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Perhaps of use.
Speaking of useful, if you only have a phone and struggle with photographing your stuff properly, have a look at my latest video here here.
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This kit is useful to make bakery.
Total 17items
1Play=20L$
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Some of items has material settings, but it is not important.
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Ruined portal are not that useful in the game but adds a lot of life and it's cool when one is found because of the chest. In addition to adding a nice touch in the landscape, when you put your hands on a Notch Apple, it's Always fantastic !
A microscale diorama of a Minecraft Ruined Portal nearby a cliff.
A few indications on what represent what:
- The blocks in Bright Light Orange represent the Magma Blocks
- The grill/tile stacked on top represent Coal Blocks
- The block in yellow represent a gold block that fell on the ground
- The block in orange represent the lava
If I'm correct, it's all block accurate, almost every block is a cube. It's not the case for the slabs that should be 1/4 of plate higher and the walls arround the portal.
Here's my second entry for Marchitecture 2025 Contest for the Standalone category in physical.
Hope you like it :)
Hello guys this Alex here, back with something different, today I show you tips and tricks with the infinity stone : www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?id=163949#T...
I actually like when LEGO makes a new small piece for details, that's why I love this piece who is very useful in my opinion
I used the infinity stone to represent juice or liquid, it's very clever and eye catching. Table is from Marcel.V
Next, I did Loki's scepter, the one from the set is just inaccurate to the movie
And, the stone can also represent candies like jelly bears
Original picture by me
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Summit shot - also useful from the documentary point of view - taken at sunrise on the top of Mount Rocciamelone (3.538 m), Susa Valley, Italy.
The month is July... but at these altitudes just "a brush" of snow can litterally submerge everything.
Above you can see the lightning rod, the statue of the B.V. Mary, then, below, the chapel, which is actually a Sanctuary, twinned with the other chapel situated at slightly higher altitude on the Monte Rosa, adjacent to the Cabane Giovanni Gnifetti.
Then, on the right of the construction, are visible the door and the window of the unmanaged refuge (I had to dig in the snow to open that door).
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Useful landscaping stones to frame pathways, patios, decks, storefronts, planters, flowerbeds, and however else you find use for them!
Comes in dark, light or neutral tones. 4 LI per patch - these values will help you to get a much better LOD result than the previously released Landscaping Pebbles from Fourth Wall that were incredibly popular! 🙌 You can modify them & scale down for lower LI.
Hope you find great use for them!
Useful font for adding some authentic lego lettering to any project. A simple frame allows you to add one row of lettering at a time without the fear of total collapse that comes with most of my other lightsaber based MOCs. I built a spreadsheet to calculate how much space the lettering will take up but I'm still tweaking that. goo.gl/sbjtkF if you want to have a play around with it. Be warned though it's rather primitive and probably wrong at this stage!
teaching that personal hygene can be fun ( that's NOT gasoline in the plastic tank).
insegnando che l'igene personale può essere divertente ( quella nel bidoncino NON è benzina).
HMM… the them for today, 4/23 the day after earth day, is plastic. how smart to cause us think about how we use plastics and more importantly what we do when we’re done with them or how can we cut down the useage of the one-time use things that litter our oceans and our lands.
A useful grey leaved clump forming plant but the clumps will expand somewhat if not checked occasionally.
I wish you well in whatever way is most appropriate for you but cannot take on the extra work of writing it to you individually. Thank you for your good wishes and to those who have made me their contact. Due to poor health, eye problems and low energy I regret I can't take on any new contacts but nearly always manage to reply to your comments. Please no more than 1 invite.
...corkscrew and bottle opener, and looks happy about it.
Apologies if you were expecting more landscapes and travel stuff.
A new part for 2017 Plate 1X1 Round W/3.2 Shaft/1,5 Hole a.k.a. the “Stud with Bar” (Design ID 32828) . Read more on New Elementary
Might be useful where a 1 x 2 vent using the standard grille brick would turn out too big/out of proportion. And the shutters are see thru :-)
LDD says it's illegal, but it'll work in real bricks as the protruding upper edge of the SNOTted 1x2 grater will slide nicely into the space between outer wall and tubes of a covering plate or brick. Note that it'll require at least a 2x3 plate or brick to work that way, though.
A very useful ground cover plant for a shady area in the garden. It flowers in late winter into early spring and is dormant from early summer onwards until it flowers the following year. Mine grows happily together with some of my ferns in an area which gets no direct sunlight during the winter. Great winter colour in the garden!
Shot was taken in August 2015, at Abastumani Observatory with GeoAstro team :)
I tried some new techniques during processing the final image, including StarSpikes, which I found quite useful and a lot of fun.
