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Contains: Blue drawstring backpack (homemade), Composition notebook, "You can be a nurse" and EPA coloring books, picture wall hanging (fishing boat), jelly beans, red licorice, hacky sack, inflatable globe beach ball, rainbow marble bag, marbles, white and black stocking hat, red T-shirt, pullback car racer/eraser, 8 pk mechanical pencils, 10 pk regular pencils, 1 color changing pencil, 2 pens, yellow plastic cup, toothpaste, toothbrush with holder, bar soap, red crocheted washcloth, little teddy bear, red pencil pouch , 5 envelopes, stuffed lobster Still needs: comb, pencil sharpener, crayons/colored pencils, tape or glue stick
"Business portrait" where I read in one of David's posts about finding good backgrounds and making notes.
Thanks David.
Photo taken in April 2007 when I was just getting into strobing and strobalizing. One cheap (slow cycling) flash on stand with silver umbrella fired with sync cord (that didn't always work,) and one flash (with optical slave) more directly toward my face with telephoto zoom to snoot it.
Pullback view in my stream... www.flickr.com/photos/photoshoparama/1536757012/
Decided to have my tie untied since I don't normally wear one anyways.
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PictionID:43746522 - Title:Lunar Orbiter Gantry Pullback and Lunar Orbiter at Complex 13. Date: 04/26/1966 - Catalog:14_006533 - Filename:14_006533.TIF - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Lunch, dinner, whatever. I cooked it, took some photos and ate it before it set too long.
I used one small piece of Top Round steak that I got for $1.72 and one white potato. Cooked them together with some olive oil and Canadian Steak Seasoning on a cast iron grill on my stove top.
strobist: sb800 -sandwiched- between a small 2mm (in front) and large 3mm white craft foam for main light. Hand held a second large 3mm craft foam for fill in front and below camera. Oh, I also set my White Balance for the exposure with my little tiny WB button on my Nikon D50. I didn't simply set it for 'flash'. Strobe was fired with wireless ebay trigger.
pullback view also in my stream...
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Kershaw Ken Onion 1550ST Tactical knife.
Made in USA
This item assisted me in receiving five sticthes on my right hand a few months ago. Right in the web of my thumb and forefinger.
Oh, Joy.
Not. My forgetfulness that it was meant for cutting.
I still carry it though. It is a great knife. Cuts rope pretty good too.
Strobist: SB800 to right bounced off of background to give broad light to handle and blade. - Un-retouched photo.
Pullback photo in my photo stream here www.flickr.com/photos/photoshoparama/894378146/
Slight color cast in shadows I think is from ambient fluorescent light. Exposure set for flash, 1/60th at f6.7
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Composition book, "Endangered Species" "Milk Matters" and "You can be a nurse" coloring books, notebook paper, red ruler, 2 toothbrushes, rain poncho, blue T-shirt, comb, stuffed cow, toothpaste, soap, highliters, jelly beans, pullback racer, glue sticks, scissors, sharpie, pencil sharpener, 10 pk pens, 12 pk pencils, tic tacs, homemade striped pencil pouch, colored pencils, plastic container with pencil grips & erasers. Still need to add a bag.
nrhp # 66000824- Also known as Fort Belknap State Park- Fort Belknap, located near Newcastle, Texas, was established in November 1851[3] by brevet Brigadier William G. Belknap to protect the Texas frontier against raids by the Kiowa and Comanche. It was the northernmost fort in a line from the Rio Grande to the Red River. The fort functioned as a base of operations rather than as a fortified point, and it became the center of a substantial network of roads, including the Butterfield Overland Mail.
