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007 Movie Poster Art - James Bond through the Decades

James Bond 007 Poster Art Through the Decades When I was a kid, I loved bond films. I still do, at least to some extent. I collected the film posters but I always had the 70's/80's era film posters which featured photographs. Unlike most of my friends, I preferred the illustrations. They were so full of imagination and character. I have compiled some of my favorite illustrated Bond posters and listed them chronologically. All artwork is owned by the film studios and no rights are reserved. Shared under fair use. For detailed information about the artists, please comment below. 1962 - Dr. No The first in the James Bond film series, starring Sean Connery as 007 with Ursula Andress, Joseph Wiseman and Jack Lord, which was filmed in Jamaica and England. Based on the 1958 novel of the same name by Ian Fleming, it was adapted by Richard Maibaum, Johanna Harwood, and Berkely Mather and was directed by Terence Young. The film was produced by Harry Saltzman and Albert R. Broccoli. Bond

Ska, Rock Steady, Roots Reggae, and Dub : Celebrating 50 Years

Ska, Rock Steady, Roots Reggae, and Dub : Celebrating 50 Years 2018 marks 50 years of the reggae form and we’re homing in on some of the most influential works. Jamaican popular music has undergone a complex process of evolution, with several distinct genres emerging over the last six decades. The Jamaican recording industry dates to the mid-1950s, when a handful of entrepreneurs released 78 rpm records of local mento folk music to capitalize on the pan-Caribbean calypso craze that followed Harry Belafonte’s breakthrough Calypso LP. Check out this Archived Episode of the Soundboy Show Featuring All-Time Rocksteady Classics Coxsone International Sound System Coxsone International Sound System - Clement Dodd with the microphone

Make your own Cat5e-Cat6 Cables for Home Server or Surround

Terminating Cat5e-Cat6 cable using EZ-Connectors This is an introductory video for beginners in terminating copper network cables (Ethernet). The wire (or pin) sequence for a patch (or straight through) connection is as follows: white/orange orange white/green blue white/blue green white/brown brown **I did skip one part in that you should pull as much of the yellow wax coating into the connector as possible, while still exposing the pins (or copper wires) to the copper terminators inside the connector. This will save you from re-terminating the cable if it gets pulled or tripped over. The plastic connector should crimp more of the protective wax coating. I left a bit too much of the wires exposed inside the connector, but for beginners purposes, it's not such a big deal.** Patch cables connect end user devices with network devices Crossover cables connect two network devices Rollover (or reverse) cables connect network or end user devices with the console port on a network devi

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