"Dans les années 1970, découvrant une estampe de William Hogarth qui présente un ensemble d'impossibilités perspectives, Hockney la réinterprète en usant de sa propre palette de couleurs. Sous-titrée Useful Knowledge [Savoir utile], cette peintured'où la facétie n'est pas absente - parle d'elle-même : les plans fusionnent et le placement des figures, des objets et des détails de paysages n'obéit qu'à une logique analogique ou sémantique, au détriment du réel. Rien de ce que nous croyons voir n'est possible."
Concepts are useful to discribe the world, but they can be dangerous when using them in a bad way, as don Quijote de la Mancha. He was out of reality, but maybe we are also out of reality when we see don Qijote where he is not !
A good example of how useful IBIS is, this was shot on the X-T3 (without IBIS) and I had to use a high iso and high aperture number. I came by a weak later with a tripod to get the same shot in better quality but the light was not as good that day.
The photo is Creative Commons license: use it for free, but please credit my name and link to my website kristoffertrolle.com
Keywords: statue, cemetery, graveyard, Solbjerg Park Kirkegård, Frederiksberg, Denmark, Danmark, København, Copenhagen, Fujifilm X-T3, Fujifilm XF 23mm f1.4 R
I think I've got this the wrong way around, though not all of the things in this drawer are actually useful for most of the time.
We're Here and digging about in our drawers...
Tripod-mounted & available light only. Greyscale & crop in Photoshop.
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this is a palm leaf, still on the tree, but has turned brown and gold. palm leaves, like coconut leaves still are useful in making baskets, mats, roofs of native houses, even textile material.
part of my yellow and gold set: www.flickr.com/photos/doctony/sets/72157600876377584/show/
i think it's my internet connection that is having problems, making it quite difficul to visit most of your streams. i hope things get better soon as i am way behind in my visits!
This is a rootless plant that purifies the air, like
all Tillandsias, it helps improve air quality by absorbing pollutants, making your environment healthier.
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Questi sono i fiori della Tillandsia, una pianta senza radici che purifica l'aria.
Assieme all'umidità, le Tillandsie catturano anche il pulviscolo atmosferico che contiene agenti inquinanti. In ragione di questa proprietà, sono stati eseguiti studi volti ad esplorare l'utilizzo di queste piante come biorivelatori di inquinanti atmosferici, in particolare per rivelare gli IPA (idrocarburi policiclici aromatici), sostanze provenienti dalla incompleta combustione della benzina e del gasolio sospettate di causare il cancro.
La pianta è stata testata per sei mesi sulla trafficatissima circonvallazione di Firenze, per iniziativa del botanico Luigi Brighigna dell'Ateneo fiorentino, che ha poi portato le piantine "inquinate" al dipartimento di chimica 'Ciamician' di Bologna, attrezzato per studiarle. Secondo i risultati del test, resi noti dall'Università di Bologna, la Tillandsia può essere usata per monitorare l'inquinamento, ma anche, in dosi massicce, per assorbire le polveri cariche di idrocarburi policiclici aromatici, ovvero i benzopireni accusati di essere cancerogeni, provenienti dall'incompleta combustione della benzina e del gasolio. La mancanza di radici ha permesso, inoltre, di analizzare le sostanze depositate escludendo le interferenze con il terreno. La Tillandsia non solo cattura gli inquinanti, ma è in grado di assorbirli ed eliminarli, metabolizzandoli, ovvero "mangiando" una discreta quantità di inquinanti: 0,2 milligrammi per chilogrammo di pianta. Costa poco e sono già state ipotizzate le applicazioni: una piccola parete può essere usata per disinquinare un appartamento, ma non si esclude in futuro l'ipotesi di interi pannelli pieni di piante da collocare sulle autostrade e sulle vie cittadine di grande traffico.
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The quintessential classic 1950s, B.R. designed, really useful engines pose at the 2022 DRS open day at Crewe Gresty Bridge (photobombed by an 88).
There are many reasons why visitors flocked to this event at Gresty Bridge on 16 July 2022, but one of them must surely be that it may have been the last opportunity to view the DRS heritage fleet in significant numbers. The offer of a lease back scheme may mean that DRS will still have access to some of these magnificent machines and hopefully Kingmoor can produce a line up like this in 2024.
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Three lonely trees in desert landscape just near Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia.
From where we stopped, these three trees just looked so lonely. I do not yet know the name of these trees.
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Negative astro images are useful for science sometimes as the fainter detail can stand out a bit more, but that's usually monochrome. I don't like the colours when I make a traditional colour negative so this is conventional colours of the Tarantula Nebula (in the Large Magellanic Cloud) but a negative luminance. And starless. It is interesting?
In case you didn't know what 2 meters looked like....