Other forts in the frontier fort system were Forts Griffin, Concho, Richardson, Chadbourne, Fort Stockton, Fort Davis, Fort Bliss, McKavett, Clark, Fort McIntosh, Fort Inge and Phantom Hill in Texas, and Fort Sill in Oklahoma.[4] There were "sub posts or intermediate stations" including Bothwick's Station on Salt Creek between Fort Richardson and Fort Belknap, Camp Wichita near Buffalo Springs between Fort Richardson and Red River Station, and Mountain Pass between Fort Concho and Fort Griffin.[3]
Some notable officers who were stationed at Fort Belknap include Captain Randolph B. Marcy and Lieutenant George B. McClellan. Together, the officers explored the Canadian River and found the headwaters of the Red River. The Second Cavalry was headquartered here in 1858.[5]:210
Prior to the outbreak of the American Civil War the post was abandoned, partly as a pullback of Federal troops to the north, and partly due to the fort's unreliable water supply. "Northern indians fell upon the hapless Texas frontier with such violence that a whole tier of frontier counties was disbanded..."[5]:291 Families remaining in Young County "huddled in the abandoned buildings of Fort Belknap" and "during snow storms sought shelter in the abandoned buildings."[5]:291
The fort was briefly re-occupied in 1867, then abandoned for the last time.[6]
The fort was gradually dismantled for building materials, so that by 1936 only the magazine and part of the cornhouse remained. Beginning with the Texas Centennial, portions of the fort were rebuilt and restored. mostly on their original foundations. The fort is home to the Fort Belknap Archives, which houses records from North Texas.
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The 2 plastic figures are from Hot wheels and the cars are from Welly in about 1/43 scale a 2010-14 Ford Taurus police car and 2 1999 Ford crown Victoria taxis.
I was just having some fun with some cheap diecast I just bought the Batman and Superman are from Hot wheels the cars are from Welly and are close to 1/43 scale 2 1999 Ford crown Victoria taxis and a 2010-14 Ford Taurus police car.
Pullback view of steak and potato image.
If this pullback is a little different than the final image, it's because THIS was my last shot and I started to EAT my lunch...
final image here... I only gave it a little pop of sharpness in Photoshop.
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strobist sb800 sandwiched between a small 2mm (in front) and large 3mm white craft foam for main light. Hand held a second large 3mm craft foam for fill in front and below camera. Oh, I also set my White Balance for the exposure with my little tiny WB button on my Nikon D50., I didn't simply set it for 'flash' Flash fired with wireless ebay trigger.
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I made my own motor since no Lego pullbacks comfortably fit my chassis style. Check the video to see it run, and the underside shot.
Contains: Blue drawstring backpack (homemade), Composition notebook, "You can be a nurse" and EPA coloring books, picture wall hanging, mixed hard candy, jelly beans, hacky sack, inflatable globe beach ball, rainbow marble bag, marbles, white and black stocking hat, Long sleeved T-shirt, playdoh with octopus mold, pullback car racer/eraser, 8 pk mechanical pencils, 10 pk regular pencils, 1 color changing pencil, 2 pens, yellow plastic cup, toothpaste, toothbrush, 2 bars soap, red crocheted washcloth, blue stuffed elephant Still needs: comb, pencil sharpener, crayons/colored pencils, tape or glue stick
I bought this pullback toy for $1 at a flee market missing a taillight and drivers side mirror the windshield post is a little bent also.
As John Candy said in the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles, "It's a Casio..."
I used a styrofoam frame, craft foam sheets and black 2mm card stock on top to reduce top reflections off of mirror face. One Nikon SB800 with ebay trigger to camera right at 1/2 power. Watch was propped a half inch above black foam background.
Casio DW-1000 Divers watch. 21 years old. Only recently have I NOT worn it. So I can even out my tan on my arm... :)
Unretouched photo.
Exposure approx 1/125th at f9.5 200ASA
Pullback lighting view in my photostream. www.flickr.com/photos/photoshoparama/1118910390/in/photos...
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I built this Speed Champions style car to prove that A Speed Champions car can work with a Pull back motor. Unfortunately, It cannot seat a minifigure.
PictionID:44717252 - Catalog:14_012684 - Title:Atlas 5001 Details: Erection of Atlas/Agena/OAO; Gantry Pullback; Complex 12 Date: 03/13/1966 - Filename:14_012684.TIF - - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Hi everyone! I recently build this BMW 3.0 CLS imaginary tuned for group B. Since I was a kid I always wanted to build a real car look alike, and NOW after almost 10 years of absence of Lego, I build this in some 2-3 weeks tweaked out like this.
It has functional steering mechanism and 2 mid pullback engines.
Details include: perfect fitted angled front sing, all 3 review mirrors, dashboard, seats, gear stick, handbrake, roll bar, MASSIVE side air vents, 3 round sing imitations, doorknobs, HUGE rear wing, small rear diffuser and 2 chrome exhaust.
This is actually product of me organizing and tidying up my Lego collection... which is in pieces he he as I always wanted to build something new :). Although, I have kept all my instructions safe and even after almost 10 years since I got my last model as a kid, I remember from which exact model are borrowed bricks. And this is the list : Red Dragster 5533 (red parts and few black), Star Wars Pod Race 7171(black parts and details), Hot Buster 8382, Zonic Strike 8357, Wlliams F1 1/27 8374 (black parts, engines&wheels), steering mechanism, handle wheel and other technic parts from big TECHNIC 8446 and 2 BIONICLE gears.
This is only version of a kinda real car I could build with my bricks. I could build it in classic, non tuned way, but my brick collection allows only this way and I kinda can not manage to have a Lego found here in Croatia :/ .
#LEGO #GroupB #LegoCar
And partly disassembled. It's tricky taking pictures of so much black, but that 1x2 piece is a jumper plate.
A reliable sign that a pullback in a bull or in a trading range has ended is when the current bar’s high extends at least one tick above the high of the prior bar. This leads to a useful concept of counting the number of attempts that this occurs. In a sideways or downward move in a bull trend o...
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I built this Speed Champions style car to prove that A Speed Champions car can work with a Pull back motor. Unfortunately, It cannot seat a minifigure.
Hi everyone! I recently build this BMW 3.0 CLS imaginary tuned for group B. Since I was a kid I always wanted to build a real car look alike, and NOW after almost 10 years of absence of Lego, I build this in some 2-3 weeks tweaked out like this.
It has functional steering mechanism and 2 mid pullback engines.
Details include: perfect fitted angled front sing, all 3 review mirrors, dashboard, seats, gear stick, handbrake, roll bar, MASSIVE side air vents, 3 round sing imitations, doorknobs, HUGE rear wing, small rear diffuser and 2 chrome exhaust.
This is actually product of me organizing and tidying up my Lego collection... which is in pieces he he as I always wanted to build something new :). Although, I have kept all my instructions safe and even after almost 10 years since I got my last model as a kid, I remember from which exact model are borrowed bricks. And this is the list : Red Dragster 5533 (red parts and few black), Star Wars Pod Race 7171(black parts and details), Hot Buster 8382, Zonic Strike 8357, Wlliams F1 1/27 8374 (black parts, engines&wheels), steering mechanism, handle wheel and other technic parts from big TECHNIC 8446 and 2 BIONICLE gears.
This is only version of a kinda real car I could build with my bricks. I could build it in classic, non tuned way, but my brick collection allows only this way and I kinda can not manage to have a Lego found here in Croatia :/ .
#LEGO #GroupB #LegoCar
I built this Speed Champions style car to prove that A Speed Champions car can work with a Pull back motor. Unfortunately, It cannot seat a minifigure.
Hi everyone! I recently build this BMW 3.0 CLS imaginary tuned for group B. Since I was a kid I always wanted to build a real car look alike, and NOW after almost 10 years of absence of Lego, I build this in some 2-3 weeks tweaked out like this.
It has functional steering mechanism and 2 mid pullback engines.
Details include: perfect fitted angled front sing, all 3 review mirrors, dashboard, seats, gear stick, handbrake, roll bar, MASSIVE side air vents, 3 round sing imitations, doorknobs, HUGE rear wing, small rear diffuser and 2 chrome exhaust.
This is actually product of me organizing and tidying up my Lego collection... which is in pieces he he as I always wanted to build something new :). Although, I have kept all my instructions safe and even after almost 10 years since I got my last model as a kid, I remember from which exact model are borrowed bricks. And this is the list : Red Dragster 5533 (red parts and few black), Star Wars Pod Race 7171(black parts and details), Hot Buster 8382, Zonic Strike 8357, Wlliams F1 1/27 8374 (black parts, engines&wheels), steering mechanism, handle wheel and other technic parts from big TECHNIC 8446 and 2 BIONICLE gears.
This is only version of a kinda real car I could build with my bricks. I could build it in classic, non tuned way, but my brick collection allows only this way and I kinda can not manage to have a Lego found here in Croatia :/ .
#LEGO #GroupB #LegoCar
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NEW DELHI – Demand for gold in India remained subdued Wednesday as jewelry buyers stayed away, despite a slight pullback in prices from record highs, but there was some cautious investment buying in coins and bullion bars.
The price of pure spot gold in Mumbai fell to 25,740 rupees ($571.87) per 10 grams Wednesday after hitting a record high of 25,925 rupees Tuesday, while the October MCX gold futures contract is down 0.4% at 25,630 rupees per 10 grams on a strong Indian rupee to the U.S. dollar and firm equities.
Overseas spot gold was trading at $1,747.05/oz, down from a record $1,779.70/oz Tuesday.
"The demand is slightly slow. People are waiting for the price to stabilize," said Princeson Jose, managing director at Chennai-based Prince Jewellery.
Traders said demand for gold jewelry has almost entirely disappeared and they are not expecting it to improve before the September-November peak festival season, which is considered an auspicious time for gold purchases.
"There was some buying by merchants and investors late-evening Tuesday when prices declined to 25,400 rupees/10 grams from 26,100 rupees/10 grams," said Pawan Chokshi, an Ahmedabad-based bullion dealer. "There is no aggressive buying. That will come only when international prices fall by $100/oz."
Gnanasekar Thiagarajan, director at Commtrendz Research, said there could be some short-term pressure on gold prices as confidence is emerging again in the equities market.
However, traders said the overall sentiment on gold remains bullish and people are betting that international prices could cross $2,000/oz by October-end or November.
"Gold is looking good, even at these levels," said Krishna Kumar Nathani, managing director of Indiabullion.com.
"The Federal Reserve's comment [Tuesday] that low interest rates will remain at least until 2013 is also good for gold. That means there will be liquidity in the markets, which could drive up inflation and gold is the safest hedge against it," he said.
Rajiv Popley, director of Mumbai-based jewelry chain Popley & Sons, said Indian consumers are getting used to high gold prices and they hope jewelry buying will again emerge in the festival season.
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Finding Welly 1/60 products in Spain is now getting almost as difficult as here in the UK. The days of finding them in various Chinese bazaars has long gone and thus I was rather surprised at seeing a small selection in the small toy section of an Abacus book shop recently. Nothing I haven't already got several times over though they were all pullback offshoots such as this MINI Cooper which Welly have been producing in this same colour scheme for decades.
At just 3.00 Euros each which ain't too bad compared to how much they cost in France for example and remain some of the best licensed budget diecasts on the market.
Mint and boxed.
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The lights on laissez-faire's scorching fantasy flicker & die, taking the American dream into sleepless darkness.
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EXCERPT: Bankrupt Circuit City Stores Inc., unable to work out a sale of the company, said Friday it will go out of business _ closing its 567 U.S. stores and cutting 30,000 jobs.
The nation's second-biggest consumer electronics retailer is the latest casualty of an unprecedented pullback in consumer spending that has driven other brands such as KB Toys, Mervyns LLC and Linens 'N Things into bankruptcy ... there will be more to come.
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The occasional white man can jump, Troy is one of them and he's only 5'10"ish.
Strobist:
-LP160 camera left casting the big shadow on the wall
-LP120 camera right near the fowl line but back further.
hotwheels batman and superman with some welly 1/43ish diecast a 2010-14 ford Taurus police car and 2 1999 ford crown Victoria taxies.
This is the mentalray rendered video of my animation. It contains a variety of different elements that are both good and bad. For one, the lighting of this render is much poorer than I had intended and therefore if I was to do it again, i would add more lighting. The render came out smoothly and the flow of the camera seems to capture the movement properly.
The arcs of the throw could be better as I attempted to fix this with FK but failed to make it work with the nurb curves and skinning. As for the timing, it looks better than it did originally and even though it is meant to be in slow motion, the fall should be slightly faster. On a good note the follow through and movement of the ball works nicely and has impact when it hits the character in the face. The pullback time on the character needs work though. The squash on the ball also works as it hits the wall.
Finally the movement of the eyes works well with the reaction of the ball but the skinning issues on the arms result in a problem of arc rotation. I believe that if I had more time then i could possibly paint the weights more evenly to allow for better deformation and bend of the arm joints, resulting in a smoother flow. Overall though the animation has been a learning experience in the principles of animation and the workflow of being an animator and has been extremely beneficial to my degree.
I also added a playblast in my cwsubmit document.
Reference for texture i used: www.voetz.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/3312616822_2e4db...
I DO NOT OWN THIS IMAGE AND THE RIGHTS GO TO IT'S CREATOR.