helpfully collated the Q&A session into a coherent pseudo-interview, which you’ll be able to find at the source below. The major takeaway is that the crew liked the experience and didn’t have to do an overwhelming amount of work to adapt to the different shooting method.
It’s quite amazing that a show will be filmed with only a digital SLR camera instead of regular video camera. Here’s the camera at Best Buy, lens not included.
But in reading the video review, there’s no time-lapse feature, bummer. But then again, it’s not like I can afford this camera anyways.
Gen X Christian music star Jennifer Knapp has come out as a lesbian at the same time that she is coming out with a new album. The 36 year old Kansas native has been a popular Christian music singer since 1998 when her first album, Kansas was released.
Reuters has stated that there are no other well known Christian musicians who are openly gay. Knapp told Reuters that she was celibate for 10 years because she was an unmarried Christian woman. She says she underwent an early midlife crisis and had to look at her faith, her career and her sexuality. She now spends most of her time in Australia but has an American girlfriend.
Jennifer Knapp doesn’t consider herself to be a crusader for the gay community and she still considers herself to be a Christian, a gay Christian. Her new album will be a little more mainstream and she hopes her fans, Christian and non-Christian alike, will give it and her a chance.
Full Article @ examiner.com