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The Digital IXUS 70, along with a pair of evil LEGO's. Shot using a Canon EOS 1000D (Digital Rebel XS/EOS Kiss F), with a 55-250mm lens.

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but I love his evil genius look in this photo.

 

This is the mighty Eric Arvizu, a very talented designer/videographer in my office. Also, he's funny and a joy to work with.

 

I took this photo after we shot a scene for this video, produced by our office to promote an upcoming event.

 

-- The Scavengers of September #14: your co-worker looking angry to have their picture taken.

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A wet weekend project! This Raspberry Pi kit was an inspired Christmas present from the fabulous Juliac2006.

 

A British invention it is a true mini computer designed as a low cost way to learn coding, teaching kids of all ages to look beneath the hood of their computer and make programs. This is about the size of an audio cassette (showing my age here) it comes complete with a mini wireless keyboard and operating system - Julia thoughtfully added a useful projects manual too - Hours of fun ahead!

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Smoke detector. Hacked to give analog output. This way the ambient smoke

level in the layout can be monitored.

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Arduino running an LCD module (HD44780 controller) set up on a breadboard. 10K pot for contrast control.

Ok it's time to take water rockets to the next level. This is an attempt to

add guidance...

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