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If having to explain the project to volunteers for the first time wasn't hard enough, I was also photographed, video taped, and interviewed.
SUSAN POAG/ THE TIMES-PICAYUNE.Lauren Rae Sullivan,22, (pointing)founder of NolaCycle, a community project using volunteer cyclists to map all of Orleans Parish and create a comprehensive bike map for the area, talks with the volunteers before they headed out to document different road and traffic characteristics Saturday, July 12, 2008 at Washington Park. Volunteers will work during weekend mapping events and cover different parts of the city. The first "mapping meet up" covered the Marigny and Bywater neighborhoods.
Joe Hernandez speak to the media about the reason supporters of healthcare industry reform showed up to the tea party event.
The San Francisco Bay Area WindowFarmers crew displayed 10 strands of WindowFarms at Maker Faire 2010. The exhibit won the Make Magazine Editor's Choice Award and attracted hundreds of enthusiastic visitors.
ImaginOn was a new idea when it opened. Today, many kids in Charlotte don't remember a time before we were here. We wondered how they would describe ImaginOn...so we asked! youtu.be/o3-WeQaiEpU
Photo legend:
| A | B | C |
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A was exposed at 1/100s @ 2.5f.
B was exposed at 1/8s @ 2.5f.
C was exposed at 1/52 @ 2.5f.
I manually loaded each of the photos into Photoshop as separate layers. The top layer was A, middle was B, and bottom layer was C. Then I created layer masks for Photos A and B (seen as photos D and E, respectively). So in Photoshop when viewed as Layers, the photos are like this (from top to bottom):
A + D
B + E
C
Phil Bourke, ICT programme specialist at Tipperary Institute, explains how to program for the X-Box 360 during the 2007 Young Scientist exhibition. Check it out on a podcast from the floor of the show.
Sketchy People is a 2016 original production by the University of Florida School of Theater and Dance. It was written and directed by Charlie Mitchell, in collaboration with the cast and assistant director James Wales. The play’s sketches was developed with the actors throw improv and the characters were shape by interviews with the Actors.
Cast: J.J. Abujasen, Matthew Bratko, Brittney Caldwell Jeff Drushal, Amanda Hayter, Michael Krek, Summer Pliskow, Melanie Sholl.
Director: Charlie Mitchell, Assistant Director: James Wales, Scenic Designer: Colton Spurlock, Lighting Designer: Duncan Singleton, Costume Designer: Kayla Lopez, Stage Manager: Cristina Caperna, Assistant Stage Manager: Austin Reynolds.
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