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Alex Kobiel 1196

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Alex Kobiel 1196

Le chapeau et la canne, inséparables de l’image de  Charlot , sont dans un état «remarquable» selon Bonhams, qui estime le lot entre 40.000 et 60.000 dollars. La légende veut que le Britannique Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) ait inventé son personnage de...  moreLe chapeau et la canne, inséparables de l’image de  Charlot , sont dans un état «remarquable» selon Bonhams, qui estime le lot entre 40.000 et 60.000 dollars. La légende veut que le Britannique Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) ait inventé son personnage de vagabond une après-midi pluvieuse de 1914, avant d’en faire l’une des silhouettes les plus célèbres du cinéma muet.  
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    Alex Kobiel 1196
    • April 14, 2019
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    Alex Kobiel 1196
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    BTS 'EPIPHANY' THE PIANO GUYS (Piano/Cello Cover)
    ► Listen to our new album LIMITLESS: http://ThePianoGuys.lnk.to/LimitlessAW ►Get Limitless Autographed: http://bit.ly/Limitless_Album ► Add this song to your Spotify playlists: https://open.spotify.com/album/4PPZ216h9xlTOsjXPUMlPw ► Get all of our albu...
    • November 29, 2018

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    Alex Kobiel 1196 Oktoberfest 2018
    • October 30, 2018
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    Alex Kobiel 1196
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    Deadpool 2 | With Apologies to David Beckham
    Get your Deadpool 2 tickets at http://www.Deadpool.com After surviving a near fatal bovine attack, a disfigured cafeteria chef (Wade Wilson) struggles to fulfill his dream of becoming Mayberry’s hottest bartender while also learning to cope with his lo...
    • May 12, 2018

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    Alex Kobiel 1196 In theaters April 27
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    Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War - Official Trailer
    In theaters April 27. Get your tickets now: http://www.fandango.com/infinitywar Find out more on Marvel.com - http://bit.ly/2Iv6ouB Follow Marvel on Twitter: ‪https://twitter.com/marvel Like Marvel on Facebook: ‪https://www.facebook.com/Marvel F...
    • March 17, 2018
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    Alex Kobiel 1196 posted a topic in the forum Science:
    How Stephen Hawking Transformed Our Understanding of Black Holes
     
     
    There's a lot we still don't know about black holes, but these light-gobbling behemoths would be even more mysterious if Stephen Hawking hadn't plumbed their inky depths.
    For starters, the famed cosmologist, who died yesterday...  more     
     
    There's a lot we still don't know about black holes, but these light-gobbling behemoths would be even more mysterious if Stephen Hawking hadn't plumbed their inky depths.
    For starters, the famed cosmologist, who died yesterday (March 14) at the age of 76, helped give more solid mathematical backing to the concept of black holes, the existence of which was predicted by Albert Einstein's 1915 theory of general relativity.
     
    "Hawking actually proved some rigorous mathematical theorems about Einstein's equations for gravity that showed that, under quite general circumstances, there were places where the equations broke down — what are called singularities," said Tom Banks, a professor of physics and astronomy at Rutgers University-New Brunswick in New Jersey. "And, in particular, the region inside of a black hole is such a singularity."  
     
    But it was Hawking's investigation of black holes' nature that would prove revolutionary. Initially, his work suggested that a black hole could never get smaller — specifically, that the surface area of its spherical event horizon, the point beyond which nothing can escape, could never decrease.
    Similarly, the second law of thermodynamics holds that the "entropy," or disorder, of a closed system can never go down. And, in the early 1970s, physicist Jacob Bekenstein explicitly connected the concepts, proposing that a black hole's entropy is linked to the area of its event horizon.
     
    Hawking was originally skeptical of this idea, Banks said. After all, entropy and black holes didn't seem to go together: Black holes were supposed to radiate no energy of any sort — hence the name — and you can't have entropy without radiation.
    But then Hawking crunched the numbers, in a way that nobody had ever done before.
    "He then showed that, if you added quantum mechanics to the game, you could show that, in fact, black holes were not really black," Banks told Space.com. "They actually emitted radiation."
    This radiation comes from "virtual particles," which are constantly popping into and out of existence in the bizarre quantum realm. They do so in matter-antimatter pairs, one of which has positive energy and the other negative energy.
    Ordinarily, these pairs immediately annihilate each other. But if this pair popping occurred at the boundary of a black hole's event horizon, one particle could, theoretically, get gobbled up while the other rocketed off into space. If the negative-energy particle were eaten, the black hole's mass would shrink by a tiny amount, and the object would emit a minuscule bit of radiation.
    Hawking worked out this idea in 1974, which is why this hypothesized black-hole light is known as Hawking radiation, or Hawking-Bekenstein radiation. Nobody has spotted such emissions yet, but most physicists believe the emissions exist. Therefore, they posit, all black holes will shrink away to nothingness eventually, after there's no matter left for them to scarf down. (This will happen on almost unimaginably long timescales for big black holes; some calculations suggest that the last of the supermassive monsters at the cores of galaxies won't die for another 10^100 years or so.)
     
