but NOT HERE! We saw not one flake of the white stuff here in case you are all thinking we are as snowed in as southern NJ. No such luck. Just a grey and gloomy day. pooh.
I hope if you watch the SuperBowl tomorrow you will notice the Super Vision icon in the upper corner of the picture. This denotes the use of the Phantom cameras from the company Rick works for. They have nine cameras covering the footage tomorrow for anything in super slow motion.
Exciting stuff! Rick was actually interviewed on our local NJ12 news the other day. Even our beloved Sailor was used in a slow motion clip on television. Here is the link to watch but you need to turn up your sound really high to hear it:
http://gallery.me.com/bmtndog#100294/VRI_trimmed_compressed&bgcolor=black
An employee of VRI is on site in Miami and running a blog on her adventures with the cameras. If you want to follow along with Toni, go to this link:
http://focus.visionresearch.com/
Go Toni!
Posted by Lynne on 02/06/2010 at 07:05 PM
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Oh man, I thought for sure you finally got your wish and was totally dumped on. Not sure where it did snow because everybody I know out in that part of the country did NOT get the snow…crazy weather! Hope you get your fill soon.
Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on February 07 2010 at 06:51 PM
We are getting rain, again! Maybe we are stealing all the moisture meant for NJ! It surely doesn’t seem like it belongs here!
Posted by
jan on February 08 2010 at 11:10 PM
Lynne, love your pictures and you are very talented. Especially liked your post on NYC and it is an unbelieveable place.
About your rug hooking, take it slowly and remember how easy it is to do reverse hooking which is the nice term for pulling it out.
Have a look on youtube, Gene Sheppard, has a nice tutorial on circles…
Posted by
Julie on February 09 2010 at 05:16 AM
Debra, hopefully tomorrow our dream of snow will be realized!
Jan, your desert is going to burst open into lovely bloom this year with all your added moisture. There are going to be desert flowers everywhere!
Julie, thanks for the kind words on my photos. I think for now I am going to leave the uneven loops in my flower. I will look for the tutorial on circles. I know I should have started in straight rows!
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Lynne on February 09 2010 at 06:21 AM
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