It amused me to picture someone finding nine red squirrels and lining them up,,,,it is probable as likely as lining up three spaniels (that look like collies to me)!
And the Horton toilets were open too!
"The beautiful is as useful as the useful. Perhaps more so." ~~ Victor Hugo
It's my belief that without something in our life we think is beautiful we perish.
I go through a lot of decision often when I post ... will I be the only one to like this shot, is it really good enough to post, etc., etc. And sometimes I take one down within a few minutes of it being posted. This is one of those shots. Last rays of sun in the Tetons and Amy and I saw this bear meandering off into the backlit woods. I absolutely love the shot for the spirit it conveys though I know it is not a good technical shot.
Sorry I got to wordy here! Have a great day!
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“Mock strawberry plants or False strawberry or Snake berry or Indian berry or Barren strawberry or Duchesne indica very useful Medicinal herb with yellow flowers in a small garden on the the shore of Lake Ontario in squires beach in Ajax , April 27. 2024”
“Mock strawberry plants or False strawberry or Snake berry or Indian berry or Barren strawberry or Duchesne indica very useful Medicinal herb with yellow flowers in a small garden on the the waterfront trail of Lake Ontario in squires beach , Martins photographs , Ajax, Ontario , Canada , April 27. 2024”
“Mock strawberry plants”
“False strawberry”
“Snake berry”
“Indian berry“
“Barren strawberry”
“Duchesne indica very useful Medicinal herb with yellow flowers in a small garden”
“on the the shore of Lake Ontario in squires beach in Ajax”
“Martin’s photographs”
Ajax
Ontario
Canada
“April 2024”
“Favourite photographs”
“iPhone XR”
“The shore of Lake Ontario”
Favourite
Favourites
“Tree roots”
“Simcoe point pioneer cemetery”
“Squires beach”
Blossoms
Rootstock
Autumn
“February 2024”
Shrubs
“Thorny trees”
“Large Oak tree”
Trees
Stones
Reflections
Reflection
blue sky
“cloud cover”
“Waterfront trail on Lake Ontario”
“Waterfront trail of Lake Ontario”
“Thorny trees”
Autumn
Shadows
“IPhone XR”
“iPhone SE 2020”
“Lake Ontario”
Fungi
Heron
“Gravel path”
“August 2023”
“Duffins creek marsh”
Log
“Wild Asters”
“Flowering trees”
Goldenrod
“Cropped photograph”
Family
“Old orchard”
“Apple tree”
Sunset
Shrubs
“Oak tree”
Trees
Stones
Reflections
Reflection
Dogwood
“Duffins trail”
“blue sky”
“cloud cover”
Autumn
Shadows
Mushroom
wildflowers
“Lake Ontario”
“Mouth of Duffins creek marsh”
“white Deadnetles”
River
Dogwood
Woods
Favourites
“Mock strawberry plants or False strawberry or Snake berry or Indian berry or Barren strawberry or Duchesne indica very useful Medicinal herb with yellow flowers in a small garden on the the shore of Lake Ontario in squires beach in Ajax , April 30. 2024”
“Mock strawberry plants or False strawberry or Snake berry or Indian berry or Barren strawberry or Duchesne indica very useful Medicinal herb with yellow flowers in a small garden on the the waterfront trail of Lake Ontario in squires beach , Martins photographs , Ajax, Ontario , Canada , April 30. 2024”
“Mock strawberry plants”
“False strawberry”
“Snake berry”
“Indian berry“
“Barren strawberry”
“Duchesne indica very useful Medicinal herb with yellow flowers in a small garden”
“on the the shore of Lake Ontario in squires beach in Ajax”
“Martin’s photographs”
Ajax
Ontario
Canada
“April 2024”
“Favourite photographs”
“iPhone XR”
“The shore of Lake Ontario”
Favourite
Favourites
“Tree roots”
“Simcoe point pioneer cemetery”
“Squires beach”
Blossoms
Rootstock
Autumn
“February 2024”
Shrubs
“Thorny trees”
“Large Oak tree”
Trees
Stones
Reflections
Reflection
blue sky
“cloud cover”
“Waterfront trail on Lake Ontario”
“Waterfront trail of Lake Ontario”
“Thorny trees”
Autumn
Shadows
“IPhone XR”
“iPhone SE 2020”
“Lake Ontario”
Fungi
Heron
“Gravel path”
“August 2023”
“Duffins creek marsh”
Log
“Wild Asters”
“Flowering trees”
Goldenrod
“Cropped photograph”
Family
“Old orchard”
“Apple tree”
Sunset
Shrubs
“Oak tree”
Trees
Stones
Reflections
Reflection
Dogwood
“Duffins trail”
“blue sky”
“cloud cover”
Autumn
Shadows
Mushroom
wildflowers
“Lake Ontario”
“Mouth of Duffins creek marsh”
“white Deadnetles”
River
Dogwood
Woods
Favourites
It was inevitable that the cheeky face of Thomas the Tank Engine would feature as a 'squared circle' and here he is!