    Though unquestionably a genius, Hawking wasn't always right, and one of his high-profile mistakes concerned black holes. The cosmologist famously posited that the information carried by every particle — data characterizing its spin and mass, for example — hoovered up by a black hole would be lost when the black hole evaporated.
    Most other physicists disagreed, and for good reason, Banks said.
    "It leads to equations that are in massive contradiction with known experimental facts," he said. "There are certain types of idealized black holes that you can construct in string-theory models, and there, it's quite clear that there's no loss of information."
    Instead, this information must seep back out into the universe via Hawking radiation before the black hole dissipates, most physicists think. Hawking eventually came around to this position, Banks said.
    Hawking's black-hole work has also spurred physicists to rethink their understanding of the universe on a more general level, Banks said. Previously, physicists had assumed that entropy scales with a system's volume, so the entropy-area link that Hawking and Bekenstein established came as a big surprise.  
    "In a way, Hawking's observation led to a potential revolution in the way we model nature, period," Banks said. "Part of that hasn't been realized yet. We don't actually have such a theory that everybody agrees is correct, but it's sort of the big challenge that Hawking's work made."
    Hawking inspired deep thought and reflection in more than just his fellow physicists and cosmologists, of course. For decades, laypeople around the world have marveled at the way Hawking fought through his debilitating motor neuron disease to make breakthrough discoveries and bring exciting research to the masses in his best-selling books.
    "It was remarkable how resilient he was, and how determined he was," said Banks, who knew Hawking personally. "That was one of the most awe-inspiring parts of being around him."  less
    • March 17, 2018

