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For more thoughts on this challenge see my blog post :
www.pumpkinspun.com/musings/2011/06/21/challenge-27-duo-t...
Geo Challenge is a fun way for kids to learn the flags and
maps of the world. Filled with Puzzles, Quizzes and Flashcards –
this app was created by Moms for children everywhere!
Kids will love learning about the world around them with this
eye-catching app. Spin the globe and go on an adventure
to discover new places. Or take a quiz to test your
knowledge on flags and maps.
While cute and visually engaging, this is more than just a kid's
game. Expect a genuinely educational experience packed
with content that parents can enjoy along with their children.
This app includes information about no less than 193
countries (current United Nations members as of November
2012).
It also includes audio to read country names out loud to your
child and stickers and stamps to reward progress.
Features
• Spinning Globe: spin, zoom and explore the world with
your fingertips by touching flags to learn more about
each country
• Map Puzzle: match the country to a place on the map
• Map & Flag Quizzes: challenge your country
knowledge by selecting the right answer from three
choices
• Flag Flashcards: memorize the national flags around
the world with this study tool
• Passport: Take your picture and create your passport. Get stamps to record your progress.
• Suitcase: Discover and collect stickers of your travels all around the world.
• Bilingual: Play in English or Japanese
Learn maps, flags and geography while having fun with Geo
Challenge. Parents, this app is loaded with features that will
make your kids want to learn! Available for iPhone, iPad,
iPod Touch, Android and Amazon.
Website - sumahomama.com/geochallenge/en/
Facebook - www.facebook.com/Sumahomama
YouTube - youtu.be/Zxo5i4zGZIA
Twitter - twitter.com/Sumahomama1
For this first challenge I decided to stay as close to the original as I could. I used daylight to light the scene and wanted to use the same highlights that Lara had used. My bread is different and the color of the nutella and board are also not exactly the same, but overall I am quite pleased with the end-result!
I am not sure if the original was done with daylight or artificial light, but overall it was a pretty even lighting with two highlights to bring out the structure of the nutella. I saw a highlight on the left as well as on the right. Possibly by mirrors or other reflection material. I used a reflector on the right and the window was on the left. I think the original highlights are a little bit more pronounced but I quite liked the shine the paste has right now, so I left it at that.
The first pictures and full details of the all-new Ferrari 296 Challenge racer have been released ahead of its October 23 debut.
Said to be the ninth model to race in the single-make series, the new Ferrari 296 Challenge contender gains redesigned, track-focused aerodynamics and a simplified version of the road-going supercar’s twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 that still manages to muster 515kW.
Headline features include a more pronounced front splitter bolted onto the redesigned bumper, a vented bonnet, lighter Lexan windows, new side skirts, an F1-style rain light, a huge rear wing and 19-inch centre-lock wheels with stickier Pirelli race tyres.
There’s also a set of carbon-ceramic brake discs and adjustable ABS EVO Track electronics that’s thought to incorporate traction control.
The combination of the extra wings, larger diffuser and reshaped body sees the 296 Challenge produce more than 870kg of downforce at 250km/h.
Under the rear bonnet, the Ferrari 296 GTB’s electrified powertrain has been comprehensively revised and simplified for racing, with the electric motors and hybrid battery dumped.
Despite that, the road-going 296 GTB’s twin-turbo 3.0-litre V6 still manages to produce 515kW without the hybrid parts – around 95kW less than before.
The new Ferrari 296 Challenge will make its debut at Italy’s Mugello Circuit on October 24, replacing the old 488 Challenge Evo and racing in both the European and North American Ferrari Challenge series.
Today, I had the privilege of meeting Chaplain Cecil Richardson, the deputy Chief of Chaplains for the USAF. A good friend of mine, Aaron Walters, works as a Chaplain Assistant at Bolling AFB and he setup the brief meeting. During the course of conversation, Chaplain Richardson presented me with this challenge coin. This is my first coin and it is quite an honor to have received one from Chaplain Richardson.
Students behind this glass are on a mission - a mission to Mars. Here, you're looking into Mission Control, where the various student teams work with the Space Shuttle Crew to successfully complete the mission.
A visit to the Challenger Learning Center is a learning experience that engages students, transforming them into scientists, engineers or researchers on a simulated space mission. It expands a classroom to distant planets; it turns learning into inspiration and students into explorers. The Museum has two Challenger Learning Centers - one at the main Museum, and one at The George Observatory in Brazos Bend State Park.
Challenge #6 - Layering. Cut several layers of fabric and stack them. Create your design by sewing and then cutting away to reveal the different fabrics.
Here is the retouched barn shot. This took a bit of work but nothing too hard. One layer with the blend mode set to multiply and then I painted in the highlights. One layer set to screen and then I painted in the shadows and brought up the lower body panels. I added an orange filter at 40% which really brought up the orange paint plus brought up the green from blue to green/green. I added the sun flare and warmed up the barn a bit.
Why all the warming and orange? because this was shot on a drizzly day and everything was very blue tinted. If you look closely, you can see the raining beading on the trunk it was that close to the rain storm that started as I started to shoot.
D300
F4
17-55, F.28 lens
ISO 400
1/50
Your Moo MiniCard featuring the letter G, brought you to this close-up image of my pixelistic painting titled, Challenge. MiniCards can be obtained by visiting Moo's website.
Challenge, completed in mid-October 2008, brings my pixelistic oeurve full-circle. Pixelism was originated in 1985 and the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster occurred in January of 1986. The tragedy was a defining moment in the lives of millions of Americans and in the lives of most school-age children in the mid 1980s.
Challenge from recently.
..I forgot to take a pic on Sunday, as I was out.
Challenge #1 : www.flickr.com/photos/arkaya/12086448833/
kirstentacular.blogspot.com/2015/01/sartorialist-challeng... Challenge, Drot, Gabriel, Labyrinth, Lapointe and Bastchild, Men's Fashion, SLink
Graduating Knox College seniors, along with faculty, staff, trustees and alumni, celebrate completion of the 2014 Senior Challenge fund raising campaign.
I decided to do something different for this challenge. All words to describe home. (2nd one coming though) So the left side reflects where I am from originally, or hometown, where the right side indicates where I currently live in Louisiana,
It is based on a Challenger 2 tank chassis, but lacks the main armament. In place of the turret, it has a large hydraulic excavator arm, which can be used to excavate areas, move obstacles, and deposit the fascine that the Trojan carries at its rear. The Trojan is usually also fitted with a plough on the front, which enables it to clear mines, either detonating them on contact, or pushing them out of the way to clear a safe channel for following vehicles.
Sunsational Summer Reading Beach Blast, Summertime Reading Challenge launch.
Sunday 21 November 2021.
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Photo by Moata Tamaira
From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries