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The shower curtain material is thin and shiny, so it looks more wrinkly here than it does in real life... :)
Looks like we made it after all.
Below that scuffed aluminum dwell a veritable clown car of wire bulk. And you know what? That bulk makes some damn fine sound. Now onto the 1V/Octave keyboard controller as I wait for my temperature controlled resistors to arrive by post.
This was actually done first, but Laptop Mount Version 1.0 did not work up to standards. Remember this is going in a jeep and must be able to handle the occasional offroad venture
'Color Search' sketch:
I found inspiration in the 'Pixel Path' Processing work done by Craig Mackenzie, and wanted to try my hand at it:
blog.craig-mackenzie.com/2008/02/25/pixel-path-my-prelimi...
In this sketch, it isolates every 5th pixel, and if it fist a certain HSB criteria, it finds every matching pixel in the image, and draws a line to it.
The class I used to author this Sketch can be found on my wiki:
processingwiki.tiddlyspot.com/#[[Class: ImageData]]
All done!! I used high loft batting and flannel to make this a super soft quilt! I kept the quilting simple, but LOVE how it turned out! Yea! I am so tickled with this baby quilt! What a wonderful Quilt-a-Long! :)
My husband felt I didn't get a good photo of the shed he completed for our neighbors. So I rode back by to get a better image. I didn't want to go into the yard so I stood in the street and took a couple of shots. I know this is not the best shot but I think it gives you a good idea.
A real world attempt at the front of TVC. About 370 odd photos in this one I think. All now safely packed away.
Almost done here. I really don't like the end crimp copvers so I'll be changing them out. I have to hand sew the satin ribbon after that and she's done!
*AFFINITY*lopro complete bike
BLUE LUG custom
SPEC
Frame: *AFFINITY CYCLES* lopro
Headset:*FAIRWEATHER*
Handle: *NITTO* for shred bar
Stem:*NITTO*ui-25 stem
Wheels: *GRANCOMPE* small track hub × *VELOCITY* A23
Tire: *VITTORIA* zafiro
Crankset:*SUGINO* rd messenger crankset
Saddle:*SELLE ITALIA* flite 1990
1998 Zurich frame built from Reynolds 853 steel, new and old components. 2x9-speed with old-school standard 53/39 rings and Dura Ace down-tube shifters. Gotta get stronger. Currently 28mm Clement Strada tires. Might have to go slightly thinner. Weighs in at exactly 20lbs with pedals and bottle cage.
My first proper road bike, and it's a goodie.
Thank you to those who support and help me find who I am, and lead me over the rainbow to happiness.
(Photo before mod taken by Kayden Fayton)
-Would be my profile pic.. but flickr hates me-
Nice shot of the cockpit - what I see from the riding position.
Took some getting used to not having cables in the way, but quickly enough I was getting a good stretched-out position over the 120mm Cinelli 1R stem and Giro d'Italia bars.
For most of the ride, I was experimenting with hand position and found I really enjoyed stretching out best with my palms directly on top of the hoods.
They named a whole railway after me!
The Canadian Pacific Railway, or CPR. Check out the details and you'll see a Maple Leaf and a Beaver, symbols of Canada; and the year 1881, when the transcontinental railway was completed.
my now finished 42009 Lego Technic Mobile Crane. complete with Motor and Battery pack.
controls are able to move the outrigers out and down, lift the crane arm, extend it, and lower the hook to pick things up.
due to the pully having a spring gear it cant lift much weight, but by switching to the boom lift control, it can do a lot more.
Completed First Hill Streetcar track construction in the intersection of 14th, Jackson , & Rainier / Boren
With his colleague now waiting to couple these two additional wagons to nine loaded wagons in the station loop, the driver of SBB Cargo Class Em 3/3 18818 eased the Domdidier contribution back towards Avenches station.
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Drepung Loseling Tibetan Monks
Sand Mandala Painting: Buddhist mandala sand painting, created grain by grain to generate energies for global healing.
Reed College, Portland, Oregon April 14th - 18th, 2003.
after a good bit of time, waiting for my stuff on bricklink, it has all finally arrived, and been built.
in my opinion, i'd like to get some with pinstripes to line the boiler, but even now so, the boiler feels pretty sturdy.
and i'd like to thank the main inspiration for this project, Carl, cheers for the eye candy on you flickr bud ;)
Kindof ironic that in the game, the workers build the Sinistar, and then he comes to eat you. I worked to build this Sinistar, then I ate lunch. Probably 8 hours total to do this. Not really sure. Wild guess. I took some artistic license when it came to the colors, cause, well, I just din't have the colors I needed. But pixel placement is accurate for that frame.