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    Alex Kobiel 1196 posted a topic in the forum Photo:
    Top 10 Digital Photography Tips
    Whether you are a beginner or more experienced with photography, here are some of our favorite tips that will help you improve your photography!
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    Use the Rule of Thirds
    This rule helps you take eye-catching pictures by using one of the most effective rul...  more    Whether you are a beginner or more experienced with photography, here are some of our favorite tips that will help you improve your photography!
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    Use the Rule of Thirds
    This rule helps you take eye-catching pictures by using one of the most effective rules of composition.
    If you want to take pictures that have a “wow” factor built in them, the Rule of Thirds is the composition secret you need to take advantage of!
    To use the rule of thirds, imagine four lines, two lying horizontally across the image and two vertical creating nine even squares. Some images will look best with the focal point in the center square, but placing the subject off center at one of the intersecting points of the imaginary lines, will often create a more aesthetically composed photograph.
    When a photograph is composed using the rule of thirds the eyes will wander the frame. A picture composed by the rule of thirds is usually more interesting and pleasing to the eye.
    If you want to take great photos that you’d be proud of, by using the rules of composition, check out the easy-to-follow Incredibly Important Composition Skills Course!
    Read our article on The Rule of Thirds to learn more.
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    Avoid Camera Shake
    Camera shake or blur is something that can plague any photographer and here are some ways to avoid it.
    First, you need to learn how to hold your camera properly; use both hands, one around the body and one around the lens and hold the camera close to your body for support.
    Also, for handheld shooting, make sure that you are using a shutter speed that is appropriate for your lens’ focal length. If you’re shutter speed is too slow, any unintentional movement of the camera will result in your entire photograph coming out blurry. The rule of thumb is not to shoot at a shutter speed that is slower than your focal length to minimize this problem:
    1 / Focal Length (in mm) = Minimum Shutter Speed (in seconds)
    So, as an example, if you’re using a 100mm lens, then your shutter speed should be no lower than 1/100th of a second.
    Use a tripod or monopod whenever possible.
    Are you confused by any of the terminology? Do you want to easily control your camera and finally get rid of the confusion about focal length, aperture, shutter speed and other settings?
    If so, check out our most recommended course: Extremely Essential Camera Skills. It’s the easiest and quickest way to learn how to take great photos while learning all the basics of your camera.
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    Learn to use the Exposure Triangle
    To get your photos looking their best in terms of exposure and overall appearance, you need to master the three basics: Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO.
    You also need to understand the relationships between these three controls. When you adjust of of them, you would usually have to consider at least one of the others, to get the desired results.
    Using Auto Mode takes care of these controls, but you pay the price of not getting your photos to look the way you wanted them, and often disappointing.
    It’s a better idea to learn how to use Aperture-priority or Shutter-priority modes, and ultimately shoot in Manual mode. To easily learn how to do it, we recommend the Extremely Essential Camera Skills Course.
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    Use a Polarizing Filter
    If you can only buy one filter for your lens, make it a polarizer.
    The recommended type of polarizer is circular because these allow your camera to use TTL (through the lens) metering such as auto exposure.
    This filter helps reduce reflections from water as well as metal and glass; it improves the colors of the sky and foliage, and will help give your photos the WOW factor. It will do all that while protecting your lens. There’s no reason why you can’t leave it on for all of your photography.
    We recommend Hoya Polarizer Filters for the best combination of performance and price.
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    Create a Sense of Depth
    When photographing landscapes it really helps to create a sense of depth, in other words, make the viewer feel like they are there.
    Use a wide-angle lens for a panoramic view and a small aperture of f/16 or smaller to keep the foreground and background sharp. Placing an object or person in the foreground helps give a sense of scale and emphasizes how far away the distance is.
    Use a tripod if possible, as a small aperture usually requires a slower shutter speed.
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    Use Simple Backgrounds
    The simple approach is usually the best in digital photography, and you have to decide what needs to be in the shot, while not including anything that is a distraction.
    If possible, choose a plain background – in other words, neutral colors and simple patterns. You want the eye to be drawn to the focal point of the image rather than a patch of color or an odd building in the background. This is especially vital in a shot where the model is placed off center.
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    Don’t Use Flash Indoors
    Flash can look harsh and unnatural especially for indoor portraits. Therefore, there are various ways you can take an image indoors without resorting to flash.
    First, push the ISO up – usually ISO 800 to 1600 will make a big difference for the shutter speed you can choose. Use the widest aperture possible – this way more light will reach the sensor and you will have a nice blurred background. Using a tripod or an I.S. (Image Stabilization) lens is also a great way to avoid blur.
    If you absolutely must use flash, then use a flash with a head you can rotate, and point the light to the ceiling on an angle.
    To ensure you get the most flattering light for portraits, landscapes or anything else you want to capture – watch this great video here.
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    Choose the Right ISO
    The ISO setting determines how sensitive your camera is to light and also how fine the grain of your image. The ISO we choose depends on the situation – when it’s dark we need to push the ISO up to a higher number, say anything from 400 – 3200 as this will make the camera more sensitive to light and then we can avoid blurring. On sunny days we can choose ISO 100 or the Auto setting as we have more light to work with.
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    Pan to Create Motion
    If you want to capture a subject in motion, then use the panning technique. To do this, choose a shutter speed around two steps lower than necessary – so for 1/250, we’d choose 1/60. Keep your camera on the subject with your finger half way down on the shutter to lock the focus and when ready, take the photo, remembering to follow them as they move.
    Use a tripod or monopod if possible to avoid camera shake and get clear movement lines.
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    Experiment with Shutter Speed
    Don’t be afraid to play with the shutter speed to create some interesting effects.
    When taking a night time shot, use a tripod and try shooting with the shutter speed set at 4 seconds. You will see that the movement of the object is captured along with some light trails. If you choose a faster shutter speed of say 1/250th of a second, the trails will not be as long or bright; instead you will freeze the action.
    Try shooting other compositions with moving objects or backgrounds such as waves on a beach, crowds of people walking, cars commuting, with different shutter speeds to either capture blurred movement or snapshots that freeze everything sharply in time.
    Whenever using slow shutter speeds to blur movement, it is critical that the camera is stabilized to eliminate camera shake. We recommend the AmazonBasics 60-inch Portable Tripod as a good entry-level option for taking photographs with slow shutter speeds.
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    BONUS TIP: Invest More In Learning (and Less on Gear)
    If you’re thinking about spending thousands on new cameras and lenses, think twice.
    Many end up disappointed about their shiny new toys not producing that “wow” factor they were expecting.
    You can take stunning photos that you’ll be proud of, even with a modest digital camera fitted with its standard zoom lens. But you can’t take such great photos without understanding the basics.
    That’s why it is critical to master composition and light, before spending anything on new gear.  less
    • March 17, 2018

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    Alex Kobiel 1196
    • December 30, 2017

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    Alex Kobiel 1196 The most tattooed senior citizens in the world happen to be an adorable, badass couple from Melbourne, Florida. Charlotte Guttenberg and Charles “Chuck” Helmke hold the world record for most tattooed female and male senior citizens, with 91.5% and 93.75% ...  moreThe most tattooed senior citizens in the world happen to be an adorable, badass couple from Melbourne, Florida. Charlotte Guttenberg and Charles “Chuck” Helmke hold the world record for most tattooed female and male senior citizens, with 91.5% and 93.75% tattooed bodies, respectively.  
    • November 14, 2017

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    Carpool Karaoke: The Series — Will Smith and James Corden — Apple Music
    Watch the first six minutes of the premiere episode of Carpool Karaoke: The Series on Apple Music, featuring Will Smith and James Corden. Sign up for Apple Music and watch the entire episode now at http://applemusic.com/carpoolkaraoke.
    • August 9, 2017
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    Alex Kobiel 1196 is now friends with Lilyia Bauber 1186.
    • August 3, 2017

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    Alex Kobiel 1196
    • August 3, 2017
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    Alex Kobiel 1196 Conheça o "Diário ao Contrário, um livro interativo que incentiva o leitor à descobrir e fazer coisas novas, interessantes e inusitadas; um guia para sair da rotina.
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    ZAZ - "Je Veux" Legendado PT-BR
    • August 11, 2016

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    Alex Kobiel 1196 Regarder c'est affolant
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    Щепеткова Елена 2088 is now friends with Alex Kobiel 1196.
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