ok, they are back up. 

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/dwolla.com

Dwolla is down for me and everyone else right now. 

Also reward the crows for gold rings.    One of those might make your cost.

Today, I will sell you all of mine at $9 each, a 10% discount to that value. 

The whole package is $119.99 shipped to your address in the USA payable in BTC.

Check coverage here:
http://www.clear.com/coverage

Buy here:
http://cryptoanarchy.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=84

http://cryptoanarchy.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=83

Yes.  The fee is $6.  If you find this too high, don't use it.  We only $3 in profit on this transaction.  We have a cheaper fee structure on 3 months listed in the discounts of $159.99 for three months. 

We can handle billing amount, but have hardcoded the $49 bill as it is most common.  If you have a different amount you pay (older service terms) we can handle it and create it for you. 

They sell over $80 on ebay all day long.  They will probably be this way for a few months with price slowly dropping.

closed

bump

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Niether party is doing what is best for the country. 

Illegals greatly contribute to the economy by allowing small business access to cheap labor.  While illegals do commit crimes they do so at a lower rate then the average for fear that they will be deported. They help balance SS by contributing without drawing benefits.   

On the eastern shore of Maryland there is Still an ongoing labor shortage exasperated by government sting operations against farmers.   In this case the government is working against the economy and FOOD SECURITY.

While I have been selling locally most of the time. When I used mtgox/Dwolla it was for amounts generally around $400.  The of 25 cents is too low and subsidized (thank you??).   .5% or $1-$2 would be much higher then Dwolla but I would gladly pay it to a company like BI that is in the bitcoin community.

An "abduction pin" would have helped in this case.  Too bad the banks don't offer this.

Put in the pin and the cops are silently notified.  Balance could be reported as overdrawn or allow access to a subset of funds.

I can do my polo at cost ($22) and provide one of them free if there was support.  Time is an issue though.  To get eight in one size (I stock 2-3) i would need to know by Friday.

I personally believe the polo is best as it peaks interest and looks good but A tshirt design with sponsors could be done as well and I could sponsor half of it myself or with others.  I think something simple like:

Bitcoin.org
In cryptography we trust.

I would do this if the address were in the USA or you better compensated for the shipping cost.  The shipping cost is just too high to international addresses from the USA.  I have about 5 phones. 

This would be a great improvement to bitcoin.  It has been talked about before but it seems to be one of the last easy improvements that will have a great impact on usage and adoption. 

bump for correct Sony Alpha info. 

I wonder where he dug this one up from?

Included are the lens, the hood (it is worn and old but still does the job) and a soften filter.  This is known as the 'secret handshake' lens.

People are using these lenses on Sony Alpha cameras, they fit in directly with the A mount type Sony Alpha's.  It turns out that Sony bought out the Minolta camera division and high end Minolta lenses are a great choice for the Alpha's.


From ebay guides:
Maxxum 28-135mm f/4-4.5: Legendary Standard Zoom by Minolta

The Minolta Maxxum 28-135mm f/4-4.5 is one of the few elite lenses manufactured by Minolta that remain within reach of the average Minolta photo enthusiast. On par optically with the G series lenses, it isn't a cheap lens but is certainly an excellent value.  Like anything else in life, you get what you pay for!

The story on this lens is that it was manufactured at the same Japanese (Sakai) factory that Minolta built their APO and specialty lenses when the Maxxum line up was first introduced in 1986. Long since discontinued, at the time of its introduction it was the worlds' first rear internal focus lens. The lens is a beauty, both optically and in a physical sense. I am totally hooked on this lens and use it as my primary "go to" lens when I am outdoors. This is one of those classic Minolta lenses that prove the company knew how to make great (and innovative) glass back in the day. The three photos above were taken within an hour of each other, so you can see how versatile this lens is.  For these and more (hi-res) examples of photos taken with this lens, check out my gallery at flickrdotcom/photos/seagr112

For covering such a wide focal range, the lens is near flawless in its image reproduction. It is sharp, sharp, sharp, from wide open to stopped down. The 1st generation vintage build is solid and substantial. All metal, inside and out, and beautiful glass. Attached to my 7D/VC-7D, it is impressive and quite a handful - but it works. And it minimizes lens changes with its wide focal range. It is absolutely perfect as a travel lens and for working outdoors.

The numbers:

Weighted MTF for 28 mm: f4 0.76. f8 0.81
Weighted MTF for 60 mm: f4.2 0.78. f8 0.81
Weighted MTF for 135 mm: f4.5 0.70. f8 0.75
Average Weighted MTF: 0.77 Grade: 3.6

Data from Photodo.com

What do these numbers mean? The higher the scores, the better the contrast and resolution of the lens. A 3.6 grade is extremely good for a zoom lens. A grade above 4 is only seen in dedicated Macro lenses, the finest primes and some G series lenses. No other Minolta zooms compare to the 28-135.

Just like real estate was, gold is a bubble too.  It might get up to $2000/oz and hover there, but it is not going to $5000/oz any time in the next five years. 

Tell me a bit more about the radio.  What is the condition of the case?  Does it work?  Is the sound clear or does it have a buzz to it?