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A seagull in flight preparing to land as he sighted some food but another seagull is in his way. Well, I guess Excuse Me is the best thing he could say in this situation.
Image captured by my daughter, Nikki Menner and edited by myself.
Captured in the Garigal National Park in Sydney at one of the parklands called Davidson Park at Roseville, which is a pretty harborside park with boating and canoeing access, just a short drive from the Sydney CBD.
[From Wikipedia] The silver gull, Chroicocephalus novaehollandiae, is the most common gull seen in Australia. It has been found throughout the continent, but particularly at or near coastal areas.
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Somewhere in the middle of last week, a curious thing happened to me. I found myself in the mood to do something useful about the place. Normally a week on leave means a holiday somewhere else, and nothing ever gets done as the house gradually falls down over a period of years, but like the rest of you I haven't been very far from home in over a year now. So at the moment a week of leave means a period of inactivity at home, perhaps with the odd photography related jaunt in my plans. But the weather has been too good for photography during this particular break from the hamster wheel. No clouds, no wind, no rain. Perfect for lounging about in a garden chair, but rubbish for grabbing a moment of drama from an insolent sky.
At times like this, which have really only been over the Christmas break during the last twenty years, I've found myself deciding to "try something" towards the end of the period of rest. One year I decided I'd try my hand at making falafel, but the only thing I achieved was to part with more money than necessary and leave the kitchen looking like a bombsite the day before returning to work. The falafel was more of a chickpea soup. I promised Ali I wouldn't try again.
Many years ago a colleague told me that whenever he felt like doing a spot of DIY, he'd lie in a darkened room until the sensation had passed over. It's always been the same with me too. In fact I've always called the art of home maintenance "D-I-Won't." From a distance I've always been slightly awed by those men who spend their entire weekends in a set of overalls tinkering away at whatever needs doing. The sort of men who can take the briefest glance at a problem with your plumbing and say something like "oh yes you'll need a flange sprocket for that. Hang on a moment - I've got one in the shed." Then they'll race off in the direction of their toolkit in a fit of excitement as I stand by, watching like an innocent child and wondering whatever on Earth a flange sprocket is or does. Of course if I were to hand them my camera the chances are they wouldn't know what to do with that either, but then I often wonder whether I do myself - and more to the point, the skills they've acquired during their leisure time are actually useful. I might occasionally make a pretty picture for Ali to look at, but the shed roof still leaks in the rain doesn't it?
So during this week of leave, I corrected the error of my ways and earned some brownie points. On the drive we now have two cars with mirror like bodywork that we can still see our faces in three days after I cleaned them. Because Tesco had run out of wash and wax, I ended up buying an expensive alternative online that produced rather pleasing results. During this period I learned that I wasn't washing the cars. No, I was in fact "detailing" them. I've no idea what the difference is, but even Ali's 86 year old father remarked upon how clean her 10 year old Hyundai was looking on Thursday. I have solemnly agreed that henceforth I will continue to "detail" the cars. One day I might learn the distinction too.
For my second act of usefulness I produced an unexpected piece de resistance, obtaining and arranging the necessary materials in such a way that the roof of the woodshed won't leak next time it rains. So shocked am I that I actually did this, I have to keep peering out of the living room window to check that the new roof really does exist. At one point a rogue branch decided to spring forward from its place and try and cause some damage, but luckily it was stopped in its tracks by my bottom lip. It's probably a good job you weren't present to hear my choice of vocabulary at that point. Ok, we're admittedly talking Basil Fawlty's "O'Reilly" levels of workmanship here, so if you were wondering whether to get in touch and book my services I'd urge you to reconsider. But it does seem that we will have dry wood for the fireplace next winter.
I was going to cash those brownie points in today but the sky has gone from one extreme to the other and completely clouded over, so I'm going to watch the FA Cup semi final instead. Maybe I'll try again tomorrow. Apart from Monday's outing (and thank you for helping to propel the image from that adventure onto the Explore page), there has been no photography of note this week. Last night's outing confirmed that it's still too early for bluebells as well, so I've returned to that wonderfully icy and windy evening a couple of weeks ago at Easter when the beach was empty and the sands untouched by humans at low tide. The colours brought the perfect opportunity to try the ten stop in the blue hour. It was one of those evenings when I knew it had been a good session and I was happy with the results. A little bit like this week's out of character foray into useful pursuits.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend everyone.