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THE PATRIOT MICRO CHIP is specifically designed to be implanted in the forehead of Islamic terrorists. When properly installed it will allow the implantee to speak to God.
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New Jersey Acting Attorney General Matthew Platkin, Senate Majority Leader Teresa Ruiz, and Brady United Against Gun Violence hold a live demonstration of microstamping technology, a cutting-edge forensic technology used for tracing bullet casings to the firearm it was discharged from, by one of the co-inventors of the technology, Todd Lizotte at Newark Police Department Firing Range in Newark, N.J. on Tuesday, June 14, 2022. Currently, the New Jersey legislature is considering a bill, S1462/A2216, that would implement microstamping technology for newly manufactured semi-automatic pistols sold in the state. Only two states in the country, California and New York, have passed microstamping laws. (New Jersey State Police / Tim Larsen)
PHOTO: Mitchell Allan (Australian Snowboard Athlete) receiving cash and novelty cheque (AUD$500) for winning the Highest Average Degree of Rotation (assessed by novel micro-technology) from Jason Harding (AIS Sport Scientist) at the AIS Micro-tech Pipe Challenge 2007.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Heidi Barbay
DESCRIPTION: An elite level invitational half-pipe snowboarding competition that utilised both traditional subjective judging measures and novel micro-technology developed at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) to assess half-pipe snowboarding performance. This was most likely the first half-pipe snowboarding event to utilise micro-technology to award athletic performance. The AIS MIcro-Tech Pipe Challenge 2007 was primarily a concept event conducted as part of research into the capacity of sport specific micro-technology to asist elite-level subjective judging and athletic performance. The event also focussed upon supporting Ausralian half-pipe snowboarding at a grass roots level.
ATHLETES: Mitchell Allan, Andrew Burton, Clint Allan, Ben Mates, Nate Johnstone, Damon Hayler, Matthew Hunter, Jake McCarthy, Sam, Murphy, Patrick Davis-Meehan
ORGANISERS: Jason Harding, Ben Wordsworth
SUBJECTIVE JUDGE: Steve Brown
LOCATION: Perisher Blue Superpipe NSW Australia
DATE: 30th July 2007
PHOTOGRAPHERS: Heidi Barbay, Ben Alexander, Rebecca Brown, Steve Cuff
SPONSORS: Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), Persiher Blue Ski Resort, Olympic Winter Institute of Australia (OWIA), Catapult Innovations, Griffith University (GU), NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
CONTACT: Jason Harding
Jason.Harding@ausport.gov.au
RESULTS:
SUBJECTIVE JUDGING
1st - Mitch Allan
2nd - Ben Mates
3rd - Clint Allan
MICRO-TECHNOLOGY JUDGING
1st Highest Air-Time:
Nate Johnstone: 1.92 s
1st Highest Average Air-Time:
Clint Allan / Andrew Burton: 1.41s
1st Highest Average Degree of Rotation:
Mitchell Allan: 648 degrees
ATHLETE JUDGED BEST RIDER
1st - Mitchell Allan
SUBJECTIVE JUDGING
(FULL RESULTS)
Place / Athlete Name / Score
1 Mitchell Allan 9.20
2 Ben Mates 9.00
3 Clint Allan 8.50
4 Nate Johnstone 7.60
5 Andrew Burton 5.60
6 Jake McCarthy 5.50
7 Damon Hayler 5.20
8 Matthew Hunter 5.00
9 Patrick Davis-Meahan 4.80
10 Sam Murphy 3.40
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Neat item from my collection! This is a mock-up Micronaut package from Palisades' Toy Fair display, during the first marketing for their second series of Micronaut repros.
This is a color laserprint of the basic package design with a vintage Galactic Defender's photo added to it, glued to black foam core, with a hand-cut bubble stapled to it. A hole has been roughly stabbed though at the end of the J-hook area, so it could hang on a peg in the Palisades display booth.
No product was available, so this is all they had to show!
Package mock-ups are rather common at Toy Fair. They make for very curious items.
Managed to capture some fantastic water drops tonight.
It's truly amazing what things we can find in the kitchen to photograph.
Seen at 105mm and f/5 (Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 VR)
This format was inspired from Wil Freeborn. He's an artist I admire a lot and he has the habit of compiling all his spreads into one image when he's finished a moleskine sketchbook. I thought I'd do the same with my "micro drawings". These are the ones I'll be showing and selling at the art show.
I hope to produce another 20-25 images before friday. I doubt I'll be getting any sleep before that point.
Micro 110 camera (possibly originally made by Haking/Halina). Fixed focus 20mm lens, single aperture and shutter speed. Folding plastic viewfinder, originally came with a coin keeper in the shape of a 110 cartridge and key chain.
Been reading up on toy cameras and decided to dig around in my closet. Found this barely used superminature toy camera which I probably got as a prize when I was a kid delivering newspapers.
There's no name and no identification numbers except for a tiny 'Made in China' sticker at the back. Most likely a Hanimex Micro 110 or derivative. Hopefully it'll produce some interesting snapshots! :D
Micro 110 Specifications:
- blue plastic body
- single speed
- single aperture
- pop-up viewfinder
- no flash
- 110 film
- keychain worthy