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In March 2009 I cut ties with Aisling Press for nonpayment of royalties and other matters. This blog entry provides more detail.
Jeffrey A. Carver's wonderful how-to article, "Psst! Wanna Buy a Free Ebook?" (Bulletin of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, Dec. 2008-Jan. 2009) inspired me to re-release Deviations: Covenant as a free download. (Click on Carver's name above to access his own free downloads.)
I created the new cover for Covenant using MS Paint, MS Photo Editor, and MS PowerPoint, tweaking my sunset and summit shots. I took both photos while walking around my neighborhood.
I've now released Deviations: Covenant (science fiction/anthropological fiction/dark fantasy) as an e-book. Second edition, ISBN 978-0-9819764-0-2.
You can download it for free here:
http://home.earthlink.net/~deviations/downloads.html
The site gives descriptions of the novel and the series, plus review blurbs. It also provides formats for a variety of e-book readers, including Kindle and other Mobipocket devices, MS Reader, Palm and other PDAs, Sony, Stanza, a .pdf file tagged to reflow on different-sized screens, and an .html file that you can read directly on your browser.
I also provide a link on the site to ebookhood.com/ for converting files into iPod Notes. I've managed to do my own (seen here), but with various glitches.
Barring any change in plans, I expect to release the sequel, Deviations: Appetite, before the summer. Thanks to everyone who bought copies of Covenant's first edition, and who have been waiting patiently for Volume 2!
Eight-cylinder engine components for the Ferrari 488 GTB, 2015
Ferrari: Under the Skin (November 2017 to April 2018)
In an Italy ravaged by the Second World War, Enzo Ferrari and a small team decided to create the perfect racing machine. The exhibition will explore Ferrari’s powerful personality, the design and manufacturing process, the famous clientele and the future of the luxury car brand.
From the very first Ferrari to Michael Schumacher’s winning Formula One car and the newest hybrid model, the exhibition features rare cars and memorabilia displayed in public for the first time. Discover the Ferrari experience through original hand-drawn sketches, sculpture-like models and engines, alongside films and interviews telling one of the great design stories of all time.
[Design Museum]
In the Design Museum
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Something a bit different. Good Smile Company manufactures a whole slew of stuff, and one of the lesser known ones to me is the "Act Mode" line, which features a full action figure along with some components that you need to assemble yourself.
I can't exactly remember why I got this Tusbasa Kazanari set, nor do I know anything about the series she's from Symphogear GX, but she did arrive months ago and I've finally gotten around to opening her.
I think it's fair to say that this would be more like a partially finished model kit set rather than a Figma, though there are some visual similarities design wise. Overall though, it's really the way the parts are cut and the obviousness of the joints that makes this more model kit for me.
In the case of this set, the parts that you need to assemble are for the figure stand. Other sets feature more elaborate parts that aren't as optional. So I just skipped the entire thing.
As mentioned, I don't know what exactly this character is all about, so I'll presume that no show breaking gear is missing. What's interesting is the lack of hands - there's only a pair of open palm and a pair of weapon gripping hands. The three total face plates seems alright.
The figure is slightly larger than your typical Figma, yet weighs less, which might partially account for the relatively cheaper price point on these (in comparison).
Articulation is generally not bad, and is very much on par with what other humanoid model kits offer. The catch is, however, that the bulk of her costume and hair really limit what the figure can do. The short version is the upper body isn't bad, but you'll find some heavy restrictions on what you can do with the legs.
Paint and Build Quality are about what you'd expect from a Good Smile Product.
Will I get any more of these Act Mode? To be honest, it's going to be IP driven. I can't say that I prefer these, engineering wise, over Figma, so it's unlikely I'd just get one for fun, especially n ow that I know what they're all about.
Top Shelf
Motorola Surfboard Docsis 3.0
Linksys Vonage Modem
DLink Gamer Lounge Router
DLink 8port gigabit switch
IO Gear KVM Switch
HP Windows Home Server
Belkin Power Strip
SilenX IXtrema 120mm and 4 fan controller. Bottom shelf NAD t731
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VERNAZZA transportó una serie de componentes para una planta industrial a montarse en la mina Lama, ubicada en la provincia de san Juan.
Estos bultos de enorme magnitud fueron transportados combinando camiones tractores de gran poder de tracción junto a nuestras líneas modulares hidráulicas de 8 neumáticos cada una.
Más precisamente, cada convoy contó con una plataforma hidráulica de 6 líneas en total, es decir, con una suma de 48 neumáticos por cada remolque configurado.
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These are the components I used to make my cheap light box. I was creating a VoiceThread tutorial on making and using a light box, and I needed a shot of all the components
The components are identified in the notes on the photo.
The nice thing about this setup is that you can store everything in the storage box when you're not using it.
My completed VoiceThread tutorial can be viewed here.
Most of the grounding and components that aren't on the circuit boards are added before the circuit boards go in.
You can see the glue from the mounting hardware. It's an epoxy adhesive made for plastics (most won't stick well to Nylon), but also sticks very well to the enclosures.
I use big globs of glue since its under the circuit board.