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2012-11-13 3 notes

natalietsesh:

have read one more novel from “Los Angeles Noir” - “Dangerous days” written by Emory Holmes II. The story is ‘bout two brothers, an undercover cop, drugs, and a colt named Esmeralda. The location of LA is Leimert Park.

Emory Holmes II is a regular on http://artchats.tv

have read one more novel from “Los Angeles Noir” - “Dangerous days” written by Emory Holmes II. The story is ‘bout two brothers, an undercover cop, drugs, and a colt named Esmeralda. The location of LA is Leimert Park.

Emory Holmes II is a regular on http://artchats.tv

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natalietsesh:

have read one more novel from “Los Angeles Noir” - “Dangerous days” written by Emory Holmes II. The story is ‘bout two brothers, an undercover cop, drugs, and a colt named Esmeralda. The location of LA is Leimert Park.

Emory Holmes II is a regular on http://artchats.tv

Source: natalietsesh

2012-09-08 1 note

Foothill #transit #bus on our way for a #niteout at the #theater in #LA (Taken with Instagram at El Monte)

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Our #niteout to see #Red at the #theater in #LA begins after walking to the #bus stop in #Brea (Taken with Instagram at State College & Lambert, Brea)

2012-09-07 1 note

chriscavs:

Taken with Instagram

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#cloud #sunset #goldenrollinghillsofcalifornia (Taken with Instagram at Lambert Hills)

2012-09-04 0 notes

#hellynyc says,”where’s my sprinkler boy?” (Taken with Instagram)

“The style I found with my stencils is not something I can reproduce without this tool. That’s why I am now absolutely sure I don’t want to change medium. Moreover stencils are really excellent for the kind of “street art” I want to produce : small beautiful unexpected pieces left in the corners of the streets, because stencil is almost the only way to paint something smaller than the spray caps allow.”

Read the full interview:
http://www.shootinggallerysf.com/blog/2011/12/exclusive-interview-with-c215/

2012-08-19 0 notes

Make eBooks for off-line reading.

A new web service is quietly making eBooks from web published pages.

http://readlists.com/new/

Primarily for making an eBook from web articles for ease of reading offline on portable devices, you enter up to eleven article URLs into Readlist, give the collection a title, push a button and download a .epub file of all the text from the articles, nicely formatted for eBook reading.

If you’d like to make an eBook of unpublished text pages, you may upload them to Google Docs, choose the “Publish to the Web” option which will, as it says, web publish them, giving you an URL to enter into Readlist.

If you wish, this option allows you to upload a novel-length document. Google Docs will give you one URL for it and Readlist will make a nice .ePub file of the book.

If you don’t want the documents to remain public, simply delete them from Google Docs after you’ve made the eBook in Readlist.

There’s no option for inserting cover art for the Readlist created eBooks, so the eBooks are appropriate for private use only, such as for privately distributing copies of a pre-publication manuscript to a group of friends. Just attach the .ePub file to an email, sending it a small group of recipients.

.ePub files are natively read by most devices and by iOS or Android phones and tablets through apps. .ePub files may be converted by Calibre http://techsupport.foreverwarm.com/how-to-read-epub-books-on-your-kindle

for reading on Kindles

Calibre is an eReader app for all computers.

http://epublishersweekly.wordpress.com/about/how-to-read-epub/

There is also an eReader for Mac only, Bookie

http://www.bookieapp.com/

Reading eBooks on a computer ignores the main advantages of eBooks: compact, off-line portability.

If you do not own an eReader or a device with an eReading app, I suggest purchasing a Kobo Wireless eReader, about $80 US.

http://ebook-reader-review.toptenreviews.com/kobo-wireless-ereader-review.html

Enjoy reading.