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ALBANY AUTUMN CLASSIC CHARITY HORSE SHOW— Howcan you help? November 14-15

This year’s beneficiary is Healing4Heroes. Healing4Heroes provides trained ADA compliant service dogs for military service members suffering with PTSD and other traumatic wounds of war. Healing4Heroes serves the community in two ways; by helping those who have courageously served our country overcome disabilities, especially the invisible wounds of war, and helping abandoned and neglected dogs to become ADA compliant service dogs. It is the support of compassionate people like you that enables us to help the community.

The Autumn Classic will host their 35th annual Charity Horse Show at the Georgia National Fair Grounds in Perry, Georgia, on November 14th & 15th, 2020. We are inviting your company and family to join us. Horse and rider teams from across the South will participate in disciplines of hunter/jumper and pleasure/performance. Multiple generations of families participate at this show with riders ranging from age 5 to 60, each of whom gleam with excitement in the show ring. It’s a family event that is full of fun and horses. Best of all, proceeds are given to charity.

This year’s beneficiary is Healing4Heroes.

In becoming a sponsor, you will be helping to make this year’s show a great success, with a very worthy beneficiary. We offer various sponsorship levels, all including an ad in our show book. Please take the time to review our sponsorship forms and if you have any questions, contact Norma Karst at 229-809-0025. We hope that you will join us on this endeavor and consider a sponsorship. Also, we would enjoy seeing you at the show to enjoy the ringside camaraderie at the Georgia National Fair Grounds facilities, admission is free.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Norma Karst
2020 Show Chair
[email protected]

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I have cancelled the store number: 2294354566

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Dixie Theatre Serv & Supply / Camera Crafts updated their business hours.

Are you familiar with Van Nostrands Scientific Encyclopedia?
It was a single volume published in 1938...
It was a single volume through several editions extending to two volumes around the 6th or 7th edition
Current edition is the 10th!

I have 1st, 3rd and 5th editions.... My first edition is fourth printing...

Books anyone?

What is it?

Need to move a few vintage items... some never sold.. some used... some not is working condition ... a lot of salvaged pieces and parts:

Are you interested? Do you know someone who might be? I’m thinking of tossing up a category per day.... I’m gonna start with a “What is it?”

I’d like to hear your memories and creative ideas of how to repurpose... and of course, if you want it, let me know.

Anybody interested? I’m starting with something I took a picture of a few years ago—. Here goes: “What is it?”

When? Where? Why? How? Repurpose?

Anybody shooting D7200? How do you like it?

I just saw a billboard announcing “Ansel Adams: The Masterworks” at Columbus Museum through December 30 2018

Has anyone seen this?

This is a neat thing to watch! I hope you can come.

Great QUICK service at the newly reopened Steak n Shake on Westover! Thanks to our server, Mia, a student who represents ASU well in her kindness, professionalism and beautiful smile!

Great opportunity for Scouts and horse lovers.... give back and have fun!

Born 1906 — Amazing Grace Hopper has been honored for her contribution through the Navy: to Computer Science.

A lady, not unlike my dad in her passion for Math and Physics, she accomplished so much in her 86 years!

Her father, a double amputee, taught by word and deed that she could do ANYTHING.

In a day when, academically, women were minimized... she studied math. Graduation from Vassar (a ladies college) and continuing her education.

She was on Jonny Carson’s Tonight Show; David Letterman’s Late Night and CBS 60 minutes... she spoke at MIT..

She joined the Navy Reserves at age 37... had to get permissions because of her age and underweight... but SHE ALREADY HAD A PHD!

Retiring multiple times, she was called back to help the Navy develop the first computers... she helped to develop the Computer language/software: COBOL and developed compilers paving the way for many of today’s computer advancements!

She popularized the term bug related to computers— specifically programs g glitches; and popularized understandable explanation of “nanosecond” — a billionth of a second!

Amazing Grace Hopper! Retiring from Navy in 1986 at age 80, she went to work with DEC... died in 1992 at age 86.

How do you define “retired?”

Ok... if you have kids --especially girls—in school: you need to know this lady!

Read about Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper 1906-1992 Amazing accomplishments.

