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6 months ago
in Stolen Glance on Digital Brainwaves
Read The Photograher's Right, a one-page PDF that sums up where you can and can't take photos in the US. I'm not sure if there's a Canadian analogue to this guide. It appears this couple is in a public place, so any expectation that they cannot be photographed would be unreasonable South of the border.
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k4
Just because a one-page pdf says it's legal doesn't mean every parent and beat-cop will agree. While it my not mean you get a criminal record, the cop may decide it's easiest to take you downtown and let someone else figure out who's right and who's wrong. I have read about incidences in the UK and Canada. I have not read of any here in the US involving children, but I have read of ones here where people get in trouble for taking photos of the outsides of buildings. It's not right, but it could really ruin your day ven if you are in the right.
7 months ago
in Happy Thought for the Day on Digital Brainwaves
I'll take "participate in a self-defense shooting anywhere in the commonwealth of Massachusetts" for $1000 Alex!
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Pauley
Probably very correct, but not what I was looking for. Think less legality and more fundamental. Out of my regular readers, you're one of a few I expect to figure it out. :-D
-- Pauley
-- Pauley
7 months ago
in Late-harvest Merlot on Digital Brainwaves
I don't usually go for the sweeter wines with meals, but for dessert - hard to beat! Kelly and I first tried icewine on a visit to Niagara on the Lake in 2004, and we've tried several Finger Lakes variants since then that are also quite good. Like K4, I also dig the Ports and Port-style wines (technically, true Port only comes from Portugal) - Sandeman's reserve is one of my favorites. Also enjoy drizzling a little icewine over some sliced peaches or mixed berries...
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andy
This is a tangent, but I think the most wonderful thing I've ever had for dessert is limoncello drizzled over frozen berries and vanilla ice cream.
Having said that, I don't really like sweet wines. About the furthest I'll go is a Gewurztraminer. =P And finding NY wines in San Diego is, well, practically impossible. And that makes me sad.
Having said that, I don't really like sweet wines. About the furthest I'll go is a Gewurztraminer. =P And finding NY wines in San Diego is, well, practically impossible. And that makes me sad.
Pauley
I hear good things about drizzling icewine over ice cream, as Andy suggests below with the limoncello liqueur.
-- Pauley
-- Pauley
-- Pauley