Grace Hopper
Grace Brewster Murray Hopper (née Murray; December 9, 1906 – January 1, 1992) was an American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral.[1] One of the first programmers of the Harvard Mark I computer, she was a pioneer of computer programming who invented one of the first compiler related tools. She popularized the idea of machine-independent programming languages, which led to the development of COBOL, an early high-level programming language still in use today.

Grace Murray Hopper
Grace Hopper
Grace Brewster Murray Hopper (née Murray; December 9, 1906 – January 1, 1992) was an American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral.[1] One of the first programmers of the Harvard Mark I computer, she was a pioneer of computer programming who invented one of the first compiler related tools. She popularized the idea of machine-independent programming languages, which led to the development of COBOL, an early high-level programming language still in use today.

Grace Brewster Murray Hopper

This is something to try! I’m going gray:
Settings>General>accessibility>display accommodations>color filters> grayscale

No color. It’s supposed to help us turn away from phone technology.

Nikon

Bird and wildlife photographers: what do you think?

New amazing lens! Builtin tele converter! Choose to activate or not WITHOUT REMOVING LENS... zoom in on hummers or warblers... distance deer... football? Maybe not... what do you think?

Imagine this lens on a D850... one lens with a huge telephoto range: 180-400f4 (560f5.6 with teleconverter; 840 on DX or if DX activated.... 180-840 without removing lens...

What do you think?

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Angelo and Amar. Merry Christmas!

Memes for Horse People

Thanks Lindsi

Changing the world for cats one wedding at a time 🐈🌎📸 Did you know every time covers a wedding the life of a shelter cat is sponsored on behalf of the happy couple? 🐈😻🐈🐈😻 Let's share some love and save lives together!! 2017 dates still available!! 😻📸🐈😻📸🐈

I enjoyed listening to Lindsi Jones tonight as sh shared with Sunbelt Camera club. Great program her shots of cats in bows are amazing.

Great way to support cat lovers and or contribute to your favorite animal group --

D850 Full Frame Digital SLR Camera | Nikon

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nikonusa.com The D850 camera can shoot up to 9 FPS with its back-illuminated image sensor. Discover the advanced autofocus, sensitivity, and battery life features at Nikon.

A solar eclipse is coming to America. Here’s what you’ll see where you live.

vox.com On Monday August 21, a solar eclipse will cut across the entire United States. And wherever you are, you will be able to see it. Even though the "totality" — the area where the sun is completely...

50 Reasons Why I Don't Drink

Lots of folks seem to be able to keep social alcohol under control-- beers, wine coolers, mixed drinks.... but not all.

There is a reason why bartenders are supposed to refuse drinks to those who are having trouble "holding their alcohol."

There is a reason why police cars are NOT equipt to test for high cholesterol, blood pressure, or high sugar levels in erratic drivers-- though high or low sugar can cause pretty weird effects even to drivers.

Cheating on tests... a white lie... ignoring a promise: there are lots of lines -- boundaries -- which are crossed, in the name of success or pleasure.

Risk is encouraged as a determinant of other behaviors: smoking or obesity: relative to heart disease or cancer; foods with artificial sweeteners, saturated fat, trans fats, MSG, sodium and the increase to a variety of risks.

Financial planners help us to balance RISK against potential gain... lots of folks have lot significantly in the last ten years... some losses never recovered... "its a gamble."

But what are the gains from excessive alcohol that warrant the risk to health, families, traffic accidents, marriages, job loss, school failures... ?

penews.org Pastor Jamie Morgan offers dozens of drawbacks to a Christian drinking alcohol.

Make an appointment to meet sometime to check out the new D5600!
24 MP, wifi, Bluetooth, articulated LCD.... small size.... or check out D3400 for even smaller package!

Or the D500 which is optimized for video use...

Hope to hear from you soon!

Photographers... are you looking for studio or darkroom supplies?

I have information on used pieces-- great deals for someone!

Group Effort: Growing Your Skills in a Camera Club from Nikon

Our Sunbelt Club meets 3rd Thursday each month, 7:00pm at Phoebe North (the old Palmyra Hospital) in Albany

nikonusa.com Discover how joining a local camera club can expand your photography views and experience.